We are apparently going in the right direction just for the blind belief that we are...that's how it looks.

It is far from ridiculous my friend. What good is it to draft a playmaking WR that his specialty is speed when we just traded for and signed to a long deal a qb that struggles mightily with the deep ball? If I was gonna take a WR last year, Crabtree would have been a much better fit. Just sayin...

If Tyson Jackson ends up being a elite (top three) 3-4 end, the pick is justified in my view. It was far from my preference for the pick, but its not a wasted pick like people make it out to be.

I cant believe I have spent this much time defending a GM that I dont personally like...

According to what you're saying no WR should ever go with a high pick cause why bother right?

Do you realize how dumb that sounds?

I know, I know.

Hence the (I know, I know) in my post.

No, I just made it.

I really think we took a step backwards from last year. We had more young upcomming players with more heart than anything. We got rid of several of those young players and replaced them with older players that prob wont be back next year or two.

Even though the last two weeks the O line has looked better and our running game is better our QB isn't. Yes dropped balls great excuse for the QB but he misses the target more often than not. It doesn't matter how manny INTs he throws Hali is sticking with him. First quarter of a game why is it so damn hard to drive down the football field and score a TD? Same goes for the rest of the game last year we put up more points with Tyler Thigpen. And I don't like Tyler Thigpen but we made adjustments during the season to help him out.

We really don't have anything to hang our hats on this year from our new regime exept for our kicker. jmho

And Thomas DeCoud.

I wasn't trying to sell anything I just thought it was interesting.

The only thing I disagree about the article was that Hali could make it as DE. I don't think that would have worked out to well.

Im saying dont put the cart before the horse. Understand how much sense that makes?

When you have a team already built, you can afford to spend on a luxury pick, quick twitch wr. But you dont take that Santonio Holmes that high till you have the Steelers type team...you dont take Percy Harvin till you have a complete team like the Vikings...

Plenty of wideouts gardner a high pick while rebuilding, wrs like Crabtree, Calvin, Fitz, ya know...big guys that are legitimate matchup threats against smaller defenders around the red zone and inside the 10...guys that can develop into great blockers because of their frames, not just a fraile guy that is lightening quick and can beat 1 on 1 matchups.

Maclin would be a nice finishing touch, but wouldnt impact games for us as much as Crabtree of Orakpo could have. IMHO of course...

Like this:

4/24/2009

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...2&postcount=24

I call BS. I live in both worlds and I am really hot.

Because he's a duplicitous one who sucks the penis, that's why.

27 year old QB needs patience
22 year old QB needs pitchforks and torches.

The dude has owned himself in this thread more than Peter "Hurricane" McNeeley.

The only problem I had with Maclin is he always seemed to get hurt at MU and he has been hurt a couple times already this year.

I don't think that limiting the offensive weapons to what the present QB is comfortable with or capable of is a very good long term plan for building a great football team.