Seems to be embracing KC and integrating himself into the community, being seen and heard around town, yadda yadda.

It's like a few weeks before training camp. That's about all we're gonna get is team-produced fan porn :-)


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Last year the DL was hyped up and it ended up being the worst cost-adjusted position group bar none in the league by leaps and bounds.

I'm thrilled we've heard nothing about him.
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What exactly are we supposed to be hearing before TC even starts?
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Orenthal?
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One of the best aspects about this kid is you’ll almost never hear about him in the offseason. I assure you he’s working on prepping for his specific matchups already in terms of film work, though. This kid was a pro in college.
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In about 2 weeks we will hear plenty. People need to understand that there is literally nothing worth a shit to talk about at this very moment.
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Stealth dawg is not what we use too. It will be alright
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sometimes, nothing can be a real cool hand.
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C’mon guys. If this guy was a stud he’d find a way to shut down receivers, even in the offseason.
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The nice thing about great CB's is you typically don't talk about them much before they are recognized as being great
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He hasn't given up a single touchdown to any of our rivals or teams we play this year! Fuck yeah!
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Yeah gang.. We can have a 50000 post thread on Justin Ross, but we better not talk about this guy!!
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WHY NOT BOTH
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Uh oh. I forgot the Chargers already won the off-season so this guy is a bust :-)
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I think McDuffie was perceived as this high floor guy because he wasn't as physically gifted as other corners. "Short arms and under 6 foot!" Okay, but did you see his high and broad jump? Tyreek Hill for being a midget sure did win his fair share of contested coverage situations for the Chiefs, didn't he?

Same with Karlaftis. I think a loooot of teams were idiots who thought he was a 2nd round grade because he had short arms. Veach doesn't care, though, because while longer arms certainly helps, as long as you're top notch with hand placement and fighting, that's something an edge rusher can overcome.

The majority of the top echelon of the NFL is made up of players who had a couple question marks during the scouting process. And some of them (many of them) had a LOT of question marks during the scouting process. Veach is concerned with finding the things those players do really well and putting faith in drive and work ethic. I think that's why his success rate for draft picks has been pretty damn good the past two years.

Just keep doing that while we have an elite QB, and we're fine no matter who gets traded or retires or whatever.
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