Chiefs Meet With Otah

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by Mecca

Like when everyone was screaming that the Colts needed defense and they drafted, Dallas Clark, what a bunch of morons huh?

That Bill Polian he has no idea what he's doing by taking the best players, Frankie would hate him as GM despite him know what he's doing.

Yep, or Anthony Gonzalez last year.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

Yep, or Anthony Gonzalez last year.

Some people here have been following this team way to long and have lost touch with how the guys who know what they are doing do things...

If you want to see contending teams built primarily through the draft...Indy and SD, you want to strive to be like them, how many times have they reached on players because of need?

Makes me laugh to see people around here talk shit on AJ Smith or the Chargers he's done an awesome job and built a hell of a team we should want to strive to be like them.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by Mecca

Some people here have been following this team way to long and have lost touch with how the guys who know what they are doing do things...

If you want to see contending teams built primarily through the draft...Indy and SD, you want to strive to be like them, how many times have they reached on players because of need?

Makes me laugh to see people around here talk shit on AJ Smith or the Chargers he's done an awesome job and built a hell of a team we should want to strive to be like them.

I'm generally in agreement with you on this, and really like what AJ Smith has done, including the campaign to can Marty.

However, until they actually advance to the SB, they are nothing more than the 90s Chiefs as it relates to what has been accomplished.

[Brock]

Originally Posted by milkman

I'm generally in agreement with you on this, and really like what AJ Smith has done, including the campaign to can Marty.

However, until they actually advance to the SB, they are nothing more than the 90s Chiefs as it relates to what has been accomplished.

Perhaps, but in the arena of the draft, they kick a bunch of other teams asses.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by Brock

Perhaps, but in the arena of the draft, they kick a bunch of other teams asses.

I agree.

I'm just saying using them in this debate isn't really a good idea.

Th question from the OT or bust crowd will inevitably be, what have they done?

In the end, nothing more than the 90s Chiefs is the answer.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by milkman

I agree.

I'm just saying using them in this debate isn't really a good idea.

Th question from the OT or bust crowd will inevitably be, what have they done?

In the end, nothing more than the 90s Chiefs is the answer.

Look how long they are setup to be good, if the Chiefs don't do this properly they'll be losing to the Chargers year in and year out for a long time.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by Mecca

Look how long they are setup to be good, if the Chiefs don't do this properly they'll be losing to the Chargers year in and year out for a long time.

Again, I don't disagree with you, but it still comes down to the fact that they haven't won anything yet.

And for all the other good things he's done, AJ Smith hired Norv Turner.

In spite of that playoff run last year, I have no confidence in Norv Turner's ability.

Until and unless they do make a SB run, they are not a good example in this debate.

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by Mecca

Some people here have been following this team way to long and have lost touch with how the guys who know what they are doing do things...

If you want to see contending teams built primarily through the draft...Indy and SD, you want to strive to be like them, how many times have they reached on players because of need?

Makes me laugh to see people around here talk shit on AJ Smith or the Chargers he's done an awesome job and built a hell of a team we should want to strive to be like them.

18/22 starters for the Chargers were drafted by the Chargers.

And most of them are STARS.