Chiefs hire Daboll

[Urc Burry]

Per Adam Schefter twitter

[Nightfyre]

Originally Posted by Han Solo

When you get ****ing nothing out of a pick and you could have had a Pro Bowler, it's a huge screw up.

It's a fine pick if Moeaki stays healthy.

By this standard, every team in the nfl is making huge screw ups. Your argument is as weak and childish as your life.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Nightfyre

By this standard, every team in the nfl is making huge screw ups.

Most definitely. Without a doubt.

[crazycoffey]

[Nightfyre]

Originally Posted by Han Solo

Most definitely. Without a doubt.

So what is the standard for a successful draft and how is it measured in your mind? Put a little effort into it. Try and make at least one of your 120K posts meaningful/thought provoking.

[Messier]

Chiefs took Larry Parker in the 4th rd in 1999, could have had Donald Driver taken in the 7th. HUGE mistake.

[Messier]

2006 took Jeff Webb in the 6th, just one round later Marques Colston was sitting there. Another Colossal mistake.

[Nightfyre]

If only the chiefs would have saved their franchise before they went to individual workouts, they would be able to get the potential of every draftee!

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Messier

Chiefs took Larry Parker in the 4th rd in 1999, could have had Donald Driver taken in the 7th. HUGE mistake.

Why the hell do you think Carl got fired?

Mistake after mistake.

Maybe if he had hit on a few guys like Colston or Driver he would have won something.

[splatbass]

Originally Posted by Han Solo

It's a fine pick if Moeaki stays healthy.

You could say that about any pick.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by splatbass

You could say that about any pick.

Uh, no. I'm pretty sure Ryan Sims was a shitty pick healthy or not.

[Messier]

Originally Posted by Han Solo

Why the hell do you think Carl got fired?

Mistake after mistake.

Maybe if he had hit on a few guys like Colston or Driver he would have won something.

Man, I'm just randomly looking up players. If it's moves like those that get GMs fired then every GM needs to go. Does every pick pan out 1-7 round? No, you're doing well if a third of your picks work. In any given year will there be a later round pick that comes out of no where and becomes a pro bowler. Don't you think there are fans of other teams that wish they'd taken Jared Allen or Jamaal Charles in the 1st round. It happens to every team every draft.

[Messier]

Who do you think is the best drafting GM in the NFL? I'll come up with 5 picks they wiffed on when there was a pro bowler at the same position later in the draft.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Messier

Who do you think is the best drafting GM in the NFL? I'll come up with 5 picks they wiffed on when there was a pro bowler at the same position later in the draft.

You're missing the point.

Pioli whiffed on damn near an entire draft in 2009. He needs to pick someone like Graham in the third round to make up for it.

Instead he took Brokeaki.

Shit GM at work.

[Nightfyre]

Originally Posted by Han Solo

You're missing the point.

Pioli whiffed on damn near an entire draft in 2009. He needs to pick someone like Graham in the third round to make up for it.

Instead he took Brokeaki.

Shit GM at work.

Hitting on Houston in the third doesn't count, though, right? Moron.

[Messier]

Originally Posted by Han Solo

You're missing the point.

Pioli whiffed on damn near an entire draft in 2009. He needs to pick someone like Graham in the third round to make up for it.

Instead he took Brokeaki.

Shit GM at work.

2009 wasn't a good draft. But again you're calling Moeaki a bad pick. I thought you said if he comes back productive you'll consider it a good pick.

You want the Saints? Tell me the best drafting team.