WR and O-line.
Although IMO Matt Jones would be the best addition for the chiefs at WR due to his youth and potential. I am not as interested in the other guys so much although, I would love to see Boldin if he were not so expensive. On the O-line, I think that it will be interesting to see if D-mac even becomes our starter this year. There are some very talented young guys who could fill the RT spot and may be able to unseat Macintosh as the starter. If he is our starter in Baltimore in week 1 then, I have to think he earned it and noone else was able to take the job.
QB, TE, and, FB are all positions where I think the Chiefs are set. Chances are very slim that Croyle will even see the field due to Cassel and Thiggys proven toughness. I still think that Croyle is a very good QB and as long as he is getting good protection, he will do a great job. Mike Cox will be fine in the limited role on this offense and I am looking forward to seeing what Cottam can do in the red zone as a TE. The guy is 6’7" and should be a GREAT weapon in that part of the field.
Here is my issue with the offense this year. It seems as though the O-line will be best at pass protection but, I wonder if our receivers are able to carry the team. I DONT think our O-line will be that great at run blocking although I think that our RBs are the best ball handlers on the team. I don’t know if that makes sense to anyone but, it seem as though the strengths of the line don’t really match up with our skill positions.

from everything I’ve read about the system that’s being implemented offensively, The first move I would have made would have been with TG, but..not to Atlanta for a draft pick. I’d have used him as part of a trade scenario that would have brought Boldin to KC. Boldin is young, fast, and would complement Dwayne Bowe perfectly. I’d also be working with both Vrabel and Waters, trying to do whatever I could to get them on the Bandwagon. When given the choice between a journeyman veteran O-lineman and a perennial pro-bowler to mentor and anchor my line, I go with the Pro-Bowler every time. Also, it’s very Obvious that Vrabel really doesn’t want to be in K.C. but, is stuck with the trade, So, If I can’t get him on the bandwagon, I get what I can out of him and deal him next year for what I can. Certainly, I don’t give him a long term or high money contract. Going back to WR. As talented as he Is, I Burress is too much trouble, and frankly, with LJ already in the locker room, that would just be too much ego. Boldin may have some ego, but he leaves it on the field and for the most part stays quieter than Burress. I let Bones and Cassell battle it out in camp for the starting spot, and pretty much consign Brokie Croyle to the third string, to be cut next year. I immediately start scouting younger, talented Defensive players who will be available for free agency next off season, And you can bet that come draft time next year, I’m going defensive again, Unless Bones and Cassell prove to be worthless, then I’m looking at Tim Tebow out of Florida State. Guys who I think are going to prove their salt this year? Glen Dorsey, Tamba Hali, Derrick Johnson, Jarad Page, Mike Brown. I think that on the offensive side of the ball, look for breakout years from Larry Johnson, Dwayne Bowe, Matt Cassell. I think that if Waters gets on board, the line will be a much better unit. with him and Goff there, I think that we’ll maybe even see a few dark horse candidates come into their own during training camp. Next year draft focus: Pass rushing Linebacker, Offensive Line, Wide Reciever, QB if Bones and Cassell drop the ball.

burress

did he do much other than shoot himself in the foot?

burress, bowe, and engram

that would be similar to what cassel had in NE