At the risk of raising the ire of positivity police, I say simply to you:

If drafting and developing a premium QB prospect is the hope of your future for KC, you might want to find a different hope and/or future.

I heard this on NFL Radio yesterday... is this accurate?

The last 'drafted QB' by the Chiefs to win a game for the Chiefs was Todd Blackledge. Is that accurate? It was from a segment with Gil Brandt and he's 120 years old, so who knows.

If true - damn.

Technically, Croyle was drafted. I think he won a game.

It's true, 100% accurate.

I thi k croyle was 0fer

Croyle never won a game as a starter in the NFL.

Gil Brandt is correct.

Nope

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Given what I heard from Lamar Jr. last night, I'd almost guarantee Reid finishes out the decade as the Chiefs' HC and will have the job as long as he wants it or doesn't crater out for consecutive seasons.

Should he not?

That's amazing... went to profootballreference and pulled it up, that would have been 9/13/1987 - KC vs SD. Wow.

Would you consider Philly's run from 2005 to 2012 worth having?

What about 99 thru 05?

Jim Johnson > Bob Sutton.. and that's not even a close comparison.

I won't bother mentioning the other key difference between the current Chiefs and the best of the Eagles in that stretch of time for obvious reasons, so draw your own conclusions.

3 straight winning seasons, 31 wins, building a young team through the draft and we have a coach whose taken teams to the Championship game 5X and a SB. This is what Clark wanted: a playoff caliber team on a regular basis like the Steelers.

Plus Andy gave us Dorsey, and he's been fantastic so far.

Given what I heard from his brother, they weren't looking for a HC that could have the Steelers' type of resume.

All they wanted was to not be the Browns; they don't want to be in a position where firing a coach is a possibility every two-three seasons and don't want to be cycling through QBs.