Originally Posted by penguinz:
Maybe that is the real reason he is out. He supposedly cut out red meat and pork from his diet. No mortal can just walk past a buffet of BBQ beef and pork and not pop at least one button on their pants by the time they are done gorging.
Frank: Coach, I gave up red meat, don't know if I can pass on the temptation and I've been doing so well.
Reid: You know what Frank, you're good. Let's take a sick day today instead of one tomorrow after you went nuts on the BBQ if you were out here. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Chiefnj2:
Excellent. Mahomes needs to shake off that 2nd half debacle before the regular season starts, and get on the same page with all the new guys.
I’m surprised other teams in similar situations are resting their starting QBs this week.
If the reports I saw yesterday about the conditions of the field in Chicago are half correct they should sit any player who it not projected to be a starter. [Reply]
I’m excited to see Bryan Cook on Saturday. Training camp is not the environment for players like him to shine. He’s a hard nosed tackler and hitter. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RunKC:
I’m excited to see Bryan Cook on Saturday. Training camp is not the environment for players like him to shine. He’s a hard nosed tackler and hitter.
It's more difficult to believe that we'd trade down 4 spots, 3 WRs would be taken in the interim, and then Skyy Moore would be there at 54 just as Veach had miraculously cooked up.
He can be a great and wonderful fit for the offense but that doesn't mean Veach wasn't just fine getting any of these other guys.
I'm not saying he wasn't, but I have no doubt that he'd take Skyy over those 2.
You guys act like we traded down 10-15 spots. It was 4 spots. That's really nothing. [Reply]
Patrick Mahomes on Isiah Pacheco: “He’s physically gifted. He’s a smart player. He practices really hard. When you’re big & fast & smart, usually good things happen. It’ll be good to see him now have to show off his vision, making those cuts & getting vertical.”
