Dick_Cheney

I thought about it and I get why he is usually one of, if not the, go to pick/s, but in my mind, I factor in what's at stake for when that player is drafted. Sure, it would have been amazing to have him work out and be a bedrock of the team for a decade going forward, but those teams had an ungodly amount of problems all around. With Keon, it's a lot more bleak in my opinion. Drafted to hopefully be a true game changing weapon for Josh, and a critical piece for the team to finally, finally get over the hump and win a Super Bowl, or hell, even get to one again. Instead we've gotten...yeah. I think people are underestimating that side of things, and as much as I still absolutely want the guy to turn into that kind of player, it's not looking good. I really don't know what it would take. Usually, outside of a near death experience, nothing really changes a person's internal motivation to succeed or to truly reinvent themselves to become the best version of themselves possible.

We need Terry to pony up and fly these injury list guys to Europe each week for some non-FDA approved treatments.

It's so obvious and egregious that like. I genuinely wonder if there's just some other variable or situation with Beane that we are completely unaware of. His whole perspective and approach to this has been god awful to the point of caricature. I do not know if any other GM in the league would have fumbled the whole situation as badly as him. Even dog water teams like the Raiders and Browns. It just makes no sense other than him like, not giving a ***** if we actually win a Super Bowl, which I guess at this point we have to consider is a legitimate possibility???

Yes. Maybin was a failure of the body. Keon would be a failure of the spirit. And that is far more tragic.

It will be very intriguing to see his status for this week. If he's a healthy scratch again, then damn. I felt like they would give him one more chance and somehow get him to have a come to Jesus moment, but I dunno. If he's truly done here then holy hell, I think he might be our new all time bust.

It's also kinda funny that every move Beane makes at WR now is an indictment of everything he has said and done in the past regarding the need to upgrade. He's eating his own words to some extent, but yeah, would have been great for him to have seen the light much much earlier and to have truly pushed for somebody top tier instead of "oh ***** i've gotta make some kind of move otherwise my QB is gonna end up getting Trent Edwards'd."

I mean...is anyone in our current WR corps better than him? Argument to be made that he's our best WR immediately. The guy is also an a**hole which I think this team needs more of.

This will 100% get somebody fired, so, silver linings?

It’s entirely possible getting the 7 seed could work out better than the 5 or 6. It’s too early to tell for anyone.

Embarrassing as hell.

wow

They have to let them score.

I hate my life.

This feels like rooting for the Chiefs to lose in a playoff game.

Just a total joke. My god. ***** this league.