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Originally Posted by ForeverChiefs58
Biggest thing that stands out to most I think is we really needed 3 wr's.
We lost our #1 wr who is a good #2 or #3 anywhere else, but with Chiefs was the best one on a roster that couldn't get 1 TD. We added another good #2 wr though
We still need a good #1 wr.
Tough to judge an ave QB with a bad o-line and no quality #1 wr. Hope we fixed o-line for this year, but "Does Alex Smith have enough weapons?" is going to be something we hear if he struggles, or fails to throw and spread out more TDs.
By the time the front office finally fills a glaring hole, another one will open up. Tough to see so many good Ring of fame worthy Chiefs waisted by ignoring such huge holes for so long.
Sorry if I rained on your parade, but I think the glaring holes that were there last year, still didn't all get fixed
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I do understand your perspective and appreciate your approach towards explaining it. The problem I have is, how many #1 receivers were available to us this year, knowing that was a need? We went and got the best receiver in FA and drafted major sleeper in rd 3, that has the potential to be as good as anyone we could've picked in the 2nd. I wouldn't trade the Peters pick for a WR.
Maybe Maclin won't turn out to be the number one, but when you look at what he can achieve in this offense vs what Bowe did, you can see the upside between the two.
Can't fault Dorsey for the cards falling the way they did, but I damn sure will applaud him playing the cards as they fell.