Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 9343484)

I love Albert like everyone else and think he's a reliable starter, but I don't think he's as good as he was pumped up to be this year.

He may have given up just 1 sack this year, but we ran the ball all the time. Only 3 teams passed the ball fewer times than we did and Albert missed a handful of games.

I don't believe he's elite. I think he's 2nd tier. Still top 10 though. Absolutely need to keep him though.

Originally Posted by Bill Detert (Post 9343543)

Look at Wilson in Seattle.

Originally Posted by Bill Detert (Post 9343543)

I seldom post here because the next post will tell me that I am stupid and a troll. Just watch.

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 9343359)

Alex Smith was taken #1 over in 2005. Jim Harbaugh was hired in 2011 and helped Smith to his best season, where they were one game away from the Super Bowl last year (or one fumble).

The 49ers traded up to draft Kaepernick, who was raw but had intangibles, in the 2011 draft. Harbaugh spent more than a year working with him and decided to make the switch mid-season. He's definitely been the difference between 2011 and 2012.

The bottom line is that teams miss on QB's all the time. Teams missed on Kaepernick, Dalton, Wilson, and maybe even Cousins and Foles. And while I hope that the Chiefs don't pass on a QB with their #1 overall pick, I also know that it's not the end of world, as some are predicting.

Originally Posted by SNR (Post 9342051)

For the last ****ing time.

Coaches don't make up their big boards the way Mel Kiper does it. They make up their big boards where they rank their best players RELATIVE TO THEIR OWN TEAM. That accounts for current personnel, the number of draft picks, the quality or depth of a certain position, and team needs in terms of positions and also generic qualities (i.e. "Our defense needs more speed", etc.)

If the Chiefs re-sign Brandon Albert, Joeckel will NOT be the best player available at #1. Why? Because he's not the best player available FOR THE CHIEFS. THAT'S ALL THE ****ING MATTERS.

Don't come back to me talking about BPA until you understand the ****ing concept, moron.

Originally Posted by bevischief (Post 9343732)

This place was invaded by the reeruns yesterday. Glad I didn't login last night.

Originally Posted by Bill Detert (Post 9343543)

A comment on BPA. I can remember when we drafted Larry Johnson in the first round (albeit towards the bottom). We then had Priest Holmes in his prime and another good back whose name I cannot remember now. At that time RB was not a position of need. Larry stayed low for a year or so and when Priest was injured he took his diapers off and lead the NFL in rushing. He was available when we needed him. (his character sucked but nobody's perfect). In the NFL his scenario is repeated over and over again in this dangerously unpredictable game. To increase your chance of success you should take the BPA. I trust that they will find a good QB somewhere. Look at Wilson in Seattle.

I seldom post here because the next post will tell me that I am stupid and a troll. Just watch.

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 9343758)

Last night?

It's been a steady stream since mid-season when SOC started.

Originally Posted by Molitoth (Post 9343238)

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/custo...atar672_29.gif

I don't know if that is you or not Frankie, but you could pass as Michael Ironside. =)

Originally Posted by Strongside (Post 9343265)

This. Bowe has shown, for the past 3-4 seasons, that he's worthy of a big deal. Give it to him, already.

Originally Posted by GoWalrus (Post 9343328)

Don't start posting like you're smart.

Originally Posted by Bill Detert (Post 9343543)

A comment on BPA. I can remember when we drafted Larry Johnson in the first round (albeit towards the bottom). We then had Priest Holmes in his prime and another good back whose name I cannot remember now. At that time RB was not a position of need. Larry stayed low for a year or so and when Priest was injured he took his diapers off and lead the NFL in rushing. He was available when we needed him. (his character sucked but nobody's perfect). In the NFL his scenario is repeated over and over again in this dangerously unpredictable game. To increase your chance of success you should take the BPA. I trust that they will find a good QB somewhere. Look at Wilson in Seattle.

I seldom post here because the next post will tell me that I am stupid and a troll. Just watch.

Originally Posted by RustShack (Post 9343364)

Geno would be the classic QB that falls down the draft and ends up being great. So lets not miss out on him, and a trade down to where we can still get him.