How come we can't draft wide receivers like this?

captain stone said:

Why are the Chiefs "hated"?

I hate the Jesters, Doofins, Murderer-Worshippers, Stealers, Clots, Donkeys & vaGiants…

…but the Chiefs? Not even close.

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41-14.

Maybe you're right. I still can't get the 2014 Week 4 blowout on Monday Night Football at KC out of my mind. That was the low point of the season after they stumbled around weeks 1-3.

But, as we saw in the America's Game and "Do Your Job" documentaries, it was also the game that unified the team and steeled them for their Super Bowl run.

Okay. Cool. I'll put the bile away and get back to gearing up for the hated Cowboys.

I don't know what to say here. Congrats to Tate for his first catch of the season???

Tate a guy who averages about 16(86 total)catches a year, .25 a game this year, makes a highlight reel... good for him..

But there are plenty of lowlights he has 12 fumbles...

This is Tate's 7th year in the league and his 432 yards in 2010, with the Patriots, is still his season high, which is almost half of the yards (897) he's caught in his entire career. And if he was still with the Patriots as a punt/kick-off returner, he still wouldn't get on the field as a WR.

Good for him.

goheels22002 said:

Old friend Brandon Tate made a great catch and smart play to burn the hated Chiefs on Sunday. Good work, Brandon!

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I am asking a different question. More exactly, why don't player like that play like that for us?

Rhodey said:

I am asking a different question. More exactly, why don't player like that play like that for us?

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He had his moments.



And this one as well.

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-highlights/09000d5d81bc268e/Brady-to-Tate-for-65-yard-TD

Remember that time the Patriots swapped picks in 2010, passing over Dez Bryant for Devin McCourty? How did that work out for everybody

EatSleepWinRepeat said:

Remember that time the Patriots swapped picks in 2010, passing over Dez Bryant for Devin McCourty? How did that work out for everybody

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Not quite getting your point. Care to clarify?