Based on what?

Knile Davis had the tag of injury and fumble prone and those concerns proved to be legit because he fumbled a bunch and ended the year with knee issues and a broken leg.

Fisher showed nothing to suggest he can replace a pro bowl left tackle...but I'm willing to give it a chance.

Be patient. Charles had trouble with fumbling too and he was too "small".

Fisher will be at least 15 lbs heavier next year. He'll be much stronger.

I also really like Kish. Watched the SD game today and loved his game. He's so quick for a big guy.

I never said it wasn't. Although my concept of that move in a "win now" sense covers about 5 years. He was never a desperation move like the Broncos and Manning, which was literally a 2-year window. Sure they want(ed) to win if they could/can in 2013 and 2014, and in their eyes I'm sure signing him was a part of that, but at the same time Smith's almost certainly going to be the starter here well beyond that. I believe it was as much a long term move as it was a short term. Not a move I liked or would have made, but nonetheless...

The Chiefs motto. LMAO

I guess, like all things in life you deal with that then. I'm not going to preemptively complain now, based on what could happen. So far I'm good with Reid and Dorsey.

Seems like I watched a game a few months ago where our 2nd and 3rd string beat SD's 1st string minus a failed FG and a ref **** up.

All is not lost moving on with some of our young guys.

Its only the 2nd day of free agency guys its not like this team hasn't won a playoff game in 20 years

Did you watch the game where they blew a 28 point lead and kept the same players and the DC?

Lets just hope we don't go out and lay an egg by drafting another Junior Siavii type guy in the draft ....in other words drafting a guard at 23.

We need a big impact guy at 23, or to trade down.

They need to hit a home run and 3-4 singles and doubles in this draft.

I can't believe so many here are discounting this.

We need to upgrade at safety...badly.

If you guys haven't figured it out by now, we're only really shopping for leftover talent because we're pretty content with the current shape of the roster, and setting up for an amazing 2015 draft class with 4 compensatory selections, should we sign no more than 1 "major" player this year.

On top of that, the leftovers that don't "walk" for us, will probably try to re-sign with us on a much lower salary figure, opening up the wallet for the next 2-3 years.

Whereas Denver is over here putting themselves into Salary Cap hell in 2016, 2017, and 2018, trying to buy a Super Bowl THIS year. And Christ Almighty is that going to backfire on them the second Peyton takes an Injury to the neck. Its clear, to me, that they don't expect him to play for more than 2 more years, and basically out there in the public saying we're going to buy a ring now, and suffer terrible seasons in the next 3-5 years rebuilding. Whereas we're just reloading the roster with draft picks for the next few years, seeking specific key players in Free Agency.

Also, its hard as **** to compete in free agency against the Broncos when they open the wallets up this big with pictures of Peyton's face on the check.

I'd have to say both teams are playing it very smart right now, and while it feels we have tossed in the towel and have started this year out with regression, it really isn't as bad as it feels.

I will not be surprised one bit if we come to find out that we've been working on a trade this whole time either for draft picks or a receiver/pass rusher.

Wouldn't be surprised if we end up loading on receivers and DB's here before long.

Except we haven't kept the same players. Not even close actually.

Huh? Actually, you're right....they took a step or two backwards.

LMAO