Was Blackledge the only first round quarterback in KC Chiefs history? I know Dawson was a first rounder but that was when the Chiefs were in Dallas and in a different football league.

Go edit something

Concepts just aren't your bag

Steve Fuller in 1979. A couple more in the 60s.

Jesus ****.

:facepalm:

Google, Mother****er.

Before my time so I was unsure.

Just looked up Fuller, with the team for 3 seasons. His numbers suck ass.

Whoever was in charge of player personnel in the late 70's - early 80's sucked balls.

I get the concept.

You obviously don't get the RESULTS when it comes to Alex Smith.

Outside opinion please; am I wrong to think that the cheese has vacated Dane's cracker?

Lol.

I was doing so in tandem with asking on the board. This is a Chiefs discussion board, correct?

I think I read the other day that more udfa qbs have won SBS than guys drafted from any round other than the first.


So we got that covered

Yeah but JFC, you're talking about the greatest QB in Chiefs history that just happens to be a Hall of Famer.

Know the facts, Man.

As it stands today, at this hour, all we can do is hope that Bray is a rare NFL anomaly, and that he can become what we need him to be.

Because if we are to believe that the Dorseid subscribe to the "McCloud Doctrine", we will never see a high round QB on this team until the next Luck/RGIII lottery comes along.
And if four years is the max shelf-life for GM's who are struggling, our chances decrease substantially.

It would be justice if we shit canned that ****ing fat NE fraud and then Patriot Wayed ourselves (read: fell ass backwards) into a franchise QB.

**** you, Scott Pioli. I know you read this board you ****ing cocksucking piece of ****.

If this years qb class dropped because of last years etc, isn't that good news on Bray?

I mean we got a guy with a third round grade, first round talent as an udfa.

LMAO

Only one UDFA has won a Super Bowl ever and that was Kurt Warner.