This.

You should you stupid cock sucker seeing as he schools your D like bitches.You're a real piece of shit you know it?**** you and all of you're lil nut huggers you have here.

Eh, philosophically, I don't have any issue with it. However, he needs to consider all of the other factors to make sure it's the right decision (and I'm sure he will). The article is overly simplistic.

Its like telling a girl before you start to date: " I am a heavy drinker, irresponsible, have bad hygiene, we will only go on dates to Whataburger, and I will live with you for 10 years but don't expect a ring. Oh, and it will be an open relationships, so expect other woman to come around."

These negotiations with Charles should be interesting.

After LJ, I'm not sure that anyone is going to cry if we don't sign an RB to a huge contract.

A good RB deserves 2 contracts. After that, sign for peanuts or hit the road.

"I was talking to [Kansas City GM] Scott Pioli about Berry, and I said, 'Scott, this guy's your pick.' And he said, 'You know how I feel about safeties that early.' And I understand.'' - Thomas Dimitroff

If you read the whole article and take the statement for what it is in it's context, it's not telling at all concerning JC.

First off he doesn't make any statement other than you need a good season out of the position but you don't have to have a great player to have a great season at RB.

The statement about $ and economy at the RB position was not made by Pioli but by the author.

lol did he really say Corey Dillon was NOT a great back?


are you ****ing high Pioli?

I think he looks at HOF players as great. Look who he mentions as great backs.

I agree, Dillion was not a great back. Pretty good, not great.

To me, Dillon was the beginning of the end to the Patriot Way. But not because of his abilities. That was about the time the Patriots stopped caring about character and became more interested in forcing players to fill roster holes rather than drafting/picking up role players.

I really hope they get most of these guys re-signed over the next couple of years. The reason IMHO that the "Patriot Way" works is good drafting and having a pipeline of players waiting to step up. The talent level of the Chiefs when they 1st got here was horrendous and I think it'll be a couple more years of good drafts before the Chiefs get the back-up/players in waiting level up to where they can be tougher on negotiating with the vets. This year they filled alot of starting talent "holes" but they are still a couple of injuries away from being bad instead of not as good.

Rod woodson on NFL Network was asked the question which coach is most on the hot seat between Singletary(49ers) and McDaniels(Donkeys). He chuckled and said , "I've never seen a coach completely dismantle a team in a two year period like Josh McDaniels. He got rid of Cutler for some reason. He cut his best receiver cause of attitude, he cut one of the best TE's in the league because of attitude. He fired a DC that took a Defense from dead last to top ten just because of a conflict in personality. It's just amazing how one Head Coach can thoroughly destroy a team that had developed chemistry in such a short time. His days are numbered"

Antowain Smith = TJ
Kevin Faulk = Charles

I don't see why either one would be leaving unless we wanted them to...