*****The Chris Conley Thread*****

[Dante84]

[Tribal Warfare]

Originally Posted by SNR

Randy Gregory is dead. I killed him.

Now shut the **** up.

Really now

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by Pasta Giant Meatball

So you are allowed to speculate, but he can't? It's either wait to see it on the field or both can have a take. More than likely the Boys pissed away a pick on that turd.

Stop making sense man that's not allowed on CP

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by staylor26

Just saying I probably watched him more exclusively than those mouth breathers. These are the same idiots that think the Chiefs are going 7-9 this year.

Now you watched all the Mizzou games and paid attention to only him?

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

Really now

You have a ****ing weirdo obsession with Randy Gregory.

I at least got over Geno Smith when we eventually passed on him.

[Tribal Warfare]

Originally Posted by SNR

You have a ****ing weirdo obsession with Randy Gregory.

I at least got over Geno Smith when we eventually passed on him.

I just mention him, someone I favored in the draft when someone mentioned who they rather have. Gregory would've been a great value pick , but I'm not making a ****dozen threads and attention whoring.

It's a ****in BB, we discuss opinions about players we like or not.


So you are the one who needs to chill and let it go

[SAUTO]

What would Gregory do?

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by Pestilence

Now you watched all the Mizzou games and paid attention to only him?

I watched about 6 games of his (against top SEC competition) and yes just him it was the only reason I watched. My point was these same Mizzou fans have terrible/ignorant opinions of Chiefs players also, so why should I doubt what I saw when I watched him just bc I'm not a Mizzou fan?

Why every time I'm in a thread and point out that most people on this board comment and have shitty takes of prospects they don't watch do you come in and make a weird attempt to debate that? Do you really believe that's not the case?

[Titty Meat]

Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO

What would Gregory do?

A better pass rusher than Dee Ford but would disappear in the run game.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by Billay

A better pass rusher than Dee Ford but would disappear in the run game.

Cue the gif.

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by Billay

A better pass rusher than Dee Ford but would disappear in the run game.

[Tribal Warfare]

Chiefs rookie receiver Chris Conley didn’t stop during break before training camp
By CHRIS BUMBACA

In the weeks between OTAs and training camp, Chris Conley kept the metal to the pedal.

Conley, a Chiefs rookie wide receiver, wasn’t going to let himself fall behind the pack before his first NFL camp began.

“It’s just been a non-stop grind since then,” he said Tuesday, the day rookies and quarterbacks reported to training camp at Missouri Western State University. “You get told about 100 times ‘Be in shape. Make sure you run. It’s gonna be hot.’”

Despite the forthcoming heat and numerous wind sprints, Conley, a third-round pick out of Georgia, is prepared to not only compete, but learn a lot about the Chiefs’ team chemistry.

“This is really when you find out what you have as a team, the cohesiveness that you’re gonna have and really what your makeup is,” Conley said. “You’re gonna create an identity.”

Conley, listed at 6 feet 3 and 205 pounds, isn’t about to let rookie jitters impact his mindset or play on the field.

“If you let yourself get to that point, you can have some anxiety. You can be uncomfortable,” Conley said. “But when you really get down to bear bones of it ... football is football. But you have to constantly remind yourself that you’re here for a reason.

“When you realize that, and you realize the potential and the talent that you do have, it takes some of that weight off your shoulders.”

For about four weeks during the offseason, Conley trained with Chiefs third-string quarterback Aaron Murray, also a Georgia product. Conley ran the routes and Murray dished out the passes. The two were teammates at Georgia for three seasons.

Conley said the workouts increased his confidence, and reminded him of their days as Bulldogs. They also helped him further grasp the Chiefs’ playbook.

“(It was) constant reinforcement of this offense,” Conley said of the workouts with Murray. “Much like in days past when we were at Georgia, we can constantly work on the playbook, we can constantly run the routes that are gonna be run here. I can constantly tweak the little things, and that’s what’s so important in this league and that’s what makes this team different.”

Conley impressed with his quickness and athleticism during OTAs, and said he received positive feedback from the coaching staff, but he still has high expectations for himself in training camp.

“I believe in being your hardest critic and always being someone who always has more room to improve,” Conley said. “OTAs was good. It was a learning process. It was beneficial for a lot of us rookies. Going on, we have so much more to prove, so much more to do, if we want to be the players we want to be.”

[InChiefsHeaven]

This dude is going to be a surprise rookie, IMO. At least you can say he's doing everything he can to be the best, and recognizes it's not easy. Refreshing.

[Dunerdr]

I love that he's doing routes and playbook prep with Murray on their time. Could pay huge dividends for both down the road.

[LoneWolf]

If Conley can produce on the field, he is going to own KC. His charisma and the ease in which he interviews is infectious.

[Kman34]

Just heard on 810 he was taken of the field by trainers....Under his own power...Hope this is nothing serious...