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--- The AFC West was a very good Division last season ---
--- of course with the exception of the Faiders !
--- KC and SD failed to make the play-offs ---
--- Yet their records were way better than
--- many NFL teams that DID get into the play-offs !!!
--- Everyone seems to be screaming to sign a Big Name FA !!!
--- Let's look at how our Division is approaching FA:---
--- San Diego signed Marlon McCree, a strong safety from Carolina ---
--- They let go Drew Brees, QB (NO), Ben Leber, LB (MIN); Reche Caldwell, WR (NE) ---
--- Kansas City re-signed Kendall Gammon, LS, Quentin Griffith, RB, and Damon Huard, QB ---
They let go Todd Collins, QB (WAS)---
--- Oakland has not signed anyone yet ---
They let go Renaldo Hill, DB (MIA); Ted Washington, NT (CLE) ---
--- Denver signed Kenard Lang DE (CLE), and re-signed Mike Leach TE, and Gerard Warren DE ---
--- In our entire division there has been only 2 new FA signings so far, SD-McCree, and Denver-Lang ---
--- ALL the FA “splash” has landed in teams outside our Division ---
--- None of the teams in our Division have gained an advantage on us ---
--- Along with “Big Name” players, often comes Big Time signing bonuses, Big Egos --- and Big Trouble !!!
--- Many of these players “ Milk It”, as they are usually in the twilight of their careers, and are more injury prone due to wear and tear ---
--- With the money we have, we can sign some excellent Draft Picks ---
--- Remember last year ? --- everyone wanted Shanny’s head because of the Brown’s deal, and that Shanny had the “Nerve” to draft THREE (3) CBs !!! ---
--- That didn’t turn out so BAD did it ?
--- I’m not worried about the running game --- that’s always Shanny’s priority, and I’m sure that he’s put a lot of thought into that --- besides, like I’ve said before, we could plug in DJ Williams and still have a 1000 yd rusher !!! ---
--- So, if you look at it this way, things are not so bad ---
---
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My eyes deceiving me?
AZ?
In GD?
Starting a thread, no less????
Good points, az.....as usual.
Cp's comin' when avail.
"It does not take a majority to prevail, but rather an irate,
tireless minority keen on setting brushfires of freedom in the minds of
men."
-- Samuel Adams
I like the addition of McCree, but we need to address our CB's playing and/or coaching. Not enough INTs from the crew. We need a ball hawk, hopefully McCree will add that dimension.
We will not compete if we do not fix that weak ass O-line. LT is great, but he is no Barry Sanders. We need blockers who can pull out and execute.
I think we stepped on our "richard" with the Brees issue. I want to be optimistic, but I don't see a rookie taking us to the big game. Hope I'm wrong, but I do have to be realistic.
Rivers isn't a "rookie"........
...he's an 'unused vet'!
"It does not take a majority to prevail, but rather an irate,
tireless minority keen on setting brushfires of freedom in the minds of
men."
-- Samuel Adams
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