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Sleeping With The Enemy - Broncos and Chiefs Talking Trade


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Could it happen?  I mean really, could the Broncos and Chiefs, bitter AFC West rivals form way back int the AFL days really consummate a trade, really agree to a deal that could make each team better in some way, shape or form?  

If you believe what the newspapers in Kansas City are saying the Broncos and Chiefs are in discussions on a deal that would send disgruntled Chiefs safety Greg Wesley to the Broncos for a draft pick.  In fact, the Kansas City Star goes so far as to say the two teams have agreed to the compensation, with the Chiefs holding off final approval of the deal becuase, well, after all, the Broncos are a divisional rival and Wesley is a pretty decent safety.  

In reality this story, which you have heard nothing of in the Denver media, was probably leaked by the Chiefs in hopes of generating interest in the seven-year vet around the league.  If nothing happens, and the way the Chiefs have handled their personnel matter this off-season it is unlike anything will, K.C. with have to decide on whether releasing Wesley for nothing or at least getting something for him even if the partner is a hated rival.

Let me give some free advice to Carl Peterson.  Your star running back is pissed, one of your best defenders is an alocoholic and pissed, you finally got rid of your starting quarterback, who was pissed, and the way you are handling the QB battle is bound to piss off everyone involved.  All the while, your fan base, you know, the ones who pay your salery are getting increasingly pissed.  You are a rebuilding football team.  Go ahead, Carl, you can say it....Reeeeee-buillllllddddddiinnng.  There, that should feel better.

The Chiefs will be in no position to compete with the Chargers or Broncos in 2007.  They need to get younger and more athletic on both sides of the ball and really have no idea what kind of performance they are going to get from the most their quarterbakc, who seems too busy with a hand-scanner at Dillards to adequately prepare for the 2007 season.  Oh, and he has only started a handful of games....AT ANY LEVEL becuas ehe has blown out his knees a half-dozen times.

All I'm saying is the Chiefs should build for the future, the present be damned.  If the Broncos are going to give the Chiefs more than a bucket of golf balls and a free ticket to next year's Broncos' Fain Fair the Chiefs should jump on it, and FAST.  Sure, Wesley might make some plays this year, or next, that come back and haunt them, but do the Chiefs really think they are going to be Super Bowl ready this year or next?  I think not...but then again, as we have talked about in the past, 9-7 and a playoff appearance are considered a success.

For all y'all that want to see how productive Wesley has been, look no further than below....

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What would you offer?
I'd offer the Chiefs a 6th rounder, bucket of baseballs, and a swift kick up the ass for Wesley.
Cutler roles left, fires deep down field, and hits Marshall in the endzone.

by broncodude793 on Jun 23, 2007 8:36 AM MDT reply actions  

Baseballs?
Oh, riggghhhht, I read somewhere that they're starting to use baseballs as parts for artificial knees and hips.

LJ could use some of those, pretty soon.

by WABronco on Jun 23, 2007 2:53 PM MDT up reply actions  

l
lmao
-K TempesT
BroncoTalk.net

by K TempesT on Jun 24, 2007 4:00 PM MDT up reply actions  

Not a fan of Wesley
He strikes me as a headhunter with a limited game.

by WABronco on Jun 23, 2007 2:54 PM MDT reply actions  

Better than Ferguson.
That's all I gotta say!

by Dream on Jun 23, 2007 3:51 PM MDT reply actions  

Croyle correction
Your comment that Croyle "has only started a handful of games....AT ANY LEVEL because he has blown out his knees a half-dozen times" isn't entirely accurate. He did miss a significant portion of the 2004 season due to a knee injury (the result of a late hit from clumsy D-lineman...that unbelievably didn't even result in a penalty.) His other injury problems were on his non-throwing shoulder in the 2003 season.

He started 26 games at Alabama (and played in 27) and remained injury free during Alabama's 10-2 2005 season. He holds passing records for most yardage in a single season as well as the all-time passing yardage record (not too shabby for a school that's produced three QBs that have won Super Bowls.) He also is the career and single season leader for touchdown passes and holds the school record for most attempts without an interception.

Just figured I'd pass all of that along.

RollBamaRoll.com, your home for mostly rational and often sane Crimson Tide talk.

by Roll Bama Roll on Jun 25, 2007 9:05 PM MDT reply actions  

Fair Enough...
But THAT description isn't NEARLY as fun!

I really had thought he had injured his knees twice....Was there another leg injury of some sort, a broken leg?  

Seriously, thanks for setting me straight.  As a Broncos fan I am licking my chips to see this defense get after Croyle....

by John Bena on Jun 25, 2007 9:10 PM MDT up reply actions  

It's possible...
...that I could be forgetting another knee injury. He did get hurt a lot while here. He had a garbage O-Line protecting him and it took it's toll on him. I know he also broke a rib (I don't think I mentioned that in my first comment.) Heck, the O-Line his senior year was so bad that it gave up a combined 23 sacks to LSU, Tennessee and Auburn (6 each to TN & LSU and 11 to Auburn.) It's a miracle he's in one piece at this point. If he gets protection, he can punish though. He can throw deep accurate passes in tight coverage.
RollBamaRoll.com, your home for mostly rational and often sane Crimson Tide talk.

by Roll Bama Roll on Jun 27, 2007 7:16 PM MDT up reply actions  

With...
Champ and Bly waiting back there he'll get the chance to show what he can do against tight converage, that's for sure...

by John Bena on Jun 27, 2007 7:40 PM MDT up reply actions  

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