Suggestions for Press Conference Question

**Jrudi** · 03-01-2012, 12:58 PM

Just wanted to let the ChiefsCrowd know that I will be lucky enough to get the opportunity to attend the annual 101 Awards ceremony this Saturday.

Along with this I received a pleasant surprise from my boss..He has invited me to attend the press conference before hand which will include all of the national award recipients, but also management and award winners from the Chiefs.

He mentioned to me that at the end of the media session, the group of people representing the Chiefs (I would assume, Pioli, Crennel, DJ, and Justin Houston) allow for the visitor (us) of the press conference to ask them a number of questions pertaining to the Chiefs.

Just wanted to get you guys involved and see if you could come up with some interesting questions I could ask if I am given the chance to. If I do, I will report back to you guys here at the Crowd what the response was.

Thanks for the help! and GO CHIEFS!

**dbolan** · 03-01-2012, 01:15 PM

How many sammiches does Romeo eat at one sitting? LMAO

**Jrudi** · 03-01-2012, 01:57 PM

Originally Posted by dbolan

How many sammiches does Romeo eat at one sitting? LMAO

haha yeah, although a good question I'm not so sure that'll make my boss too happy

I may be able to answer that question if I watch him at the dinner though haha

**OPLookn** · 03-01-2012, 02:12 PM

Did you

Romeo for his comments at the combine about Manning AND Henne?

**okikcfan** · 03-01-2012, 02:17 PM

Originally Posted by OPLookn

Did you

Romeo for his comments at the combine about Manning AND Henne?

DO NOT ask anything about Peyton Manning!

**OPLookn** · 03-01-2012, 02:23 PM

Originally Posted by okikcfan

DO NOT ask anything about Peyton Manning!

Good point...ONLY ask this question if one of these things have occured:

1) It's past March 13th and Manning has been released.
2) Manning has been released.
3) If a question about Manning has been asked already proceed to a Henne question.
4) Before asking #3 please see steps 1 and 2 and insert the name Henne.

**okikcfan** · 03-01-2012, 02:37 PM

Originally Posted by OPLookn

Good point...ONLY ask this question if one of these things have occured:

1) It's past March 13th and Manning has been released.
2) Manning has been released.
3) If a question about Manning has been asked already proceed to a Henne question.
4) Before asking #3 please see steps 1 and 2 and insert the name Henne.

**Jrudi** · 03-01-2012, 02:49 PM

Originally Posted by OPLookn

Did you

Romeo for his comments at the combine about Manning AND Henne?

Considering the event hasn't taken place yet, no...

But I'll see what I can do for ya haha.

Well I guess just keep em coming, eventually there will be one worthy of asking haha

Think I'll stay away from questions regarding Romeo's eating habbits, manning, and oh yeah sammiches....

**OPLookn** · 03-01-2012, 03:07 PM

Originally Posted by Jrudi

Considering the event hasn't taken place yet, no...

But I'll see what I can do for ya haha.

Well I guess just keep em coming, eventually there will be one worthy of asking haha

Think I'll stay away from questions regarding Romeo's eating habbits, manning, and oh yeah sammiches....

Unfortunately everything that we've been talking about recently has been draft strategies, free agents, and resigning's (i.e. who we're targeting). Obviously they're not going to tell us that.

Other than something like "In your first few drafts players that had a lot of playing time in college and were team captains were targeted. Last year deviated a bit from this strategy. Are the Chiefs drafting habits going to be similar to the first two years or is it just about finding the right 53 now?". This might give us some insight into if they're just looking for squeaky clean players or if we're willing to stretch a bit on a guy.

The only other question that I'd be curious about is that teams in the NFL are constantly changing. Passing wasn't nearly as prominent in the 90's or early 2000's. With the Patriots moving back to a 4-3 and lots of teams having switched to a 3-4 to follow suit do you see other teams going back to the 4-3? Basically do we move back to a 4-3 to gain people that others aren't looking at because they don't fit a 3-4 mold?

I'm sure they have canned answers for everything but those two things are what I'd be most curious about.

**Jrudi** · 03-01-2012, 11:06 PM

Originally Posted by OPLookn

Unfortunately everything that we've been talking about recently has been draft strategies, free agents, and resigning's (i.e. who we're targeting). Obviously they're not going to tell us that.

Other than something like "In your first few drafts players that had a lot of playing time in college and were team captains were targeted. Last year deviated a bit from this strategy. Are the Chiefs drafting habits going to be similar to the first two years or is it just about finding the right 53 now?". This might give us some insight into if they're just looking for squeaky clean players or if we're willing to stretch a bit on a guy.

The only other question that I'd be curious about is that teams in the NFL are constantly changing. Passing wasn't nearly as prominent in the 90's or early 2000's. With the Patriots moving back to a 4-3 and lots of teams having switched to a 3-4 to follow suit do you see other teams going back to the 4-3? Basically do we move back to a 4-3 to gain people that others aren't looking at because they don't fit a 3-4 mold?

I'm sure they have canned answers for everything but those two things are what I'd be most curious about.

I'm seeing some really good ideas here, I like the who is your daddy and what does he do question...and we've already decided I was ruling out Romeo's eating habits, but I didn't say drinking habits, and we're in KC so BBQ is all good, I could go with that one....

But I really like this one above the best so far, I feel like its a legit question, well thought out, and one they could actually answer somewhat honestly and descriptively unlike questions about who they are targeting..

Keep them coming.. I've got to decide by tomorrow evening cus I won't be back on the rest of the weekend.