It is all about the TEAM……….and……….

THE RIGHT 53 2009

In Pioli we trust!!
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“Try to complete this series:

Largest rookie contract in NFL history. (Steve McNair, 1995)
Largest contract in NFL history. (Brett Favre, 1997)
First $100,000,000 contract in NFL History (Brett Favre, 2001)
Record setting contract paying out the most in the first three years in NFL history (McNair, 2001)
Largest non-QB contract in NFL history. (Randy Moss, 2001)
Innovative contract structure involving guaranteed money for Record setting Rookie contract. (Calvin Johnson, 2007)
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My guess, is it was supposed to read: Largest Contract in NFL History (Jay Cutler, 2010). All by Bus Cook.

But these kinds of deals don’t just happen. There has to be groundwork laid down, the soil has to be “cultivated” if you will, and it this kind of cultivation that leads to the desperation and knee-jerk reactions needed to sign these kinds of deals.

You gotta believe that you are signing one of the best of all time. And you gotta feel like if you don’t do it NOW, there won’t be a second chance.

Enter Bus Cook, and his Methods of Madness.”

Glad he’s stirring up trouble for Donkeys, and not Chiefs.

No to Pace, please. Too many injuries. Don’t want to pay some guy to sit half the time because he’s hurt.

Holt? Now that I would like to see. I think he can still play…and he’d free up DBowe. I guess Engram would, too.

I’m with you. They’re starting to look like a fantasy team!

It is all about me and Josh……….and……….
THE RIGHT spot. He hits it every time 2009.
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If they bring in Peppers…he and Adalius Thomas could be a freakin’ nighmare for opposing QB’s. They brought in Leigh Bodden and Shawn Springs, too.

And Joey Galloway and Fred Taylor on the offensive side.

Plus they have the # 23, 34, 47, 58, and 89th pick in the draft. As it stands now, anyway.

I still hate ‘em, though.

For a time, you could come here for some intelligent debate. Now, it’s becoming like everywhere else.

Grow up…or go away.

Apology accepted. No hard feelings.

My reasons for doing so were manyfold, however, I will highlight, nee, accentuate but two. The premiere being pure unadulterated jealosy. I found myself quite green with envy, jade-colored even, when I read the brilliance that twas your posts. I wished that my clearly incapable hands could type such manifestos of intellectual superiority, but alas, twas not meant to be so.
Finally, I, like a robber, stole your identities in hopes to take some of the heat off of me loving horses so much. See, I am, in fact, of “that” persuasion, and do love the hind end of a horse more than God himself.
I again, apologize on bended knee for my feeble attempt at humor and revenge. I realize that it tis I, who in fact have the problem, and not you.

God bless. This will be my last post. All others who use the moniker, “anonymous”, will in fact, be imposters of the crown.

We’re actually one and the same person with split personalities.

Help me/us please.

Any of a group of psychotic disorders usually characterized by withdrawal from reality, illogical patterns of thinking, delusions, and hallucinations, and accompanied in varying degrees by other emotional, behavioral, or intellectual disturbances.

Sound like anyone we know?

So I will follow him. Follow him wherever he may go. There isn’t an ocean too deep, a mountain so high it can keep, keep me away from him.

I love him, I love him, I love him, and where he goes I’ll follow I’ll follow I’ll follow.

Do me a favor and bend over again my Devildog1976? Thanks.

1968: Sinatra was correct when he sang about it being a very good year for one KC Chiefs rookie, OG “Mighty” Maurice ‘Mo’ Moorman – the pride of Texas A&M.

He was ‘Mo’tivated – he moved Curt ‘Mother’ Merz off the Chiefs starting offensive line at RG that season. The late Chiefs OG George Daney was, like Mo, a #1 pick that year – the Chiefs had a wealth of riches back ‘then’ – when it was all so right.

While George became a good though not spectacular lineman, Mo scaled great heights & became in just his second season a tremendous asset to Kaycee & garnering All Star acclaim.

Listed at 6’5 252, the actual 6’4 1’4 249 #76 Mo (later as much as 261 lbs.) was sometimes called Maurice but never the Space Cowboy- usually just sir by defensive lineman whom he came to dominate quickly aft arrival Kaycee.

Alas, injuries and outside of football interests curtailed what became a short career. Too he was inadvertently placed on the wrong ‘injury list’, forcing Head Coach Hank Stram to spend nee send his own #2 pick to the NE Patriots in 1972 just to get them to relinquish Moorman’s rights back to the Chiefs…it was the beginning of the end of the Chiefs glorious ride fromst the mid 1960s on, till then.

By the end of the ’73 season Mo had had enough… he left KC then as he remains today – the finest RG in franchise history, and third only to Jim Tyre and Ed Budde as greatest Chiefs offensive lineman ever.

Those were the days my friend, we thought they’d never end…a familiar refrain.