(Must Read) My Take On How The Chiefs Should Go About Suring Up The O-Line and Produce a Winning Organization

This Is My Official Take On How The Chiefs Should Go About Suring Up The Offensive Line and To Keep It Strong For Years To Come

Always Bring In Veteran Free-Agents,and Draft Elite Talent, Bring In Elite Position Coaches, And Most Importantly Be Bold And Take Risk

-----Always Bring In Veteran Free-Agents:

Veterans on a professional football team serve a major porpose, they bring vocal, mental, and experienced leadership. They improve every player around them in their specific position and on some occasions team-wide. Having a veteran at every position would do wonders for a football team, just look at the Ravens Defense they have veterans on every level Defensive Line, Linebacker, and Defensive Back, Ngata, Lewis, and Reed, they have had a superior defense for plenty of years and have been contenders the same amount of years. On the offensive line we lack that veteran leadership, and we also lack elite talent, we have players that properly execute assignments but at the same time we still have holes. This year the chiefs should really consider bringing in the likes of Carl Nicks(Pro-Bowl Left Guard),bringing back in Jared Gaither before the Chargers lock him up,Pro-Bowler Ben Grubbs,Anthony Collins, and Stephen Heyer. These guys all bring a veteren presence, but at the same time are still young enough to be am extended temporary solution, giving us time to draft and develop other players at the position. I would also challenge the chiefs to bring in Max Starks the Steelers LT who has had a drop off on production but would be a major temporary upgrade over Barry Richardsonat at RT.

-----Draft Elite Talent At The Position:

Drafting Elite talent will always be a win in my oppinion, the presence of veteran free agents and coaches, gives these elite prospects time to develop and perfect the craft ofsaid position,forexample look at Aaron Rodgers, he remained a second string quarterback, and while relieved of playing time he developed his body, trained hard, learned under the toutalage of an elite quarterback coach, and made major moves towards perfecting his craft. When his time came he flourished the same concept should be present at every positin especially at the Offensive and Defensive Line Positions, cause skill players get all the glory but at the end of the day this game comes down to 1 big man vs. another. The o-line and d-line are one of the the most important positions on a football team, the primary reason why left tackles are often payed more than every position other than quarterback.Offensive lines make orbreak teams, just look at the Saints record breaking offense the primary reason they have been so succesful is because of the presense of Carl Nicks, Jahri Evans, Jermon Bushrod, Zackscrief, and Brian De La Puente. Witout their presence the Saints would just be a mediocre team with phenomenal skill players. I chalenge the chiefs in the draft to bring in the likes of;

Round 1)----Riley Reiff, Dacid Decastro, or Jonathan Martin

Round 2)----Kelechi Osemele or Cordy Glenn

Round 3)----Brandon Mosley, Matt McCants, Amini Silatolu, or Mike Brewster

Round 4-6)--Focus on skill players

Round 7)----Robert T.Griffin(Baylor Offensive Guard, I feel that hes a slepper and that in the future if given the right oppourtunity and system will join the elite and become one of the best at his position in the NFL)

If the chiefs draft in this fashion they would have the depth at o-line, and have the talent at the position that would flourish at years to come, and also this will give the chiefs an opportunity to focus more on other positions, preferably defensive line and quarterback. Ibelieve this way is the way the chiefs build for the future, and on top of that make a big step towards winning championships for years to come.

Bring In Elite Position Coaches:

Bringing In Elite Coaches, is the way you should go about developing future talent and maximizing potential of elite and under the radar prospects, a great offensive line coach will 90% produce great offensive linemen, just look at th New Orleans Offensive Line/Running Game Coach Aaron Kromer who has developed the likes of Carl Nicks, Jahri Evans, Jermon Bushrod, and Mark Ingram, imagine the effect he would have on the Kansas City Chiefs, a run first team, he would aid in the development of Jamal Charles, Rodney Hudson, and other prospects, free agent running backs, linemen, and fullbacks we would bring in. I advise Romeo Crennel to make moves toward making him the offensive Co-ordinator along with Al Saunders. Another option would definely be pairing Kromer with Dave DeGuglielmo the Miami Dolphins Offensive Line Coach who has an invalid contract and could be picked up by any team. Those unfamiliar with DeGuglielmo, hes the coach that developed the likes of Jake Long, and other Miami Dolphin Linemen. Him along with Aaron Ka=rommer would be a monster conbination, having Krommer focus of interior linemen, and offensive running calls, and having DeGuglielmo focus primarily on offensive tackles and giving added insight on interior linemen. The saints would not prevent Krommer from getting an Offensive Co-Ordinators job, they would encourage it because that would be a major move towards solidifing his legacy and making his mark in the NFL, DeGuglielmo would be no issue, he has an invalid contract and if Crennel moves before anyone else he should be an immediate addition.

-----Be Bold And Take Risk:

There is no reward without risk, and thats what make Pioli incompetent as a General Manager, that is his primary fault, im not trying to down Pioli, its just that everyman has strengths and weaknesses, but when your weaknesses are playing a major part in bringing down and producing a losing organization that is an issue that cannot be overlooked. In the business that the NFL really is, you have to take risk and be bold to be succesful,those lacking of these characteristics will be unsuccesful in their venture.If pioli does not gain some nuts and learn these relistically horrible facts he will become a liability and be deemed former kansas city chiefs general mananger.

A bold general mananger will produce winning organizations, you have to be a visionary to win championships,and that is where pioli is incomprtrnt. My ideal general manganger will get talent by any means neccesary,

This is a bold move the Kansas City Chiefs need to make, trade Dwayne Bowe and 2 first round pickes to the St. Louis Rams for their #2 overall pick. Giving the Rams Dwayne Bowe, the #10 or 11 overall pick and our 2013 1st round pick.

Before you start disowning my ideals, peeps this out, we could trade the #2 overall pick to the Miami Dolphins(who really want RG3) for Jake Long, 2 1st round picks, and 2 second round picks. We basically traded dwayne bowe and a #10 overall pick for Jake Long and 4 draft picks. We would then have Jake Long, the 2012 #9 pick, #41 pick, #42 pick, 2013 1st round pick,and 2 2013 2nd round picks.

With the number 9 overall pick we could draft Riley Reiff and pair him with Jake Long, Carl Nicks,Rodney Hudson, and Brandon Albert at Right Tackle, automatically giving us the most solid offensive line in NFl. We then use our 2012 2nd Round Picks to bring in the likes of Cordy Glenn or Kelichi Osemele or both to challenge Brandon Albert at the RG position, and Rilley Reiff at the RT position.

With these bold and risky moves me now made ourself automatic superbowl contenders,with our dominant offensive line, passing, and running game, and the teamn would imporove for years to come beacuse of the presence of young elite talent, young veteran presence, and powerful vocal leadership, and the best thing is we now have a 2013 1st round pick and based on the Miami Dolphins who's production will decrease in 2012-2013, due to their lack of their dominant LT, we could very well gain a number 1 overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft. We could repeat the whole process, or bring in the best quarterback. Solidifying and producing one the best Kansas City Chiefs units in history, and giving it longevity to succeed for plenty of years to come, all for D'Wayne Bowe, and a number 10 overall pick. Beacuse of the bold and risk-taking general manager.