#Chiefs Khalen Saunders: "I remember them saying the funky ass Bengals was going to beat us four times...I remember them saying we couldn't stop Jalen Hurts..." @kshbpic.twitter.com/K4NBFFpEQl
:-) Saunders provided a lot of unrecognized help this year. He plays tough. The kind of really hard working JAG that really makes a difference overall. [Reply]
Originally Posted by staylor26:
Considering the roles that Saunders and Nnadi played in our 2 SBs, that draft class wasn't as bad as it looks on paper.
Those were different draft classes.
And the '18 class was EXACTLY as bad as it looks on paper. For the sake of maintaining positive vibes, I'd recommend you just not look it up.
Originally Posted by DJ's left nut:
Those were different draft classes.
And the '18 class was EXACTLY as bad as it looks on paper. For the sake of maintaining positive vibes, I'd recommend you just not look it up.
Saunders was in the '19 class.
You're right, my bad. Brain fart. For some reason I was thinking that we doubled down at DT, and I forgot Nnadi was brought back on a 1 year deal and not still on his rookie deal. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DJ's left nut:
Side note - man, what the hell happened to Derrick Nnadi?
How many guys can you think of that showed really steady growth through their first 3 years only to decline and then crater in years 4 and 5?
I really don't understand it. Did he just check out? He didn't need to change physically or mentally. He could've had an 8-10 year career playing exactly the way he played in 2020.
But there's a non-zero chance that he's a street free agent entering September next year. And there's nothing that really explains why.
Some people just start mailing it in after reaching the pinnacle so to speak, we all see it in actors, musicians and our day to day lives all the time... success can bring on a softness, they lose the edge they once had and just quit trying [Reply]