Thanks for quoting it so it auto plays on this page too lol

Hahahaha. Shit! Sorry. I deleted it.

The irony being I sniped a new page

810 isn't exactly pro Chiefs since they basically give all their stuff to 610..

I have not seen a single clip of Frank beating Orlando this camp.

I don't know about that, they are very pro Chiefs they just try to sift through the homerism and sometimes swing the pendulum too far.


I mean I think Brown and the rookies are going to be great but him sayin he's scared of the O-line doesn't mean he's down on them. After all it IS a risk and if it fails it's gonna suck.

That said I couldn't be happier than the way things are proceeding.

Yep, they hate Hardman and act like Brown is a total bust.

Petro loves to talk about how irresponsible the Chiefs are with contracts and the cap. "The Bill is coming due one day!!!!!!!!!"

It is a quandary for Petro- he needs to keep the Frank sucks narrative going, so can't praise him, even when beating Brown.

Frank sucks > Brown sucks even more.

Petro said a majority of practice...so that probably means one time. LMAO

Sorry bros. Just deleted it and plugged in a link instead. Stupid NBC.

What a load of shit.

This happens every year. I mean, EVERY year. OL is generally a reactive position. They respond to what the DL does and the DL responds to the skill players, so OL already starts out behind the 8 ball, so to speak. 1-on-1 drills favor DL players. Mike DeVito and Jeff Allen recently discussed this very issue in a KC Sports Network podcast. Both of them agreed that, particularly early in camp, Andy Heck works the OL a lot harder than the DL is worked, in part because of what is required of the OL. Jeff Allen talked about how the first few weeks of camp are frustrating because the DL initially walks all over the OL, particularly in 1-on-1s. Allen said that after 2-3 weeks in pads, not just camp but in padded practices, the DL pressures begin to become more and more familiar and they are better able to resist DL pressure. Put another way, it always takes the OL a few weeks to catch up to the DL from the start of camp.

So, if in another 2 weeks, after several more padded practices, the OL is still losing heavily to the DL, I will start to worry. Otherwise, this happens every camp and Petro is talking out his ass, which I know comes as a tremendous surprise to others here.

Walter Payton used to do that after practice. Have to love the hard work and effort.

Frank Clark is a really good player when he wants to be.

That was his best run as a Chief.

Clarks playing for a new contract either here or elsewhere so I expect a good year.

Petro’s been on vacation for a week and hasn’t watched shit, so he has to drop a bomb his first day back to get everyone’s attention. So transparent.