Comments on: Stanford Routt: It’s Time To Turn The Page

By: kc01

kc01 — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 01:11:06 +0000

So, Scott basically told us that the 62 mil cap figure does not accurately reflect various “triggers” and “escalators” that remain unnamed and have not yet been sufficiently quantified. Additionally, as others have pointed out, no other teams have “reconciled” their books to reflect the “escalators” within their contracts either. Thus, relatively speaking, KC still likely has the most cap space in the league. The “escalators” are just a diversion – fun with numbers and nomenclature. At root, everyone knows that KC has more than enough to sign Carr (at Flowers’ rates) and then return to the most important component – an exciting QB, spending the entire cap if necessary to get an “elite” QB. The very best playmakers should be touching the ball the most – rule 1. Yet, there remains all this discussion about linemen. Who are these offensive linemen going to protect? The KC fans and players need someone exciting – a dynamic leader on the field – the rest can follow. We need an exciting QB.

By: kc01

kc01 — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 00:00:03 +0000

Carr has been the man – and a model citizen, apparently, as well. He will likely be very very big – making some team very very happy – and it looks like KC once again is engineering a way to keep itself from having actual talent – at the relevant time – pay Carr as much as Flowers and then get back to one thing – getting an exciting QB

By: jwmann2

jwmann2 — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 06:02:48 +0000

I really thought the Bengals had a shot at landing Routt, they need corners. Routt and Berry is going to be a scary secondary.