The Anti-Class Act on the Chiefs

[Direckshun]

Guy who's in it the most for himself, waaaay before he's in it for the team.

LJ might be the popular choice here, but I can't help but think of Law and Wesley, both of whom seem immensely disinterested in Kansas City.

[Chiefnj]

welbourn

[pikesome]

Carl Peterson

[Direckshun]

Carl Peterson
Ahhh.... very nice work, sir.

[htismaqe]

My vote goes for Wesley.

I think LJ is self-centered. I also think Larry wants to be the best and that he knows in order to be viewed as the best, the TEAM has to do well.

[htismaqe]

welbourn

Good choice.

[Wile_E_Coyote]

Rich Scanlon, the talent is there

[DaFace]

Tyron Brackenridge

[RedThat]

Jared Allen. I don't like the way he talks.

[journeyscarab]

Gunter ;)

[Redrum_69]

Boomer Grigsby

[ChiefaRoo]

Jared Allen. I don't like the way he talks.


Agreed, he doesn't even know how to buy a clue.

[Simply Red]

Law? Really? He doesn't strike me that way. After all he was the only one who really played in the playoffs last yr.

[Direckshun]

Law? Really? He doesn't strike me that way. After all he was the only one who really played in the playoffs last yr.
I just never remember seeing passion out of him unless he had been the one to make the play.

The vivid example I think of is the Raiders game last year in Arrowhead, when Page caught the interception in the endzone, he was engulfed in Surtain and the rest of the defense, except for Law who was walking to track down the ball that Page spiked when he won the game.

[Hammock Parties]

Tony Gonzalez. He's a dick to little kids. I don't think he cares about the fans much at all.

[Skip Towne]

The Hunt family?

[Wile_E_Coyote]

Law knew Herm's system. I assume part of the reason of bring him in was to help the players adapt to it

[noa]

Samie Parker. I always thought he lacked class when he'd spike the ball and celebrate after an 8 yard catch.

[JBucc]

Bowe. Not only a bust, but a total ass too.

[pikesome]

Samie Parker. I always thought he lacked class when he'd spike the ball and celebrate after an 8 yard catch.

...that was 2 yrds short of a first down.

[Ultra Peanut]

I just never remember seeing passion out of him unless he had been the one to make the play.

The vivid example I think of is the Raiders game last year in Arrowhead, when Page caught the interception in the endzone, he was engulfed in Surtain and the rest of the defense, except for Law who was walking to track down the ball that Page spiked when he won the game.How do you know he wasn't simply collecting the ball so his brother-in-law, a taxidermist/memorabilia preservation artist, could mount it for Page in a casual yet classy display?

[StcChief]

Wesley - flashed of good plays / failed to live up to hype
J.Allen - $$$ first
Welbourne - retire/unretire

Sims - not an overall good athlete can't come to work in shape / stay on field for $$$$ we spent.

Savaii - Spit hood reach/bust.

[crazycoffey]

GoChiefs?

J/K - I'm going with Jason Dunn, all he ever wants to do is pick up LJ in the endzone for what he hopes will get him a cameo in the pages of Sports Illustrated.

[Wile_E_Coyote]

Mr Dunn is ready for your close up :)