Yeeaah.. It sounded much better in my head than it does reading it back now. Kirwan was using this example on Neil Rackers to Washington yesterday and it made sense. The difference was he was saying they would make him the highest paid kicker. This is probably another reason he's on the radio and not in a front office.

I agree. But it's the Chiefs. They extended the contract of a broke dick LB, and gave high tendered offers to a** players like Niswanger, O'Callaghan, so it wouldn't surprise me one bit if they signed these guys.

For the record, I wouldn't mind Kevin Faulk in the least bit. He is still a great 3rd down back, and could help Charles understand what it takes to prepare for 16 games.

I still want Justin Fargas more. Dude runs like a train.
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Found it.

www.scout.com

I could see it that he signs here and since the Chiefs hired Weiss as OC, I think signing a guy like Kevin Faulk would be more of a definate possibility. Two reasons a) He wouldn't be an expensive player b) the organization highly stresses the importance of chemistry between the players and the coaches so therefore Faulk is familiar with the system that Chiefs are try'n to run under Weiss, and knows his role in the offense. A move like this would make sense from an organizational point of view.

However, from a fans perspective I think it would be better to just draft a RB this year. The class is so deep that I think the Chiefs could find a guy in the mid to later rounds that could do the same job KF could do. I also think its important to sustain youth at that position rather than rely on old veterans.

Yay. Finally a player with our name linked to it.

Walter would be a good signing.

Report: Chiefs, Jets Show Interest in Thomas Jones

http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2010/3...-show-interest

Yuck.

Report: Peppers taking physical, deal is "imminent"
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on March 5, 2010 1:57 PM ET
After hearing Julius Peppers' agent's statements last night, it was only a matter of time before the prize of this free agent crop signed with the Bears.

The time is near.

Neil Hayes of the Chicago Sun-Times reports that Peppers is taking a physical in Chicago and a signing is imminent.

The only question left is how much money Peppers will earn. Hayes hears that Peppers will earn $12-14 million-per-year over six years, which is actually less than we imagined.

It's all about the structure. We'd be surprised if Peppers doesn't get the most guaranteed money for a defender in league history.

Bears will be very solid next year. All they need is a premier WR and some pieces on the O-line and they're set.

Chet Taylor is a Bear

****. I wonder what that does to the FF value of Matt Forte next year.

I doubt it. Cutler is the QB.

I'd take Cutler over a lot of qbs in the league now. Look at what he did when he had actual talent around him in Denver. He'll put up good numbers in Martz's offense.