So mediocrity, then? That's okay?

Mmm...just as I've pretty much speculated since we pissed away the house on Smith.

Quite frankly, I think your expectations and hopes are far too low.

3 years is plenty. And given the fact that they've hitched their wagon to an old QB, there shouldn't be growing pains. Like I said before I expect playoffs this year Super Bowl in 3.

But the franchise can be deemed successful as long as the team is winning consistently, the fan base is satisfied and the ownership isn't losing money.

Fielding a consistent team is more important than a one-off Super Bowl victory, especially when said team goes back to the dungeon from which it arose (see the St. Louis Rams and Tampa Bay Bucs).

While I agree that a Super Bowl victory is the ultimate goal of the players, franchise employees and fans, coming short of that goal doesn't indicate failure on any level.

That's what 20 years without a playoff win and .314 winning percentage can do.

FYP.

If this were a team lacking talent, then 5 years would be the target for fielding a competitve team.

But this team has talent.

There should be no excuses for 2015 and beyond.

Do you understand English?

More False Narrative.

:facepalm:

If an NFL QB had been available in the 2013 NFL Draft, the Chiefs would have spent one draft choice to select him. In this case, there wasn't a player available so they traded a draft choice for a QB.

What this means is that in reality, the Chiefs only spent ONE draft choice to acquire a QB, not two.

I'd be curious to hear what you're basing this assumption on.

Herm was the worst. He ushered in this era of crapulence with his proclamation that we didn't have any need for one of the best offenses in the NFL. We lost our identity completely under Herm and we never recovered.

Everybody keeps bringing up the players we brought in under herm, but so what, it's not like we've actually done anything with those players.

Vermeil gets a B+ because at least we had a team that could legitimately compete for a championship. Herm, Haley, Crennel - F. F-. **** it. Z-.

If the Chiefs had drafted a QB, they would have spent one pick on that QB.

They spent 2 picks on Alex Smith.

They spent a pick on a QB. That's all that matters.

The additional pick was for the trade.

What assumption?

Super Bowl or Bust

LMAO

Actually, I can't remember what the special teams were like when Ganz was the head coach. Certainly when he was the special teams coach they were in a class by themselves.