The Tomcat

Wow...I'm sorry dude....Now go create a life for yourself blessed with many kids that you say "I love you" too every night. God Bless...

thanks...

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I see a hold out if he doesn't get an extension or traded.....

Only by 1 or 2 please....

Agree with most if not all you said. One thing for sure, as Spikes has stated, the defense COULD look a lot different next year. Although its POSSIBLE the D looks almost exactly the same....I hope for the latter...

Gravity's a B itch

Not funny because his brothers name is Batman...........

YOU SUCK!!

I want a LB w/our #1....we can trade down a couple spots, maybe even twice, pick up some 4th's maybe even a 3rd and still get an impact LB....

Why would the Chargers want Willis when they've got LT? Willis may not be God, but I don't think he's a backup.....is he? Also, that would put us in a spot...no 4th or 5th round pick next year....however, Marv would trade down 2-3 spots, get a 4th and still get the LB I want...PATRICK WILLIS

I would think there is still value in his worth. He still has another year and can use a number of excuses to why his numbers aren't better. I think a 4th is too low....

I think I would....

Im on board with Willis also, but I think we can move down a few and still get him.

I don't think Willis is here next year. I say the Giants get him for a 2nd round pick -- and their 3rd for our 4th.... Could we get say a 3rd and player for him?....that would be interesting..... Are there any other teams out there looking for a back? What can we get from that team?

I'm not sure what we could get for Willis.....MAYBE a 2nd....I can't see a 1st....Besides the Giants, who have a low round pick, what other team needs a RB?

I hope the Pats lose.....but only by 1,2 or even 2 1/2......

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05093/481516.stm how about this?

Entire Article.... Chiefs, Gonzalez agree to 5-year contract extension 2007-01-12 10:55 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -Tight end Tony Gonzalez and the Kansas City Chiefs have agreed in principle to a five-year contract extension. The move announced Friday would keep the 10-year veteran and one of the NFL's best tight ends in Kansas City. Gonzalez is two short of the NFL record for most touchdown catches by a tight end. Terms of the deal were not announced. ``The obvious is he's been a very, very productive player for us. I think for our fans in Kansas City it was important for us to get this done,'' Chiefs president Carl Peterson said in a news release. ``He's done a marvelous job for us both on and off the football field.'' Gonzalez, an eight-time Pro Bowl selection, turned 30 this season and was an unrestricted free agent who said he would take a chance to get to the Super Bowl over extra money. A message left by The Associated Press with Gonzalez's agent was not immediately returned Friday. Gonzalez has started in 142 of the Chiefs' last 144 games. He holds the franchise record with 721 receptions for 8,710 yards and 61 touchdowns. He's two scores from topping the league record for tight ends held by Shannon Sharpe. Peterson and coach Herm Edwards both said Thursday that major personnel changes are in store for Kansas City, which finished the regular season 9-7 in Edwards' first year and lost to Indianapolis 23-8 in the first round of the playoffs. ``There will be some tough decisions, no doubt about it. There will be some unpopular decisions at times,'' Edwards said.

I don't think the FA market is going to be huge at any position and would put us in a tough spot to not draft a CB with the 1st pick in 07. It seems teams are signing their FA's instead of letting them go or "test the market." Thats why I think we need to sign Nate.

Updating a previous item, Jay Glazer, of FOXSports.com, reports Kansas City Chiefs TE Tony Gonzalez's new contract is expected to include $16 million in bonus money and average more than $6 million per year. The lone sticking point left is the structure of the deal and how much of the money is back-loaded and how much is put into the first three years of the contract. Gonzalez has until 4 p.m. EST Friday, Jan. 12, to send in a letter to the league voiding his contract in order t o become an unrestricted free agent. We need to sign Nate....

trade down 2-3 spots, pick up another 3rd and still get Patrick Willis....

The Sabres killed the Bills season/individual game tickets in my opinion.

Now thats funny!

I like when he says "Perreault" as well.