Kansas City Chiefs Release Third Depth Chart Of The Year

And not tell people how to post. Ups, Arrowspread, myself, and TRS all had a spirited debate the other day on environmentalism…. and I didn’t see anyone trying to tell us to “stick to football”.

The road may lead us to a strange place…

Bottom line is, unless someone posts something horrible that needs to be removed, either debate it or ignore it. And if it needs to be removed, flag it.

Were you upset that he brought up politics, or upset that he bashed someone from your side of the aisle?

it political? Please, I can’t wait to hear this one. Tell me how it offended you to see your President’s name in print. Tell me how AP prohibits typing the names of our President within our comments.

I guess I can’t talk about Fred Arbanas then ever huh. A former Kansas City Chief from 1961 to 1970 and six time AFL All-Pro, Mr. Arbanas has been in the Jackson County Legislature since 1973. He is a four-time Chairman of the Legislature (1974, 1975, 1988, and 1989). He was inducted to the Kansas City Chiefs "Hall of Fame" in 1973 and the Missouri Sports "Hall of Fame" in 1997.

Politics is part of life in America. References to politicians are as commonplace as a bear shitting in the woods.

I love guys like you who come in hear and think they can “regulate” the personalites of others.

Read this thread. Most of the time, I come in here to talk football….in detail. For you to say I’m turning it into a political forum because jokingly said he changes his mind like Obama, is just fueling a potential fire.

And you would have never said a word unless you thought I was a Republican, who disliked Obama, and that is what offended you, not my comment.

The funny thing is, that you are guilty of contempt, prior to investigation. Not a good trait to have.

I’m a proud democrat who voted for Barak Obama, and an anti-war activist.

Your saying we at AP should only know the parts of the people we comment with everyday, that we deem acceptable? It’s ok to talk to them everyday, but god forbid, we should actually get to know them, and in so doing, learn their political affiliations?

And for the argument, that this is not the place for it….it’s never the wrong place to get to know someone. There’s no shortage of cyberspace. You won’t ever read the last page of the internet. So stop trying to regulate comments and avoid personalities that don’t share your exact political point of view.

Trying to keep people from mentioning politics of some kind during their comments about the Chiefs, is like trying to lick all the chocolate off a snickers bar. It’s just not worth the effort, and before you get done…it all sort of just melts together.

Political opinions are part of what makes talking to people interesting.

Besides you may not be correct in your assumptions about someone, unless you take some time to get to know them.

Many of the posters on AP have become friends outside of AP.

I’m a political satire perfomance artist. That’s part of who I am. Politics is part of what shapes us as people, and shapes our comments as well. There’s a big difference between the songs I write, produce and perform as an artist, and comparing Haley’s mind changing to our President’s.

Anyone who wants to know what makes the K-Man tick, only needs to read my lyrics and hear me perform them.

http://www.reverbnation.com/artist/artist_songs/121449

I’m passionate about everything I do, and there are things more important in this world than football games.

For us, as Chiefs fans, to go about our business, and stick our heads in the sand, and to pretend that the only thing in life that is important and worth of discussion in here, undermines the sense of community and the sense of public service that the Chiefs have come to stand for.

Brian Waters was the man of the year for his actions OFF of the football field.

You are wrong. Politics is how we as fans can make the world a better place in which to live. The Chiefs players don’t work tirelessly to set this example, so guys like you can try to steal awareness by silenceing voices in chat rooms.

Shame on you. We should welcome the whole person, to AP, not just pick and choose, which parts of them we want to know.

Myself, I can be a boisterous, verbose, and sometimes a difficult person who enjoys a good argument a bit more then the next guy. But that’s who I am, I am a Chiefs fan, and along with that, I have a responsiblity with my voice to try to make this world a better place than when I came here.

I’m not about to let anyone pick and choose, which parts of my personality they want to hear from, and let them shun the rest of me. Which is what you would have everyone do.

Enjoy my songs. In many ways, they were written as a defense for opinions like you, which bring harm to the world.

Playing the odds of having the best player in the right position is part of the game. When Haley talked about the types of players (physical attributes, strengths, style of play, etc.) that they want lined up as the will or sam backer, I thought it was clear that when a LB lines up on the strong or weak side, their strengths must play into having more opponents on their side, thus likely facing more double team blocks and requiring more physical prowess to absorb or play through those blocks. DJ/DW they believe are better utilized playing one on one, while Belcher/Mays are better utilized as taking those stronger blocks.

“speak not into the ears of a fool, for he will despise the wisdom in thy words”.

You just can’t take it when someone has more football sense than you, can you son.

to stop yapping at will.

And clone Vince Wilfork

And Powe is the pick…most definitely.