I like Wesley a lot. We would get a lot of “intell” from him, as well as a solid safety. I think we’ve shored up our depth, but don’t have anyone with Wesley’s ability (other than Lynch).

Sorry about not reading your original post, Styg50, I jumped in a little too quickly in my post below.

I took some time to look into the Wesley situation at KC and I don’t get the impression the Broncos would be interested at this point. Last year’s offer of a #4 rd. pick would have been good for KC given how they’ve moved over the course of this last year, but they nixed the trade and maybe that’s best. KC’s offer to trade Wesley for Pahmah this March was rejected by the Broncos - wisely, I think - despite Pahmah’s impending legal problems and status as a RFA. I recall hearing something about the Broncos having lost interest in Wesley but I haven’t been able to confirm this.

Wesley was an intriguing talent at one point but appears to be a liability in pass coverage now. The same thing was said about Lynch, however, so I wouldn’t want to close the door completely. One other consideration would be his desire to become a starter again. I doubt that we could guarantee that and we would most likely look to use him as a backup, for the most part. I’ve also heard reports that make me question his attitude, although that could be the product of the situation in KC. Still, I don’t think there’s any reason to risk contaminating the the team’s morale, especially since we’ve made such great strides in that area lately. I’d far rather have a team player and solid citizen like McCree than an athlete with ego issues.

Thanks for the link Claus!

I look forward to your opinion when Buffalo and Denver play later this season.

Sloth was played by former conquered fader John Matuszak.

I thought that “Sloth” would hit a nerve.

That’s because your team has no true fans, just bandwagon riding mongos.