KC and the QB Problem

[Ryfo18]

This a tremendous read by a NFL Draft nut Eric Stoner (@ECStoner on Twitter). It basically supports what I've been trying to say (we need to take a QB round 1).

The summary is he groups quarterbacks into 4 tiers. The top 2 tiers pretty much consist of the best quarterbacks in the league. Tier 3 he describes as "good enough to not get replaced" and tier 4 is the Brady Quinn's of the world.

Of the 13 QBs in the top 2 tiers, 11 of them were first round draft picks. The only two were Drew Brees (1st pick in the 2nd round) and Matt Schaub (3rd round).

The Chiefs, in order to maximize their chances of getting a QBOTF (a tier1/tier2 guy) need to take a QB in the first round.

http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/cf...the-qb-problem

[Chiefster]

we need to win a couple of games to drop 5 spots then we won't have this problem

Yeah Pioli would just screw it up anyway.

[N TX Dave]

Yeah Pioli would just screw it up anyway.

I hope it is not Pioli's decesion.

[Chiefster]

I hope it is not Pioli's decesion.

Me too.

[brdempsey69]

I hope it is not Pioli's decesion.

Me too.

The Belcher incident is probably the Camel that broke the straw back for a lot within the Chiefs organization. Wouldn't be surprised to see Pioli, Crennel, and a few others hand in their resignations after this season.

[Chiefster]

The Belcher incident is probably the Camel that broke the straw back for a lot within the Chiefs organization. Wouldn't be surprised to see Pioli, Crennel, and a few others hand in their resignations after this season.

Quite possibly.

[N TX Dave]

I know if I had seen him kill himself and know that I had been teaching him, I would want out of the situation.

[Guru]

The Belcher incident is probably the Camel that broke the straw back for a lot within the Chiefs organization. Wouldn't be surprised to see Pioli, Crennel, and a few others hand in their resignations after this season.

Can you imagine driving and walking by the parking spot everyday? I don't care who you are, that is a horrible memory to have.

[chiefnut]

Can you imagine driving and walking by the parking spot everyday? I don't care who you are, that is a horrible memory to have.

actually i can't, i don't know how you put it out of your mind enuf to do your job. i think it would screw me up pretty good. i give them credit jsut to stick it out after that. another ? is how does this affect Clarks decision at the end of the season....does it soften his stance or make him resolute to clean house

[#58ChiefsFan]

actually i can't, i don't know how you put it out of your mind enuf to do your job. i think it would screw me up pretty good. i give them credit jsut to stick it out after that. another ? is how does this affect Clarks decision at the end of the season....does it soften his stance or make him resolute to clean house

I don't know why it would affect Clark's decision, it really has nothing to do with the failure that preceded Belcher. The only part I could see as an influence would be the way RAC handled himself during this time, may wish to keep him in some capacity as a mentor?

[Chiefster]

Can you imagine driving and walking by the parking spot everyday? I don't care who you are, that is a horrible memory to have.

I don't ever want to imagine...