- can’t speak for Bob (I was taught to respect my elders.) Then again, as he is my junior & I’m not averse to answering but shant allow my own biases any to inject themselves, Homer Simpson instead – DOH!”

I dunno… Haley might though, perhaps because he already knows Anquan will kowtow & suffer him nee checkpoint’s invective, appears – you cannot have enough bending at the waist nee genuflecting, you understand.

Too, by all reports – which would number none to date courtesy the double-naught super-secret Big Chief ‘searchme’ – the vocality factor candidate Dwayne ‘Don’t Call Me Gene- or even Pitney’ Bowe is pending further review at this ‘checkpoint’ in time. This in contrast to the ‘vocal stylings’ of Brian Waters, who, at least according to a ‘mole’ with BBQ stains aface, prefers more dulcet tones of welcome – sans RSVP, (MSG accepted.)

Your mission Dwayne – should you decide to accept it – is to grovel. As always, should you or any team member be not in lock-step, Executive Level III Security will disavow any knowledge of your existence and assist you out of the cassel – er, donjon.

This blog will self-destruct in 5 seconds…good luck chattel. Tick tick tick tick tick tick tick. . .

citk good question, I would not, I think Bowe has more up side. Bolden has proven to be a money hungry Drama Queen. Not to take from anything he does on the field as he is one of the top WR’s. I would welcome him in addition to Bowe if KC wanted to pay him but would rather have Bowe than Bolden. I also think we are actually better at WR than most fans think. As most of us have identified our weakest link has been the O-Line. I do think it has been upgraded but not enough even though I think B.Richardson with proper training will be a solid tackle.

I think Bowe can become a dominating receiver in this league. He needs to cut down on his drops, though. I’m hoping Haley can push him to become better. He’s had some experience in that department.

Reminds me of the old Bill Cosby comedy routine in the 1960′s about a guy so self-conscious that when he saw the football players in a huddle he thought they were talking about him.