The Lowest of the Lows for Chiefs WR Bobby Wade

That spot’s already locked up. He came in to be our #2 and he did a reasonably good job of it the first few weeks. Now, we’ve got a pretty solid #2 , too, in Chambers. Keep him on as our #3 and we’ve got a reasonably solid WR corps.

is a special teams beast actually. Seems he is always making solid special teams plays.

But I thought it was Wade who had the big catch this week, and that it was Chambers who dropped it.

being rude and disrespectful to people.

Yes he doesn’t save lives or cure cancer, but he puts his body on the line through tough training, getting hit hard (Dallas game), and risk his health to provide “entertainment” for people. Yes I know, he “gets paid a lot to do what he LOVES” but the organization and the fans are responsible for that happening as well. There’s always two sides to it. When all is done, some players are lucky to have their health after they retire. Some are so jacked up for all the physical punishment they received in the career they can’t live their lives anymore. What’s all that money worth when you’re just a soddy vegetable. I’m not asking to praise him. I just think it’s unnecessary to crucify him because he couldn’t be the savior of this already poor team.

Some of them have a lot of drops because they are targeted a lot on teams that are otherwise doing very well and can afford a few drops without missing a beat. Considering the sheer shortage of snaps on offense made by the Chiefs, Bowe’s high droppage rate seems more glaring than, say, Colston’s.

But you’re right. These drops numbers need to be leavened with some reality and with no adjustments for other contributing factors, it’s hard to say much from them.

To my eye, Bowe was actually showing signs of great improvement in the hands category and showing me little in the category of route-running and creating separation.