I know, but they seem to be focusing on Kessler right now. (Despite a pretty productive outing from Hogan last week (or was it the week before). I can see him being available at the end of the summer unless the Browns offer him a longer deal to stick around as a backup to Kessler or whatever else they decide to go with. I like his game in terms of matching Reid's offense.

I just don't see a whole lot of options in the 2017 Draft at the QB position. Kizer (Notre Dame), Trubisky (North Carolina), but that's about it. Not much to get excited about at the position in the upcoming draft. Might have to wait it out until the 2018 Draft.

Classic paragraph. Can't think of a year gone by that chiefs fan didn't drip this jewel ...

I can't think of year that Chiefs fans didn't say the classic "Maybe there will be one next year".

Don't know until you try. Having rejects from other teams hasn't worked.

The Chiefs will likely need to give up at least two first round picks, a pair of seconds and probably a third to jump up into the Top Two. That's a lot of draft capital for a player that may or may not fit Reid's scheme.

I liked Chad Kelly (Jim Kelly's nephew) as maybe a 4th or 5th round developmental guy but he tore his ACL and won't be able to participate in the All Star games after the college season is completed. He's probably a 7th rounder/UDFA next year.

This QB draft class is pretty shaky this year. No one knows if Trubisky will declare, Brad Kayaa's has been decent but he's a twig (6'4, 215) and probably needs another year of college as well.

I'm good giving up a shit ton of picks if they can get the "right" guy but I'm not so sure that guy exists this year.

Yeah, the Chiefs would have been so much better off had they not traded for Alex Smith and drafted Geno Smith #1 overall.

:facepalm:

You're dumb as ****.

That's not what I meant dip shit. What part of that was directed at passing on crappy Geno. We passed on Carr, Wilson and countless other good QB's over the years in favor of another teams reject.

Think before you type moron.

33 teams passed on Carr. The Chiefs had a QB and no 2nd round pick. Wilson lasted until the 3rd round because of his height.

You and the other butt****s act like choosing a QB is an exact science. There haven't been "countless" QB's the Chiefs have passed over that became HOFer's, which is basically what you and all the other morons that dissatisfied with Alex Smith, want.

Taking Sanchez or Clausen or Weeden or any number of draft choices would have meant the loss of a good player, such as Dee Ford or Eric Fisher or Mitch Morse.

Or would you rather have Garrett Grayson (cut), Brett Hundley or Sean Mannion over Marcus Peters or Morse or Conley or Steven Nelson?

THINK before you type, jackass.

Doesn't matter. We're not drafting a QB not now. Not for awhile... If ever.

Also you don't need a 1rd QB to run this offense.

Huh?

You don't need to draft a 1st Rd QB prospect to run this offense.

http://img08.deviantart.net/66e2/i/2...in-da2wqqz.png

SNR and the rest of the stooges can really **** up a QB thread. :facepalm:

This was mostly a thread about the underwhelming results that Foles put up on Sunday and what that means for our backup QB situation going into the offseason.

You know, an actual honest-to-goodness football thread. God forbid we have one of those. Isn't that what people on this forum are always bitching about? The lack of football threads?

Your obsession with me is really ****ing creepy.

I fully disagree, especially considering 99% of the college QB's these days play in a spread offense and have nearly zero experience under center.

http://www.newsobserver.com/sports/c...e39484191.html

Yep its why there have been some huge bust coming out of college at QB lately.

The Chiefs FO knows they are at a point where they will need to draft and groom a QB ASAP. That's been clear since the rumors that they were going to draft Paxton Lynch last year.

IF they can find the right guy, it's the perfect time to do it. Draft someone who you can develop under Alex for the next season or so. Let said draft choice get the full grasp of the offense and then step in when the time is right.

With Carr's emergence, we are going to need someone to go head to head with him for the next decade after Smith. Of course, the Raiders are going to have to draft well in the coming years as their cheap elite talent is about to get PAID...