So another rebuild?

a rebuild of what was originally a rebuild? So it takes the Chiefs 8 years to rebuild where it takes a team like Seattle 3.

Wow. Strange timing to cut him now...I'm shocked nobody traded for him cause his base salaries the next 3 years were very affordable. Must be a medical reason they cut him.

Your choice to be a fan.

This team is situating itself to make a run in 2 years after Peyton Manning is retired.

:clap:

We've been rebuilding since 93 and haven't done worth a $3it since...

No, it's not.

It's dumping salary...

They get talent through the draft where Gould you like to have upgraded. Even the guys we lost there wasn't a lot out there. We tried on sanders and failed. We had to pinch pennies knowing smith, Houston , e
EB, and possibly JC need mo money. Keep the good you have or keep average guys.

The problem was the team had NO QB, HC or GM that could do anything with the talent on hand. Now they need to find a balance of new and old. The juggling act begins and unless more players with cap-killing deals take pay cuts, they will be gone. A team only has so much time to develop talent before it gets too expensive. Some of these guys have been around for several regimes with nobody to lead them. Time is up.

We hired a new coach and GM last offseason. It's only been a year. Maybe you didn't know that,

The defense we're running doesn;t really matter how "good" a cb is(good usually means versatile) we need a very specific player since we are essentially running the exact same coverage every single down....

Seattle only really has Earl Thomas as a huge name on their D.. Byron Maxwell came in as a 6th rd pick and did just fine (he is not coveted because he is a one trick pony)... Sherman was a 5th rounder i believe...

I do wonder if Jean stanley baptiste would have been a better pick over Gaines, for us... Camp reports are that he's tearing it up

moral of the story is that Brandon Flowers would probably have been cut from Seattle's D even if they could get him for cheap. Doesn't mean Byron Maxwell is "better" than him

And putting all of its resources into elite ceiling guys and a massive coaching staff. They are banking on developing the kids to replace the over paid and aging talent on the existing roster so that in 2 years, the team has an open window.

It's a piss poor job done.

You can disagree.

That's fine.

We'll all see the results this season...

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Chiefs trying to have the worst offseason in NFL history</p>&mdash; Brandon Spano (@BrandonSpano) <a href="https://twitter.com/BrandonSpano/statuses/477534403778719744">June 13, 2014</a></blockquote> <script async src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<blockquoteclass="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Flowers released a week after their other starter gets a DUI. They let BrandenAlbert go, have literally no WR's and andno O line. 6-10</p>&mdash; Brandon Spano(@BrandonSpano) <a href="https://twitter.com/BrandonSpano/statuses/477539425690218497">June 13, 2014</a></blockquote> <script asyncsrc="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>


Hilarious!

LMAO

That's true. We've had one of the slowest secondaries in the league for about 10 years now.