2010 NFL Draft.

I think it’s too early to tell at a number of positions. The Chiefs team I see needs help the most on the perimeter. I’m not too happy with the current O-Line, of course, but KC doesn’t have a Witten or a Wes Welker, and Bowe and Bradley aren’t getting separation FAST when the blitz is on, either. And our secondary isnt gettin’ it done, either.

Not sure what Bobby Wade’s ceiling is, nor Bradley’s. We have the long-coveted Lance Long on the PS, now, and maybe HE will develop into that pesky slot receiver we need. Not sure about Leggett’s ceiling nor Washington’s. I don’t think DaJuan Morgan is worth a damn gettin’ off blocks.

I think that was what Haley was bitchin’ at Bowe about on the mic’ed up thing on Inside the NFL. I think Bowe was supposed to read the blitz and make a lot quicker break than he made. “Open your eyes!” I think is what Haley said. And I think Haley was spot on with that. You see LOTS of QBs face unblocked blitzers, but the fact that there’s a blitz says somebody’s singled-up and it’s HIS responsibility to make himself an easy target for the QB FAST. The good teams BEAT that blitz with a tough throw and catch for a BIG play, at least now and again. The margin of victory is to get on the positive side of the tipping point.

Similarly on the defensive side, with Otis Smith. The old regime wanted a “by-the-numbers” offense and defense, and it showed. Nobody out there was ever thinking for themselves. Just a bunch of athletes following instructions. There was not much risk-taking by players, and not much success when risks were taken, because the players weren’t very good at calculating the risks on the fly (one of the things Rod Woodson talks about doing as a player, which is why he’s a HOFer, today). I’ve felt this way about Chiefs teams since Marty’s day.

All the reports ive heard is that he is happy with the new regime. He even showed leadership in practice once by telling Haley they need to keep their pads on because they havent won a game yet, When Haley offered the team the option of no pads. A savy Vet would have jumped at that opurtunity, ecspecially a disgruntled Vet.

Also, O Callahan has played way above average so far. The Chiefs OL was great when John Welbourn was the RT.

Also, Albert is one of the best young LTs in the NFL. He is adjusting to this NEW zone blocking scheme and New weight. He also has shown improvement in every game.

Now, Brian Waters could easily slide over to Center, We could also add Logan Mankins in FA.

The fact that you would laugh at that statement shows your inept ability to judge talent. Have you ever watched film on either O Kung or Berry. I too once thought O Kung was the pick just because he was the best OT, But Berry is twice the Athlete and will go to twice the Pro Bowls. Pioli is also not the type of Talent evaluator that would pass up on a talent like Berry or even Suh, Who are miles ahead of any other player. He would either Trade or take one of them. Also, Haley has shown so much Content about Albert being a “Building Block.” I highly doubt he will change his mind about that when Albert just keeps improving. Now maybe Albert gets injured and they are worried about him when he comes back then they draft a LT, but not in the top ten.

Also, for you to give up on Waters, who is only 32, is very shameful. He has been consistently good every year and would imediatly be one of the best Centers in the league if he was moved there.

Should also allow Hali/blitzers/front 7 more time to get to the QB. We have not been getting it done with just 4 coming after the QB. Watch how Sharper has been playing with the Saints, he is moving around, spotting the ‘open’ man then closing on the ball, next play he comes up in run support, he is always moving around before the snap never giving the QB an easy read.