Would you consider the offseason FA period a success for the Chiefs?
 

With the additions of Routt, Hillis, Boss, and now Winston; do you consider this a successful offseason thus far?


If no...who else would we need to sign (realistically) in order for you to consider it a success?

Missed out on Manning and Soliai which really burns my ass IMO right now KC is breaking even thus far at best.

Looks good sofar. If we only had a better than suck QB

Yes. Filled every hole except QB and NT but to be fair there isn't much out there on either side besides maybe a guy like Garay.

M.r. bobble head manning is no big loss. He will not even finish the season.

Lets get past all the bs that gose on around here about cassel.Hes serviceable
no matter what any of you say. There are alot more worse.

I wasn't going to until we signed Quinn. A+ on this side of the fence.

No. With the cap space we had, to end up with only 1 upgrade seems like a waste. And our QB is still named Matt Cassel.

Seems Clark has succeeded in lowering expectations. After 4 years of doing exactly nothing, we sign one big name and our fan base is ready for a parade.

I'd give it a solid B, Soliai would've bumped it to A+

CB Stanford Routt
RB Peyton Hillis
TE Kevin Boss
OT Eric Winston
QB Brady Quinn

That's a selective, intelligent, careful fleshing out of the roster for a bargain at every position except Winston.

This is an A-.

A solid, useful defensive player would complete a successful FA period IMO. There are a couple starting ILBs still out there and they're obviously not going to get major coin. There's no reason one shouldn't be a Chief, and that would allow them TRUE flexibility in the draft (other than needing a legit QB and NT at some point this century).

So, it's a success.

They already have an AllPro ILB and a solid, young, ascending "thumper. Don't see the need TBH.

Obviously meant another, not the 1 signed to replace a better player, equating to no uggrades from last year (and a net loss thus far).

Belcher is a weak link. 3rd ILB to play a role is fine for him.

If Cassel got traded or cut followed by Pioli saying he realizes KC is a QB away, I would consider this offseason is good as it could possibly get. I could be very happy with a Quinn/Stanzi season if we knew Pioli had his mind dead set on fixing that position.