Bad ass..... Chargers did actually win a playoff game.

Why do people think Kush can be a starter?
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Don't know if it's "think" as much as it's "hope."

I have no ****ing idea...

Why not?

We drafted him in the 6th round... pick #170 in the draft. He started one game, and played pretty well. And he has a full offseason to learn and be in the weight program.

Instead, you want to draft some mid round player to play at guard.

IMO, move Hudson back to his original position, and let the guy you draftd to play center last year play center. :shrug:

He started that 1 game in San Diego just like Rishaw.

Somebody somewhere probably said something about him in the preseason. That's all the hype train needs.

The Kush thing is about as crazy to me as the Powe thing.

Center is his original position as far as the NFL is concerned. I believe that there are a few positions in the NFL that you simply don't **** with. Center is one of them. Hudson was projected as a center coming out of the draft. He's been playing C since he's been in the league, let him continue to develop there. God knows the Chiefs have already shuffled the line enough this season, swapping in some noob center sure as **** won't help.

So then why even have a draft past the 3rd or 4th round, if you automatically think guys like Kush can't play?

:clap:

It's not that i think he can't play, it's whether or not we've seen him do well enough to supplant a starter who's already proven that he CAN play. Kush hasn't done dick, yet he's been talked about since TC last season. Hell, i can still remember some posters suggesting that Kush would replace Hudson by mid-season. So far, he's just another Powe. A CP favorite only because he's not the current starter.

He has played a little LG in the NFL in case you forgot...

http://arrowheadaddict.com/2013/08/2...t-thou-rodney/

Hudson arrived as a second round pick in the 2011 NFL Draft and played 130 snaps in his rookie season – the equivalent of about two full games – but all at left guard. He did get to learn from the great Casey Wiegmann however, with the hope that Hudson would take over for Wiegmann in 2012. With Wiegmann in fact, retiring in 2012, Hudson was primed to take over. He lasted all of one game, breaking his left leg in the second game of the season against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Kush played well enough at SD to justify some hope, he looked both strong and quick, he looked like a real mauler at times.

For me atleast, it has nothing to do with "welp, he isn't the starter".

This

Just thought you should know that you lost your baby when you threw out your bathwater