Com'on man....


You've been here for long enough to know that there are no gentlemen here.

The Chiefs dink and dunk passing game will neutralize Freeney and Mathis. McCluster should have a terrific game.

you may be right, i just hope McCluster can hold on to the Ball.

Baldwin is gonna "win us a few games"? Drugs are bad.

Rookie WRs rarely have have an impact anyway, and this guys has missed a fourth of the season. He's not Megatron.

Arrowhead Report: Baldwin Takes Another Step
By Josh Looney


Jonathan Baldwin getting closer to playing

The status of first-round draft pick Jonathan Baldwin is sure to get plenty of play leading up to Sunday’s game in Indianapolis. For the first time since suffering a preseason thumb injury on

August 17th, Baldwin completed a full practice with the Chiefs offense.

On Wednesday afternoon, Baldwin caught footballs, ran routes and worked just as any other healthy wide receiver would. He had previously practiced in a limited capacity, running through individuals with the wide receivers, but heading to an alternate practice field when team repetitions began.

“He’s being evaluated every day just like everybody else,” Coach Todd Haley said. “His evaluation has just been a little different.

“It’s been interesting because he’s over on the other field most of the time just having the play read to him of what the rest of the guys are doing on Field One. He’s on Field Two, breaking his own two-man huddle because there’s a coach in there giving him the play, and then running the play, run and pass. It’s kind of like his OTAs, I’d say, that he’s just had a month of.”

Haley seemed encouraged about Baldwin’s status as on-field preparation for Indianapolis officially began. But both Haley and Baldwin also stopped short of declaring the wide receiver ready to play.

“That’s up to the coaches,” Baldwin said after practice.

This week presents an interesting scenario for the Chiefs and Baldwin.

Even if Baldwin practices fully throughout the week, which seems likely, the Chiefs may choose to hold him out for one more game. Doing so would give Baldwin three full weeks of practices before returning after the bye week October 23rd at Oakland.

Whenever Baldwin does return, how quickly he’s acclimated into the offensive game plan is also worth watching. The rookie has little experience working with QB Matt Cassel, having played with backup quarterbacks Tyler Palko and Ricky Stanzi in his only game of preseason work.

“We’ll just have to see where he is physically, but I know that he’s in good condition and he’s been really working hard,” Haley said. “I’m just excited that he’s able to – for his own personal self – to be able to get out there and start practicing again full on with his teammates.”

The Chiefs currently roster seven wide receivers, so there is no hurry to rush Baldwin back before both parties are comfortable. Haley also said he expects Baldwin to be able to contribute on special teams when he’s ready to make an NFL debut.

Bin Ladened would suit me fine.

If Painter plays against a front seven that can get to him, the CP Luck-suckage league will have to fold.

we haven't seen a damn thing out of Baldwin, he's gonna bust hard.

What if he plays well and beats KC? If KC loses to MIA? Honestly, where is the line of realistic and fantasy?

He is gonna bust hard because Cassel doesn't use his #2, forget his #3. We won't know the truth about Baldwin until we get a QB switch that isn't Tyler Palko.

Todd Margaret knows. Let's ask him. He's the real GM of this team.

Haha. I couldn't imagine that guy managing an NFL franchise. Maybe he would accidently get us Luck. Tobias Funke, now there is a quality NFL GM.

Me and my homie Baldwin will rip shit up. Just wait...

Got my stitches out.

Because I got into a fight with Thomas Jones.