Nooooo

Who's going to play corner across from Flowers?

It isn't going to be Arenas. And why would Lewis step down to Robinson at FS? Dunta's knock is zone coverage, FS is primarily for zone coverage coverage.

You don't bring the FS down into the box to put 8 in the box, you bring down your SS (Berry) who excels in run support.

If Dunta plays Man well, and we notoriously play man well, and are missing a CB opposite flowers, it stands to reason that we brought Dunta in to star opposite Flowers, but in a role similar to Asomugha in Oakland, I see this being a bit more specific to the defensive scheme rather than "line up on that guy". I think with Reid here, we're going to see Berry and and Robinson lined up opposite the Offense's strongside, playing to our secondary's strength immensely.

Taking the right exit on the Interstate doesn't get you all the way to the destination.

So far.

I really, really hope he's here for FS.

We could draft the best CB out there and then have a locked up secondary...

There's a whole offseason to go to decide that...but it's not Robinson. He wasn't brought here to play CB after he was utter garbage in Atlanta.

The Bad Guy's source said he was playing FS.

And I have a hard time believing he's being brought here to play CB after how bad he was in Atlanta.

It can get you to the playoffs though.

And that's step 1...

Stop, put it in park.

That statement was directed at the 2012 Pittsburgh season and has nothing to do with the Chiefs, at all.

It just goes to show you that a QB that can win you games does not always translate to good team performance.

he was decent last year. As long as he isn't the CB1 I'm good with signing him

What the **** ever, dude. So far we have resigned our best players that were drafted by this team and added one free agent for a gaping hole, and traded for a decent - not great, but at least legitimate - starter at quarterback. I'm not a fan of Alex Smith at all, but you have jumped to hyperbole.

This is not rebuilding through free agency - it's just getting ready for the draft. What the ****? You want them to have drafted Milliner instead? Well, too bad. That's kinda hard to do today, considering that, you know, the draft isn't for another month and a half.

Man, some of you people are truly in full meltdown mode. I'm still cautiously optimistic that the QB position will be addressed in the draft and Alex Smith will not start every game in 2013.

If KC can trade down and still draft a QB in the first or early second, I will not complain for one second, even if its a guy I don't want, like Matt Barkley. At least they will have gone for it. Despite hating the Alex Smith trade, I am reserving my full-on "this franchise refuses to do it right!" panic for when we have officially not taken a QB in the draft.

still wish we had kept Carr last offseason but what can you do?

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Actually, he has.

Also, if he was utter garbage in Atlanta, a team that was on fire and one of the most picked at the beginning of the season to make the super bowl for the NFC, how did that team make it into the playoffs? I mean, if he was such a liability and all.

Ohhh, I get it, you're focused on statistics that show Dunta is below average, when the same statistics suggest that Dunta was thrown against considerably more than say, our #2, because Atlanta was winning, and Kansas City was losing.


Honestly, it surprises me how much you people forget the laws of football statistics when making an argument.

A team that is winning, runs. A team that is losing, passes.

It would stand to reason that the statistics have an inverse relation in this case, do they not?

Dunta was on a winning team and got thrown against quite a bit, yes? It would stand to reason that his statistics are inflated due to that. Also, consider for a moment the quality of opponents the Falcons faced last year before you pass judgement.

anybody have access to football outsiders?
I'm curious to see Dunta's DVOA numbers

They scored more than Gono at the Playboy mansion...

I'm glad your homerism has convinced you Dunta Robinson is good, but he's not.

The guy got beat, a lot.

When only 4 guys in the league allow more yards, you get moved to free safety, because you suck as a CB.

And the move actually makes a lot of sense, because he can hit and tackle, two things Kendrick Lewis can't do at all.