Per 810 at OTA's Today... and Gretz's report...

[Coogs]

No Brian Waters.
No Mike Vrabel.

Carry on!

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by Mecca

His weight is higher because of his height, but he does look a bit thin.

This.

[Buehler445]

Originally Posted by milkman

Sorry TC, but to us old guys like Ed and me, that's exactly what he looks like.

Hell, he looks just like the kid I told to get off my lawn today.

[kcbubb]

Originally Posted by Raised On Riots

This.

Cottam is big enough. You don't want him any bigger than 269. If he were any bigger, it would hurt his athletic ability and change of direction. You don't want him to be Jason Dunn.

He's big enough to be an effective blocker and still have the quickness to run some good routes. Cassell will want him to stay at 269.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by kcbubb

Cottam is big enough. You don't want him any bigger than 269. If he were any bigger, it would hurt his athletic ability and change of direction. You don't want him to be Jason Dunn.

He's big enough to be an effective blocker and still have the quickness to run some good routes. Cassell will want him to stay at 269.

THE 1ST APOSTLE HAS SPOKEN! MAKE IT SO!

[FAX]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

It seems like every single defensive lineman drafted by Herm is recuperating from injury.

If Don Pioli can accomplish one thing in his early tenure with the Chiefs, it would be to improve our conditioning and player development programs. It seems to me that the Chiefs have sucked at both for a long time. Coupled with Herm's "Camp Hugs And Booboo Kisses", it's a wonder any of these guys survived a season. I expect that, should Haley introduce a more aggressive approach to camp, many of our 2nd- and 3rd-year guys will be sucking air as well as Haley's dong in an effort to get more bench time.

FAX

[FAX]

Originally Posted by Halfcan

I might just be pessimistic considering how shitty the Cheaps have been since..... awhile..... but

Beyond the Cassel trade-I have not been impressed at all with who they are bringing in.

Seems like a bunch of has-beens on their last legs... yes leadership is important and all that, but the draft received terrible reviews from nearly everyone.

TG now Waters-will be very hard to replace. Those lineups don't look like a contender in any shape way or form.

I pretty much agree with this, Mr. Halfcan. Still, changing the "mentality" of the team is going to take awhile. We desperately need locker-room leadership that is consistent with a mental approach of a championship franchise. I mean, just look at Waters. He's a great example of a guy who, when he doesn't get his way and isn't treated "special", he takes his ball and goes home. It's ridiculous and will take some time to turn around. Guys like Vrabel should be helpful in that regard and, if they can get it done, their value and long-term impact on the team is far greater than might be apparent on the field.

FAX

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by FAX

I pretty much agree with this, Mr. Halfcan. Still, changing the "mentality" of the team is going to take awhile. We desperately need locker-room leadership that is consistent with a mental approach of a championship franchise. I mean, just look at Waters. He's a great example of a guy who, when he doesn't get his way and isn't treated "special", he takes his ball and goes home. It's ridiculous and will take some time to turn around. Guys like Vrabel should be helpful in that regard and, if they can get it done, their value and long-term impact on the team is far greater than might be apparent on the field.

FAX

My biggest beef with Waters was the Monday morning "damage-control / everything will be ok"-shtick of his.
That shit got OLD fast.

[Shaid]

Originally Posted by booger

they don't teach that stuff in grade school folks

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

[Reaper16]

Look at that pic of Krumrie initiating the slap drill: Is Krumrie wearing jeans out on the practice field?

[booger]

Originally Posted by Reaper16

Look at that pic of Krumrie initiating the slap drill: Is Krumrie wearing jeans out on the practice field?

USC's pro day last year. Working out Sedrick Ellis

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by Reaper16

Look at that pic of Krumrie initiating the slap drill: Is Krumrie wearing jeans out on the practice field?

You didn't hear? He's Wrangler's new bitch-boy.

[KcMizzou]

Originally Posted by FAX

I pretty much agree with this, Mr. Halfcan. Still, changing the "mentality" of the team is going to take awhile. We desperately need locker-room leadership that is consistent with a mental approach of a championship franchise. I mean, just look at Waters. He's a great example of a guy who, when he doesn't get his way and isn't treated "special", he takes his ball and goes home. It's ridiculous and will take some time to turn around. Guys like Vrabel should be helpful in that regard and, if they can get it done, their value and long-term impact on the team is far greater than might be apparent on the field.

FAX

But Vrabel didn't show up either. WTF's up with that?

He's supposed to be one of our veteran leaders, right?

[FAX]

Originally Posted by Raised On Riots

My biggest beef with Waters was the Monday morning "damage-control / everything will be ok"-shtick of his.
That shit got OLD fast.

We are simpatico on that point, Mr. Raised On Rats. Waters found his niche when he was, by default, elected to be the elder statesman of the team. And he was, by all appearances, prepared to protect Herm at all costs. His defense of our pitiable performances didn't do much for his credibility, though. One would think that a guy like Waters would have enough personal pride to find our direction and continuing failures to be intolerable. Herm must have some kind of voodoo, witchy, black magic hold on peeps. Never has there been a more incompetent human to sponsor such loyalty.

FAX

[Reaper16]

Originally Posted by booger

USC's pro day last year. Working out Sedrick Ellis

That doesn't take away from the fact that he's in ****ing jeans.