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Interesting Chiefs News
This comes from someone who has been an incredibly reliable source on this site in the past. Take it for what's it's worth.
If Claussen falls to around the 20-25th pick the Chiefs may package their 2nd round picks to move up in the draft to take Claussen. Weiss is telling all teams that contact him about Claussen that he is the real deal. Claussen will play in the NFL for 10-15 years. Weiss is not sold on Cassell. He feels that he may not have the mental tools to be a successful QB without better players around him. He feels that he has the physical tools, but lacks the mental discipline thats needed to play the position. Both Haley and Pioli think Cassell will work out fine. So what is gonna happen? Weiss wants a quality backup in place behind Cassell to push him. Croyle is not that backup. Everyone at Arrrowhead knows Croyle is not a long term solution so he can't really push Cassell to excel. Enter Brady Quinn. The Chiefs had talks with Cleveland a couple of weeks ago about a trade to KC. But, the Browns trade demands were really stupidly high so the talks went no where seriously. If the demands come down, Quinn will be a Chief. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Now the rest of this info is from other sources so get out that shaker of salt to take wth this information. Compiled from 4 different sources. Supposely Buffalo talked to the Chiefs about a trade for Croyle. Cleveland wanted the 2nd round pick plus a 5th rounder for Quinn. KC was willing to part with a 4th-5th rounder for Quinn. Which one would depend on playing time, Weiss and Cassell talk almost every day on the phone and in person. Long talks. Nothing new with the Bowe wants a new contract before the OTA's situation. But, the Chiefs have put out trade feelers to gauge interest in Bowe but most were 4th-5th rounders. |
The PatsifiBrownsifiDolphinsifiIrishification may continue.
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This was one of BRC's private emails, right?
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Surprised it took this long for someone to run back to the board with the information.
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clausen situation presents pickle for chiefs
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Also, if Suh is there in the 4th round, we're taking him.
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I'd rather have Clausen at #5
than Quin with a 2 |
If Weis thinks Clausen is the real deal, we should be taking him at 5, provided he's there.
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I'm not confirming where it came from. It doesn't matter. Take it or leave it.
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Thanks BRC. You creating the email account has really unmuddled and cleared things up around here.
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Are the other emails also NOT coming from BRC? |
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A friend of mine who is really big into the 49ers told me his team thinks Claussen reminds them of another good ND QB Montana and they could use their two firsts to get him.
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I got an email that said Chambers was a priority
I'll not say I read it on ESPN |
Thats saying alot when Weis whos a brilliant offensive mind isn't sold on Cassel. He's never gave Cassel a ringing endorsment in interviews either.
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I'd rather Claussen than Quinn--I think Quinn is far too inaccurate to be a successful NFL QB. But either of these guys... coaches sometimes become too attached to players they once coached. If we get them, I agree, I'd like for a source other than Weis to be impressed with one of the two also. |
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If Carl was here he would draft Claussen without a doubt. Hope Pioli goes defense.
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So what are the chanes Claussens goes 20-25?
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LINK OR I DON'T BELIEVE IT.
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It'd be cool to trade Dorsey and a pick for the Lions 3rd trade back with the other pick and draft Claussen. Claussen & Berry FTW. It won't happen.
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You don't even know me anymore. |
I say no trades and we take OT, OG, FB first three picks FTW
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Dammit that's not the stork one
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2-15-2010 06:20 PM BigRedChief You're my favorite poster. Please keep this secret.
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So we're going to pay another top 5's pick signing bonus, and give the best player coming out of the 08 draft away after already paying his signing bonus? Talk about colossal stupid.
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But it's a common syndrome for coaches to be biased against players they coached. It's the reason why, in my opinion, Solari refused to let go of Jordan Black. It's almost like admitting you were wrong the first time. Again, it's not that I think Weis is wrong or that he doesn't know what he's talking about. It's that I worry that Weis is operating with blinders on this, only because he's coached them before. On this, I'd second-check with the scouts to make sure they agree on the value. Especially on Quinn, as I really question whether he has the tools to be a great NFL QB. |
Pipe dream. Someone will take him in the top 10.
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None of those teams have franchise QB's, IMO. Washington might be the only one that might, IMO. |
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If he's available, it will be a major mistake for KC to pass on Clausen.
(the opinions expressed by this poster do not necessarily reflect the views of BRC) |
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Why do you laugh? How many SB's did McDaniel's win as the coordinator in NE? Who had more talent to do so? Our offensive coordinator > your head coach. |
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Our #5 = 1700 pts our #50 = 400 pts Total = 2100 Their #13 = 1150 Their # 16 = 1000 Total = 2150 Seems like a fair trade, but then who do we draft? |
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I think it'll be a pretty moot point. I don't see any way Clausen is there at 5. |
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My 8 wins or bust philosophy goes down the shitter. And there are a couple of ****ing stud WRs coming out next year, too... |
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