Hard not to like the improvement in WRs...

[Direckshun]

What was our depth chart at this time last year? Can we go back that far?

Now we've got a legit stud (Bowe), two players with good-to-great ability (Bradley & Wade), an uber-experienced vet (Engram), and a young athlete who needs a ton of refining (Lawrence).

This corps goes from good to brilliant if we find someway to add another stud -- not even a stud, just a really reliably good, game-in-game-out compliment to Bowe.

[ChiefGator]

Originally Posted by Direckshun

Hard not to like the improvement in WRs...

So... in summation, No. It is NOT hard to not like the improvement. Apparently some do not like to see improvement in WRs, until the O-Line is improved. Good try.

[Chiefnj2]

There is no excuse for Cassel not to throw for 350 yards every single game.

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

There is no excuse for Cassel not to throw for 350 yards every single game.

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by PunkinDrublic

I'm just happy Haley has set a higher level of expectations for our recievers. Bradley really made a couple of poor attempts to get a first down and now he has Wade breathing down his neck for playing time. So while the talent level isn't there yet the expectations to run better routes and get the first down are.

I was ready to see Bradley fired on the spot last week, but he flashed hard on the 50yd basket catch one-hander, with a defender tied to his belt loop...if he'll quit avoiding crucial contact, he could still be a decent #2 IMO.

And if he doesnt, Haley will find someone who will...gah, i love it.

[Mr. Arrowhead]

Originally Posted by Direckshun

What was our depth chart at this time last year? Can we go back that far?

Now we've got a legit stud (Bowe), two players with good-to-great ability (Bradley & Wade), an uber-experienced vet (Engram), and a young athlete who needs a ton of refining (Lawrence).

This corps goes from good to brilliant if we find someway to add another stud -- not even a stud, just a really reliably good, game-in-game-out compliment to Bowe.

I agree, the WR position still not what it should be, but it has improved alot over the past year.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by I=SUCK

Ok i have Bills, Pats and Cards then maybe you could count Colts, Bengals and Broncos...

Not trying to nit pick, but to me it really dosnt seem like many teams (succesful ones at that) have two outstanding WRs...

The Eagles. Maclin and Jackson.

The point is that it's hard to be a Super Bowl team without the services of at least two great receivers.

The Chiefs WILL need a serious outside threat to compliment Bowe or they just won't make it to the Super Bowl.

[salame]

everyone wishes we had an all world tight end

[TrickyNicky]

Originally Posted by salame

everyone wishes we had an all world tight end

Yeah... I miss Jason Dunn and Kris Wilson too

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by I=SUCK

SD have two Vincent Jacksons..? Im going to call on that one... Oh and Pittsburgh? Holmes is great, but Ward is almost done, hes not really talented per say either more so an over achiever if you ask me...

EDIT:

Wait and NO to??? Colston id fantasic but they dont have anyone else greater or equal to Bowe on that roster... Potentially they do, but not yet...

Ward isn't almost done, Dude. That guy is a fierce competitor and showed it again last Thursday night. They also have Limas Sweed and Mike Wallace on their roster (a 2nd year second round pick and a rookie). If either of those guys breakout, the Steelers are going to be even tougher to beat.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

The Eagles. Maclin and Jackson.

The point is that it's hard to be a Super Bowl team without the services of at least two great receivers.

The Chiefs WILL need a serious outside threat to compliment Bowe or they just won't make it to the Super Bowl.

...plus upgrades at C, RG, RT, NT, 3 LBs, and SS. And by the time we acquire those, we'll need a new RB, LG, and really it's possible we need a new QB if Cassel doesn't work out.