What's Wright

NEW NFL POWER RANKINGS - Week 6 Edition

2009-10-18T21:15:00.002-05:00

1- Saints

2- Vikings

3- Colts

4- Patriots

5- Giants

6- Falcons

7- Bears

8- Broncos

9- Bengals

10- Steelers

11- Eagles

12- Cardinals

13- 49ers

14- Ravens

15- Dolphins

16- Packers

17- Texans

18- Chargers

19- Jets

20- Cowboys

21- Panthers

22- Seahawks

23- Jaguars

24- Bills

25- Raiders

26- Chiefs

27- Redskins

28- Lions

29- Browns

30- Titans

31- Bucs

32- Rams

My 2009 NFL Predictions

2009-09-10T08:08:00.002-05:00

1- Patriots 13-3

2- Philly 12-4

3- Steelers 11-5

4- Indy 10-6

5- Chicago 11-5

6- San Diego 12-4

7- New Orleans 10-6

8- Dallas 10-6

9- Carolina 11-5

10- Arizona 10-6

11- Houston 9-7

12- Cincinnati 10-6

13- Green Bay 9-7

14- Tennessee 9-7

15- Giants 8-8

16- Baltimore 9-7

17- Atlanta 8-8

18- Seattle 7-9

19- Miami 8-8

20- San Francisco 7-9

21- Minnesota 8-8

22- Buffalo 7-9

23- Cleveland 7-9

24- Washington 6-10

25- Chiefs 6-10

26- St. Louis 5-11

27- Jets 5-11

28- Jacksonville 5-11

29- Oakland 4-12

30- Tampa Bay 4-12

31- Detroit 3-13

32- Denver 3-13

2008 PLAYOFF TEAMS-
Titans, Steelers, Dolphins, Chargers, Colts, Ravens

Giants, Panthers, Vikings, Cardinals, Falcons, Eagles

Off the top of my head 2009 Playoff teams-
Philly, Dallas, Chicago, New Orleans, Arizona… WILD CARD

New England, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Chargers, Texans, WILD CARD

(My predicted final Wild Cards- Panthers and Bengals)

TEAMS I REALLY LIKE

New England, Philly, Chicago

TEAMS I KINDA LIKE

New Orleans, Pittsburgh, Texans, Carolina

TEAMS THAT GREATLY DISAPPOINT

Minnesota, Tennessee, Baltimore, Atlanta

3 Crazy Predictions
1- Peyton will get hurt
2- By the end of the year, Mike Vick and Philly will be the most dangerous team in the league
3- Cincinnati will be the talk of the league heading into the playoffs, and fall flat on its face

3 Obvious Predictions
1- Patriots will win Super Bowl
2- Denver will be painfully, embarrassingly awful
3- Brett Favre in Minnesota will be tragedy

What's Wright Chiefs Depth Chart 09/01

2009-09-01T20:11:00.003-05:00

Here is my latest iteration of the depth chart, with a twist. Ridicule if you'd like.

QB- Matt Cassel, Brodie Croyle, Matt Guttierez
RB- Larry Johnson, Jamaal Charles, Jackie Battle, Dantrelle Savage
FB- Mike Cox
WR1- Dwayne Bowe, Mark Bradley, Quenten Lawrence
WR2- Bobby Engram, Ashley Lelie, Rodney Wright
TE- Sean Ryan, Brad Cottam, Jake O’Connel
LT- Branden Albert, Herb Taylor
LG- Brian Waters
C- Rudy Niswanger, Andy Alleman
RG- Mike Goff, Wade Smith
RT- Ikechuku Ndukwe, Barry Richardson

RDE- Glenn Dorsey, Alex Magee
NT- Tank Tyler, Ron Edwards
LDE- Tyson Jackson, Wallace Gilberry
ROLB- Tamba Hali, Turk McBride
ILB1- Derrick Johnson, Demorrio Williams, Jovan Belcher
ILB2- Corey Mays, Monty Beisel
LOLB- Mike Vrabel, Andy Studebaker
CB1- Brandon Flowers, Maurice Leggett, Ricardo Coclough
CB2- Brandon Carr, Travis Daniels
FS- Jarrad Page, Jon McGraw
SS- Bernard Pollard, Mike Brown, Dajuan Morgan

K- Ryan Succop
P- Dustin Colquitt
LS- Thomas Gafford

PUP List- Kolby Smith
IR- Devard Darling

Practice Squad- Colin Brown, Donald Washington, Bobby Greenwood, Darryl Harris, Taurus Johnson, Pierre Walters, Derek Lokey, Jackie Bates

One problem with my depth chart, it’s 54 guys. So one of those guys will not make the team. Likely one of the WRs or DBs.

