I quit at he bulked up. From 204 to 209.

Chiefs QB's to go through throwing drills during practice.

Clowney has to prove he's not a useless broke dick.

Don't think that is what he's saying at all.

I believe he's telling us that he's shown growth.

Oh, to be sure. I just think he's emphasizing the "third quarterback" thing for a reason. He's not ready. Not even to back up Alex at this point. So don't have any expectations of seeing him if Alex goes down, at least not this season. They are bringing him along nicely, but he's not a Jedi yet...

http://www.yardbarker.com/all_sports..._otas/18950714

QB Aaron Murray opening eyes at Chiefs OTAs

The Kansas City Chiefs selected quarterback Aaron Murray with the No. 163 overall pick in the 2014 NFL draft, despite recovering from a knee injury.

Considered a "redshirt" as a rookie behind starting signal caller Alex Smith, Chase Daniel and Tyler Bray, Murray is showing that he's ready to move up the depth chart.

Murray, 6'1, 207 pounds, started 52 games for UGA before tearing his left ACL in 2013, racking up a 35-17 record with a 62.3% completion rate that translates into the type of pedigree the team is keeping an eye one.

“He’s where he needs to be,” quarterbacks coach Matt Nagy said, via the Kansas City Star.

“Right now, we’re working on footwork with him, and we’re really doing it with all the quarterbacks, but with Aaron, there’s a couple things he had that we’re trying to get better at and improve on. He certainly has the arm strength — now it’s just trying to understand where we want the ball to be on the go balls.”

“A lot of it is getting the strength back in my legs,” Murray said. “A lot of it is the lower body being able to torque, being able to drive through the legs, just like being a hitter. So getting the strength back in my legs has really helped with the deep ball. Being more comfortable with the receivers and timing, just trust and let it rip, man.”

He came in here wanting to learn; he’s like a sponge, soaking it all up. So he’s got a bright future ahead of him. ... Coaches have to be able to feel like they can coach you up if you’re going to stick on,” Daniels said.

Put in Stanzi!

I will still be yelling that at Preseason games.

FYP.

Why is the backup QB always the most popular guy on the team amongst Chiefs fans?

Same reason they believe drafting non impact lineman in the first round is the key to 9-7.

This franchise promotes a loser mentality that was brought here by Marty. Fanbase embraced it for life.

:LOL:

This guy is not Stanzi/Croyle/Printers/Thigpen/any other ridiculous great hope. He's a legit prospect and is in a GREAT situation learning from Reid/Smith.

He's going to have a great career as a career backup/spot starter.

His ceiling is no higher than that if you're being honest with yourself.

If you truly think that he's the great hope for the future (beyond Smith), then you're in for a world of disappointment, lol.

His ceiling is Russel Wilson without the wheels (though he can pick up some yardage with his feet).

(Cue the people that pretend Wilson was a Luck/Peyton (or even Brees) level prospect.)

LMAO

My ceiling is Russell Wilson.

My floor is Hank Moody.