well see bud,the difference between now and then was...our d is a little better,good enough to make a few stops.mind boggling i know.do you kiss your mom with that mouth?im really offended


edit: for n00bs, he's one of the self appointed gurus i was talking about.

I really hate the argument "how many championships did we win with a dominant OL in the 90's."

Other than a really good OL, what else don't we need?

We didn't win any championships with Allen or DT, so I guess KC doesn't need a good pass rusher.

We didn't win any championships with TG, so I guess we don't need a really good TE.

We didn't win any championships with Saleamua on the line, so I guess we don't need a NT.

We didn't win any championships with Carter and Hasty at CB, so I guess we don't need any really good corners.

We didn't win any championships with Cherry or Albert, so I guess we don't need any really good DBs.

We didn't win any championships with Holmes, so I guess we don't need a HB who can score 20+ TDs a year.

We don't have any of the above, so I guess we're set. We'll start winning real soon.

lmao,great post:thumb:

For all the talk of position value last year with Curry and then eventually Jackson, why does it seem like some of the same people are petitioning for Mays and Berry? Has the following been said here?

You just don't take a safety in the top 5. JFC. Do you realize you are potentially guaranteeing more than double the amount of guarantees set in the current contracts of Sanders, Reed, and Polamalu?/CP draft expert

I know they are playmakers but.....

As opposed to guaranteeing more than double (and in many cases triple) the amount of guarantees set in the current contracts of every 3-4 DE not named Seymour?

And Jackson's not even a playmaker.

We're going to be overpaying whoever we draft, so might as well get the guy that can actually make plays.

I guess correct capitalization doesn't do that?

Drafting for talent and potential talent is reeruned in the first place.That was Herm's mind set,draft the best player available and he will deliver.:banghead:

I'm hoping A.J. Green continues his great season and comes out...I'd take a flyer on him, what the hell.
Posted via Mobile Device

Just sayin....and I agree about Jackson....but it's amazing how that drafting philosophy suddenly gets thrown out the window. Typically safeties stay out of the top 10 and those who were fortunate enough to crack it, haven't lived up to expectations. No pun intended for Taylor

FTR, I like both Berry and Meys.... and would be ok with either... but to criticize others for wanting to draft a LT over a safety is ridiculous by your own standards

He's a true sophmore, he's not eligible yet.

D'oh my bad...thought he was a Junior.
Posted via Mobile Device

I think we need

Pass rusher
3 O-linemen
Nose Tackle
2 safteties
Power back
another pass rusher

We suck so bad just draft the best player. Both 2nd round picks should be on OL. 1st for a WR or Berry/Mays. I would not be opposed to trade our picks for young proven talent.

Because the value, and perception of the safety position is changing. We are watching the evolution of the way that position is looked at in todays NFL. They are going to begin being drafted higher, and paid more. People are starting to recognize their value, and impact on the game. Todays safeties are becoming huge playmakers, and are moving into the realm of game changers.

"Playmaker" is in the eye of the beholder. If KC had a RT who could neutralize a guy like Kiwanuka/Tuck for an entire game, why isn't he a "playmaker"?