Chiefs Confidence Chart

2009-08-27T22:19:00.004-05:00

I wrote this on the 26th of August, and I won't edit it. It will look foolish in hindsight, but that's what I thought at the time.

He's all 80 guys on the current roster, in order of confidence that they will be on the 53 man roster.

GUARANTEED 100% LOCKS
1- Matt Cassel - QB
2- Tyson Jackson – DL
3- Branden Albert – OL
4- Brandon Flowers – DB
5- Dwayne Bowe – WR
6- Alex Magee - DL
7- Larry Johnson – RB
8- Brandon Carr – DB
9- Brian Waters – OL
10- Mike Vrabel - LB
11- Jarrad Page – DB
12- Bernard Pollard - DB
13- Dustin Colquitt – P
14- Jamaal Charles – RB
15- Tamba Hali – LB
WOULD BE SHOCKERS IF THEY’RE CUT
16- Tank Tyler – DL
17- Maurice Leggett – DB
18- Glenn Dorsey – DL
19- Corey Mays – LB
20- Ryan Succop – K
21- Mike Cox – FB
22- Derrick Johnson – LB
ALMOST CERTAINLY SAFE
23- Ron Edwards – DL
24- Alfonso Boone – DL
25- Mike Brown – DB
26- Sean Ryan - TE
27- Amani Toomer - WR
28- Andy Studebaker – LB
29- Bobby Engram -WR
30- Turk McBride – LB
31- Barry Richardson – OL
32- Rudy Niswanger – OL
33- Jon McGraw – DB
WOULD BE A LITTLE SURPRISING IF THEY’RE CUT
34- Zach Thomas - LB
35- Brodie Croyle - QB
36- Jackie Battle – RB
37- Mike Goff – OL
38- Monty Beisel – LB
39- Thomas Gafford – LS
40- Ikechuku Ndukwe – OL
41- Andy Alleman – OL
42- Herb Taylor – OL
43- Donald Washington – DB
FROM HERE ON DOWN I REALLY WOULDN’T FEEL SECURE
44- Brad Cottam – TE
45- Mark Bradley – WR
46- Jovan Belcher – LB
47- Matt Guttierez – QB
48- Ricardo Coclough – DB
49- Wade Smith – OL
50- Terrance Copper - WR
THE REAL TOSSUPS
51- Devard Darling – WR
52- Jake O’Connell – TE
53- Dantrell Savage – RB
(The totals at the 53 man cutoff- QB- 3, RB- 4, OL- 9, TE- 3, WR- 6, DL- 6, LB- 9, DB- 9, SP- 3)
JUST MISSED THE CUT
54- Demorrio Williams – LB
55- Quenten Lawrence - WR
56- Colin Brown – OL
57- Rodney Wright – WR
58- Damion Mcintosh – OL
59- Travis Daniels – DB
60- Eric Ghiacuic - OL
61- Tyler Thigpen – QB
62- Tavares Washington - OL
63- Ashley Lelie – WR
64- Pierre Walters – LB
NO REAL SHOT
65- DaJuan Morgan – DB
66- Wallace Gilberry - LB
67- Derek Lokey – DL
68- Darryl Harris – OL
69- Javarris Williams – RB
NEVER HAD A REAL SHOT
70- Ricky Price – DB
71- Tom Crabtree -TE
72- Cameron Goldberg - OL
73- Corey Smith – LB
74- Londen Fryar – DB
75- Bobby Greenwood – DL
76- Dion Gales – DL
77- Jackie Bates – DB
78- Taurus Johnson - WR
79- Jed Collins - FB

*Kolby Smith on PUP List til Week 7

Tyler Thigpen, Game 1

2009-08-17T20:28:00.001-05:00

Here is a full rundown of every pass play that Tyler Thigpen was involved in this past Saturday against the Texans. I think it speaks for itself.

