The chiefs may get outbid for Jarmon though, he could be a 3rd rounder from another team…

“Rin”

- yes, what is it now?

“why don’t you start your own blog???”

- another one?

“I bet theres just tons of people that want to hear what you have to say”

- I can understand that…

“I bet you couldn’t even figure out how to do it though.”

- your blogging response to Rin be indicator He ‘has’…

“Even in this day and age”

- e’en tough economic times these mi gente always make time for Rin…stay thirsty my friends.

“you would probably find it too”

- too time consuming? No, perish the thought. Rin has already ensured that He will be here edifying Chiefs fandom throughout this year and every aft. As for you errant- er aaron, why do you not have ‘your’ own blog?

“technically overwhelming.”

- yes, became clear – crystal – aft witnessing your writhing- er, writing style…

“Sure would be cool though to have your own thing right?”

- it is for Rin…

“Better than taking over the message board of someone elses blog.”

- the distinction escapes Rin for He doesn’t take over as much as leads the way – and others follow Him.

On the other, if you are unhappy here due to your inability to read and/or pass another’s blog sans covetousness or jaundiced comment perhaps another locale would suit you better. In this way, whence Rin showed up at your proprietary blog – which He wouldn’t of course as He never suffers the little people – you could tell Him to go away… and Rin wouldn’t hear you of course because He never made the trip to your blog hovel at shanty town in the first place. Don’t tarry error- er, aaron.

In conclusion, failing at said you may choose to read or to not, to comment or do not- but do try reigning in the incredibly angsty green-eyed hue has you by the throat, appears.

daddy-o, ‘search’ & ‘check’ affirming…

“Cowboys Romo reportedly breaks up with Simpson.”

People.com reports Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo broke up with girlfriend singer Jessica Simpson last week, according to a source.”

which followed this one same –

“Romo-Williams relationship a work in progress”

QB Tony Romo and WR Roy Williams put in a lot of extra offseason work together. There were some encouraging signs of chemistry between the two during OTAs and minicamp, but there was also ample evidence that their relationship is a work in progress.”

How’s that disclaimer go, we report you decide?

We dont need Jarmon, since in the 3-4 he fits a spot that we have filled. And Bob is right, trading the 7th makes the chance of dipping in for a PR unlikely, especially since we drafted a pure specialist this year.

I will follow Rin, 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 Rin – I love Rin – I love Rin, and where He goes I’ll follow, I’ll follow, I’ll follow, He’ll always be my true love, my true love, my true love from now until forever forever forever.

Yes, my eyes burn a deep and brilliant green.

Agree Anonymous, there is some controversy regarding the July 15th deadline (and how it relates to Matt C)….this is an area in particular that Mr. Gretz could help clarify.

Bless your Heart Harold, I appreciate and understand your effort. But you just fed your target a feast! The effort was Nobel, but your tactics flawed beyond illogical. The only way to starve a Narcissist is to, NOT pay ANY attention! None! ZERO! ZILCH!

findthedr,

Their is apparently some dispute between the League and the NFLPA on this July 15th deadline for players that have signed a one year tender. The League (or at least one executive) seems to read the language in a way that doesn’t apply to those that have already signed offers but only applys to those that haven’t. Florio was supposed to be contacting the NFL for clarification. It would certainly be a topic worth discussion, if it does apply to Cassel.

Jeremy Jarmon: move to LB, would be a big LB 270
Deon Murphy: KR and PR
McKinner Dixon: LB only like 250 so he is small for DE

But sometimes when we’re blogging
Someone gets out of control
And so a reminder must ring out,
Don’t feed the idiot Troll.

Sometimes we will be reading
And we will see a smiley grin,
Then we promptly skip that post,
Because of course it’s Rin.

But then someone starts fouling things up,
They have a deep dark soul.
Which is why we need a friendly reminder,
Don’t feed the idiot Troll.

This person makes Rin look real great
But hey don’t get me wrong
I’ll still keep skipping Rin’s posts
Especially when they are way too long.

We just want to read about our Chiefs
Good reading is our goal
So in our interests of reaching that,
Don’t feed the idiot Troll.

If only we had a log-in system
But Bob probably has no time for that
He devotes his time to bringing us great Chiefs stories
And to him we tip our hat.

We’ll probably have to put up with this for a while,
So until things are under control
Always remember this simple phrase
Don’t feed the idiot Troll

http://www.profootballresearchers.org/Coffin_Corner/07-05-238.pdf

The gist being these drafts started back in 1949 and they continued up until the AFL & NFL merger agreement in 1966 –

“The future pick was based on the old NFL rule that a player could be chosen if his class had graduated even if the player had not completed his eligibility. In the 1960s with the AFL and NFL each trying to get an advantage the future picks became more and more frequent – in 1965 & 1966 the AFL held separate drafts for futures.”

Hence nee viola! – Jan Stenerud.

daddy-o

‘search’ & ‘check’ affirming, and ‘fake’ rin indisposed at the moment to our chagrin – huh – we address today’s topic.

And remember, don’t feed the idiot Har-er, Troll.

Supplemental drafts are just swell Nell but even coller daddy-o were the old yesteryears ‘futures’ drafts; they were just peachy keen daddy-o.

These drafts allowed pro teams to draft a player before their college eligibility had even expired.
When these drafts were en vogue back the AFL days the Chiefs picked up about what they have in the supplemental same since – plenty o’ nothin’ & in e’en greater numbers.

The one exception however was a doozy: HOF PK Jan Stenerud who was chosen in 1966, & who decided to sign with the AFL’s Chiefs over the NFL and spent many great seasons here starting in 1967.

So don’t expect much if anything from the 2009 version NFL wheel of fortune – although on the other hand don’t be too Kurt in your dismissal toward that helpful young man in aisle ‘W’ who tells you he has played some semi-pro football and is looking for a tryout…hy-vee hy-vee ho!

daddy-o

For the 2009 class of franchise players, the deadline for working out a long-term deal is Wednesday, July 15.

If no long-term deal is reached by then, the franchise player will be permitted to sign only a one-year contract with his current team.

As pointed out by our friends at Pewter Report, the rule also applies to players who have signed their one-year year franchise tenders, like Bucs receiver Antonio Bryant and Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers.

Now, a long-term deal signed after the July 15 deadline simply won’t be recognized by the league.

That is, if they have interest in the first place. Question to Bob: Has it ever been revealed after the fact what teams were involved in submitting bids and what they offered?

Thank’s again Mr Gretz, for another day with the kind of new’s that is lifting! It’s not that easy to find.

Amen Harold C.

And remember…..don’t feed the idiot Troll.