I think it's time to just torch this ****ing thread. You three are goddamned idiots.

You're right. The Chiefs should just ignore all workouts and evaluations completely and draft a QB no matter what, because there's nobody else worth taking. They should definitely back in to the pick. That's a great idea. So if all the scouts, including the Chiefs', grade Sanchez as a #15 pick at best (hypothetically, of course), they should take him no matter what.

There are other options. If the Chiefs move to a 3-4, BJ Raji is not "another defensive tackle." He becomes the only player on the Chiefs' roster capable of playing nose tackle--the most important position on defense in a 3-4. If the Chiefs like Crabtree or Maclin enough, those are two players who play important positions under a coach who loves receivers. If you go to the school of "you can never have too many cornerbacks" argument, than Malcolm Jenkins also becomes an option.

All of a sudden, it doesn't sound so stupid to even consider trading out of the #3 pick anymore. Does it?

Safe means nothing. Eliminate this from the lexicon.

If we just hired a GM who is interested in making the "safe" pick because of job security, we've been sold a bill of goods and all the success in NE was because of the Hoodie.

so many 'true fans' showing up ..........









and they aren't even Chiefs fans. :hmmm:

Info? Just watch the combine and then see if you will want to spend your 1st rd pick "putting your beak around Sanchez's cock"?:shrug: Maybe just a bad day but no 1st rd performance that is for sure.

And where do I "watch the combine at"?

While that's true, given that most teams have taken a gamble on a first round QB the last 10 years, I don't think it's accurate to say that taking a quarterback in the first round is a risk (as I so often hear). It's a pretty conservative play, actually.

Hell no it doesn't and quite frankly with only 7 picks and no surefire Franchise QB's sitting there I hope the hell Pioli trades down to acquire more picks either picking up another 1st or a couple of 2nds or 3rds.

Pioli says that the combine is a part of the process, but that how they performed on the field in games is far more important in the evaluation process.

Hopefully Pioli will start shopping that 3rd pick by playing some good NFL Poker.

NFL Network FTW!!!!!!!11111


i have all the workouts taped ... they break them down by position and then show them all together

Look, dipshit, I wasn't putting the guy down. Sanchez wasn't horrible, but he needed to be better because of his perceived position. Because he wasn't, his performance is hurting his standing, be it by a little or a lot. As I've noted in other posts, this can be overcome by having a good pro day.

Just who the **** do you think is going to want to trade up, and who the hell do you think they will want to trade up for?

I don't have a subscription to NFL Network.

Akili,Alex, Joey, David, Tim etc..... do I go on? This last yr was a pleasant surprise for sure.