1st play- 2nd and 14- Drop back conventional pass- KNOCKED DOWN
2nd play- 3rd and 14-Shotgun… Immediately runs,almost sacked, throws while running, pass tipped and caught for 6 yards.
3rd play- 1st and 10- Drop back, quick hitch, complete for 6 yards
4th play- 2nd and 4- Shotgun, immediately starts running, never looks down field, gets first down
5th play- 1st and 10- Shotgun, drop back, dump off pass way overthrown, almost intercepted
6th play- 2nd and 10- Shotgun, immediately runs, throws off his back foot across his body to sideline, nice catch and run upfield by Rodney Wright for a first down
7th play- 1st and 10- Shotgun, immediately runs, gets a first down, late hit out of bounds
8th play- 2nd and Goal from the 4- Shotgun, quick hitch thrown off back foot for negative yards
9th play- 3rd and Goal from the 5- Shotgun, drops back, pass batted down, BS Pass Interference gets ball to goal line
10th play- 1st and Goal from the 1- Drops back, starts scrambling… throws blind across his body to Cottam for Touchdown!
11th play- 1st and 10- Shotgun, Drop back pass, tipped at the line, caught for 1 yard
12th play- 2nd and 9- Shotgun, drops back, dumped off, caught for 4 yards
13th play- 3rd and 5- Shotgun, drops back, pass knocked down
14th play- 1st and 10- Shotgun, drops back, pass tipped and almost picked
15th play- 2nd and 10- Shotgun, drops back, immediately runs, picks up 9 yards
16th play- 2nd and 10- Shotgun, Drops back, immediately runs, tries just ridiculous impromptu handoff that almost resulted in a turnover, Chiefs ball
17th play- 3rd and 21- Shotgun, drops back, immediately runs, throws just a complete jump ball to middle of field, tipped and should have been picked
18th play- 4th and 21- Shotgun, drops back, immediately runs, throws pass that could have had Savage killed, and is picked off to end the game.
FINAL TALLY-
18 Pass plays called (not including spike play)
16 in shotgun
Times he ran immediately after the snap- 9
Times he just dropped back and threw conventional pass- 9
Results of those 9 “conventional plays”- 4 completions for 10 yards… 4 balls tipped… 3 near interceptions
7 positive plays, including 1 touchdown
6 plays that could have been turnovers, including 1 interception

Updated Chiefs Depth Chart

2009-08-16T21:20:00.003-05:00

After one preseason game, here's the latest on the 53 man roster-

Locks for a roster spot

QB- Matt Cassel, Brodie Croyle, Matt Guttierez (3)

RB- Larry Johnson, Jamall Charles, Jackie Battle (3)

FB- Mike Cox (1)

TE- Sean Ryan, Brad Cottam (2)

WR- Dwayne Bowe, Terrance Copper, Bobby Engram, Amani Toomer (4)

Offensive Line- Branden Albert, Brian Waters, Rudy Niswanger, Mike Goff, Damion Macintosh, Herb Taylor, Colin Brown, Eric Ghuicuik, Barry Richardson (9)

22 Locks on Offense

DLine- Tyson Jackson, Alex Magee, Tank Tyler, Ron Edwards, Glenn Dorsey, Alfonso Boone (6)

Line Backers- Mike Vrabel, Zach Thomas, Derrick Johnson, Tamba Hali, Andy Studebaker, Corey Mays, Turk McBride (7)

Defensive Backs- Brandon Flowers, Branden Carr, Maurice Leggett, Ricardo Coclough, Donald Washington, Jarrad Page, Bernard Pollard, Mike Brown, Jon McGraw (9)

22 Locks on Defense

Special Teams- Dustin Colquitt, Ryan Succop (2)

