If “commenting” means calling the player and his agent, while said player is under contract to another team, then yes I agree with you. Although everyone but you and Gunther still call it tampering.

@ Racerx

Hate to pop your bubble but no such thing as a “healthy” DMC. So your argument ends there.

I’m flabbergasted! Apparently Charles didn’t get the memo issued to all media/bloggers/Tweeters that you’re only supposed to compare white players to white players and black players to black players.

Too bad there’s no way to know that, because “healthy Darren McFadden” is an oxymoron. A player drafted in the top 5 should play more than a third of every season.

Sure enough, there was an endless stream of children, autograph seekers, and well-wishers throughout the game – and Jamaal handled each and every one with a shining smile and respect. It was quite the spectacle to see a superstar interact like that.

I no longer have doubts about the outstanding person Jamaal Charles is. Best of luck, JC.

Hillis is NOTHING like Mike Alstott.

Isn’t ironic how most people get mad when people compare black QB’s to other black QB’s but it’s never an issue to compare a white RB to a white RB ?

Because the people making the decisions for the Chiefs forgot that Cassel’s one okay season of playing came on a team that featured a great system and Randy Moss.

They were “pretty darn good” considering the circumstances. After the first two games, there were Chiefs fans (myself included) who thought they might get the first pick in the draft. Despite all of the injuries and the fact that Todd Haley was desperately trying to get fired, they showed that they had heart and that they weren’t going to just give up every week.

Seriously, how many people thought they even stood a chance against the Packers?