the fact that there was a “strike” on the play rather than LJ making the team.

I think his comment actually said “chance to make the team” or words to that effect. Listen closely, towards the end, there. It’s easy (and I’m more guilty than most) to start having SB and HOF dreams from the slightest twitch of an eye muscle during these slow stretches.

If the WRs and right side of the o-line bring game, the Chiefs would have a great 1-2 punch, with him in there. His power and durability would be a real asset to such a team. Not a good fit for last year’s squad. They were too easy to scheme against with LJ in the lineup. I thought Charles’ multiple threats gave defenses more pause than LJ’s one-trick pony show. But NO KC RB was in a good situation last year.

New England does that sometimes…the prowl or something like that…someone help me.

That was one good thing Herm brought (I am assuming Herm brought it, since I never saw us do it before him)

I remember the first time we used it…Rivers had no freakin’ clue what was happening. And we continued to use it…rarely did we run an all out blitz from it; in fact, I think we only rushed 4 from it most of the time, but you never knew which 4

Though Bowe was never known for his speed.

It sure is refreshing to hear all of the positives coming out of OTAs from all of those that have spoken to the media. You definitely get a sense that everyone is on board to work hard and turn this thing around, which is a sentiment that was never shared throughout all 53 guys in the locker room during the Harm era. Hopefully the attitude will stick and carry over to the regular season.

PS. Hey Waters, get your ass to OTAs. You’re the most sensitive 300+ lb man that I’ve ever seen.