Chiefs forced to spend $20 million to meet new salary floor?

[milkman]

Bear in mind, however, I am not looking to replace Stanzi.

I am looking to replace Tyler Palko.

Tell me that Tyler Palko is a better backup option than Stanton.

I dare ya.

[Titty Meat]

Originally Posted by milkman

Bear in mind, however, I am not looking to replace Stanzi.

I am looking to replace Tyler Palko.

Tell me that Tyler Palko is a better backup option than Stanton.

I dare ya.

Well shit if you put it like that then yes I agree with you. I was under the assumption you wanted a #2 guy who could also come in and compete with Cassel.

[aturnis]

Originally Posted by Bo's Pelini

Well shit if you put it like that then yes I agree with you. I was under the assumption you wanted a #2 guy who could also come in and compete with Cassel.

No, a lot of other teams (and fans on this board) want a serviceable veteran backup for insurance. The Patriots though, always seemed to have developmental guys, who, if you coach them up right(where Zorn comes in) might flourish(like Cassel, questionably) and either become your QBOTF, or a trade for picks with a good return on investment(ala Cassel).

I personally agree with Milk on this one too. I don't want a veteran who has reached his ceiling taking up a valuable roster spot. If we get into trouble and our backups don't perform, we can always call up one of the guys sitting at home...