vrabel a chief

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

He's won 3 championships.

How would his career be viewed if the Chiefs went 9-7 next year, won a playoff game, and then went to the Super Bowl the next (his last year)?

Just think about that for a minute.

C'mon, Parker.

Come down from the cloud you're posting from and join the real world.

I mean, that's some WPI-quality fluff.

Please stop. You're scaring me.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

C'mon, Parker.

Come down from the cloud you're posting from and join the real world.

I mean, that's some WPI-quality fluff.

Please stop. You're scaring me.

I never said it was likely.

But I can guarantee you guys Vrabel's age think about shit like this. It's what leads guys like Kurt Warner to sign in Arizona and guys like Favre to sign in New York.

For guys that have won it all, they have to find a new challenge. Taking a 6-26 team all the way is the ultimate accomplishment.

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

I never said it was likely.

But I can guarantee you guys Vrabel's age thing about shit like this. It's what leads guys like Kurt Warner to sign in Arizona and guys like Favre to sign in New York.

For guys that have won it all, they have to find a new challenge. Taking a 6-26 team all the way is the ultimate accomplishment.

I can see it from a QB perspective, because the games ride on their shoulders more than any other player on the field.

LB, not so much.

But I see your point.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

I can see it from a QB perspective, because the games ride on their shoulders more than any other player on the field.

LB, not so much.

But I see your point.

It's not just the game, it's the leadership thing we've all been talking about.

If he comes in here as a spot player but a team captain, and the defense goes from last to top 10 in one year, he's a fuggin hero. At the end of the day, ego is a big motivator for guys that make millions of dollars playing a game...