It seems over the last couple weeks that almost every time I visit our site I get redirected to a website trying to get me to make a mistake and download spyware.

  The website looks like a windows software page and that it is scanning your computer. Then it asks you if you want to take care of these viruses on your computer. My Norton program is taking care of it all, but still a little concerned.

Anyone else having this issue??

Eric Berry's fan club has been running wild in the AP blog this week and I can partially understand why. The kid is an amazing talent and would definitely be an immediate improvement to our secondary. However, how many safeties can we justify moving through in the last couple years. Granted, the Pioli/Haley era is just beginning and they are making changes (which I love for the most part), but let's look at our safety activity of the recent past.

It all started with the release of Bernard Pollard before the start of last year (WHAAAAAAAAATT!!!) Was anyone else blown away by this move. I just remember him as a PLAYMAKER!! Maybe there were other issues that I am not completely aware of. I know he got burned from time to time, but he was only in his 3rd season. 

The next step is picking up Mike Brown to fill in - How was this an improvement over Bernard Pollard??

John McGraw saw a lot of playin time - and I love to watch this guy HIT!!!! After watching a Herm Edwards led team mis tackles for 3 years, it was a pleasure watching this hammer take people out this past season!!!

Then what happened to DaJuan Morgan who we drafted in the 3rd round of the 2008 draft out of NC State?????

What I am getting at is how in the world can we spent this many moves and draft picks on safeties while our Offensive line is built with one staple (Brian Waters), an up and coming talent (Brandon Albert), and a bunch of hole filler or drywall mud (Rudy Niswager, Wade Smith (Gonner), , Barry Richardson, a few others). None of these guys can keep their jobs!!!! 

We need to protect Matt Cassel, make holes for our DYNAMIC backfield, and have receivers that can catch (getting better already)!!! If these 3 things happen it will be amazing how much better or defense looks when they are not on the field for 40 minutes out of 60. 

I am going to love whoever is picked at #5 because all of the options are outstanding, but in a draft like this one when their are offensive lineman that are a lock to be able to step in and be more than just effective, but potentially great for many years. How can we say no?? The chiefs are the 2nd or 3rd youngest team in the NFL and with Brian Waters creeping towards the end I am leaning towards a stud O-lineman to be the #5 pick in this years draft.

As we look at the future needs of our beloved KC Chiefs, is DE really a need? 

First of all, T-Jack should be given a fair shot to continue to improve as the organization grows into the 3-4 scheme over the next few years before he is criticized to hard. I have read comments here and there that he was not that impressive. Overall his job is not glamorous as we all know and he just needs to keep his hands up and fill lanes.

The real question is "Will Glenn Dorsey fit the bill at DE?"

I have to admit, in my cable region (Iowa City) I don't get to watch the chiefs as much as I would like, but the feedback I keep hearing about GD is that our 2 worst games against the rush he was sitting out. Is this a coincidence or is Glenn Dorsey a force on the right side. I think that this kid has amazing talent and could potentially blossom into something great. However, do we wait and see or do we attempt a trade in order to gain a known powerhouse at this position.

We wouldn't be having this conversation if the "mullet master" Jared Allen was still in town, but I suppose gaining Brandon Flowers out of that deal wasn't all bad.

Just interested to hear your thoughts on this issue.