Absolutely not. Tony should be a Chief for life.

He definately does. I've never seen him go more than 3 yards after a catch. I can't believe he has more than 300 YAC. Maybe for his whole career.

You said he was almost done with his productive years. You are wrong. His production has not dropped.

You said he was "almost washed up." Nothing could be further from the truth.

You will know when Tony is washed up, because people will be able to cover him with one guy and we will stop racking up 4,000 yards passing.

You are wrong. Tony had a nice 39-yard catch this year which was almost all YAC.

Gonzo has alot of name recognition. If a team wanted to put butts in the seats, they may give up a nice trade. Anybody is tradeable

n00bs :rolleyes:

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...4&postcount=16

Injuries and age are catching up to him.

He's never been fast, and he's almost Mark Bavarro slow now.

What game was that? I don't believe it.

LOL, I remember San Diego fans thinking the same thing about Kellen Winslow.

The Dallas game.

Since it is obvious you do not understand the facts, please remove yourself from the debate.

Winslow is a completely different animal. He only had 3 seasons over 800 yards. Gonzalez already has 6.

Our friendly alien got one thing right.

(6:40) T.Green pass to T.Gonzalez to DAL 6 for 39 yards (T.Newman). Pass caught left side of the field at the Dallas 40 before breaking a tackle and turning down left sideline.

fuck you, you fatass eunuch. I still don't believe that he could rumble 39 yards after a catch. The slowest LB in the league could catch him after 10 yards. I'm sure I would remember him creeping down the sidelines for that kind of gain.

Yup Winslow played on teams with two to three excellent Wide Receives. He still average 12.5 ypc compared to Gonzos 12.1. Gonzo has had the advantage of being the only real receiving weapon most of his seasons in KC.

Winslow played in an offense that included Wes Chandler, Charlie Joiner and John Jefferson.

He didn't have to be the focal point of the passing game.

Kellen Winslow, in his prime, was better than Tony G.

Gates, right now, is better than Tony G ever was.