Pollard

[CapitalT]

I know that many will still think letting him go was a good idea but I'm not one of them:

Pollard a big piece of Texans' improving D - NFL Nation - ESPN

[Chiefster]

But... point one- he's no longer KC Chiefs personnel

point 2- discussing a Houston Texans safety IS a waste of time here.

Point 3- If I listed all the things for you that I *should* be doing, you might recant that last statement of yours.

Gotta love a point by point dossier.

[Vandelay]

Gotta love a point by point dossier.

Stop using words I don't know the meaning of.

[Chiefster]

Stop using words I don't know the meaning of.

i.e.: "report"

[Pro_Angler]

I liked Pollard

[josh1971]

I liked Pollard

Irrelevant!

[texaschief]

Mr. "horrible in coverage" had 2 INTs to go along with his 12 tackles today against the Colts and their horrible QB.

Thank GOD he's no longer with the Chiefs... Mike Brown is by FAR a superior Safety...

[stricken721]

Epic fail by Haley on releasing him.

[brish]

God this thread is getting boring... He is gone.. Deal with it!

[texaschief]

God this thread is getting boring... He is gone.. Deal with it!

I think I'm going to ride this Pollard thing as long as y'all have ridden the Jared Allen thing. Except, the Chiefs got a first round and 2 third round picks for a guy who wasn't going to re-sign with the Chiefs, whereas the Chiefs got absolutely nothing for a 24 year old safety who's having a Pro Bowl caliber season.

He IS gone... this is me "dealing with it." Making sure you know how bad of a decision your great Haley made and making you eat your words after stating how "poor, bad, average, mediocre" of a player Pollard was. This is what happens when you release young players full of potential. We're going to see this same type of crap once Tank Tyler gets going as well.

[greg3564]

Add Pollard to the list of other "no good" players that one GM or the other let go. ie Jared Allen, Kawika Mitchell, Scott Fugita. I'm going to give Haley and Pioli the benefit if the doubt on this one.