2 Locks on Special Teams

46 total locks- 7 spots available…
battling between…

@Wideout- Devard Darling, Mark Bradley, Quenten Lawrence, Rodney Wright
@Running Back- Dantrelle Savage, Kolby Smith (PUP)
@TE- Jake O’Connel, Tom Crabtree
@O Line- Wade Smith, Tavares Washington, Darryl Harris
@DLine- Bobby Greenwood, Dion Gales, Derek Lokey, Wallace Gilberry
@Linebacker- Demorrio Williams, Monty Beisel, Jovan Belcher, Vince Redd
@Defensive back-Londen Fryar, Travis Daniels, DaJuan Morgan
No Shot Guys-Taurus Johnson, Jeff Webb, Cameron Goldberg, Brian De La Puente, Javarris Williams, Corey Smith, Pierre Walters, Jackie Bates, Ricky Price

Definitely one wideout will make it… likely one linebacker will make it… One more offensive and defensive lineman should make it… that leaves 3 extra spots open

Miami Dolphins Fight Song

2009-08-11T04:15:00.001-05:00

Here's the old one.

And here's the new one. Not T-Pain's finest work.

Updated Chiefs Depth Chart

2009-08-10T07:46:00.002-05:00

A week into camp, here's the new and improved Chiefs Depth Chart...

QB- Matt Cassel, Brodie Croyle, Matt Gutierrez
RB- Larry Johnson, Jamal Charles, Jackie Battle… Kolby Smith… javarris williams
FB- Mike Cox
WR- Dwayne Bowe, Amani Toomer, Bobby Engram, Mark Bradley, Rodney Wright…Quenten Lawrence? taurus Johnson,
TE- Sean Ryan, Brad Cottam
OLine Depth Chart- Branden Albert, Brian Waters, Rudy Niswanger, Mike Goff, Damien Macintosh, Herb Taylor, Eric Ghiaciuc, Colin Brown, Darryl Harris … Barry Richardson?

Special Teams-
K- Ryan Succop*
P- Dustin Colquitt
KR/PR- Rodney Wright, Bobby Engram**, Quenten Lawrence

LDE- Tyson Jackson, Alfonso Boone
NT- Tank Tyler, Ron Edwards
RDE- Glenn Dorsey, Alex Magee

LOLB- Mike Vrabel, Andy Studebaker
ILB- Derrick Johnson, Demorrio Williams
ILB- Zach Thomas, Monty Beisel
ROLB- Tamba Hali, Turk McBride***

CB1- Brandon Flowers, Maurice Leggett, Donald Washington
CB2- Branden Carr, Ricardo Coclough … travis daniels, londen fryar
FS- Jarrad Page, Dajuan Morgan
SS- Bernard Pollard, Mike Brown

48 Total Players

Video of the Day - August 10th

2009-08-10T07:36:00.001-05:00

Mike Vick probably is going to want to have this one back... He's not doing anything wrong, but this is a knucklehead decision...

Delonte West's KFC Rap

2009-08-05T11:30:00.000-05:00

What's Wright Final Chiefs Depth Chart

2009-07-31T09:57:00.001-05:00

QB—Matt Cassel, Brodie Croyle, Tyler Thigpen, Ingle Martin
LT—Branden Albert, Herb Taylor, Barry Richardson
LDE—Tyson Jackson, Alfonso Boone, Bobby Greenwood
RG—Mike Goff, Darryl Harris, Tavares Washington
ILB1—Zach Thomas, Corey Mays, Weston Dacus
SOLB—Mike Vrabel, Monty Beisel, Andy Studebaker
RB—Larry Johnson, Kolby Smith, Jamal Charles (Kolby and Charles flipping by seasons end)
WR—Bowe, Engram, Bradley, Darling,
LG—Brian Waters, Edwin Harrison, Brian De La Puente
FS—Jarrad Page, DaJuan Morgan, Jon McGraw
CB- Brandon Flowers, Brandon Carr, Travis Daniels, Donald Washington, Maurice Leggett
RT- Damion Macintosh, Colin Brown, Barry Richardson
C—Eric Guycheck, Rudy Niswanger
TE—Brad Cottam, Tony Curtis, Sean Ryan
ILB2- Derrick Johnson, Demorrio Williams
RDE- Glenn Dorsey, Alex Magee, Alfonso Boone, Dion Gales
NT- Tank Tyler, Alex Magee, Ron Edwards
SS- Mike Brown, Bernard Pollard, DaJuan Morgan
WOLB- Turk McBride, Tamba Hali

Video of the Day July 29

2009-07-29T08:17:00.001-05:00

David Beckham and the KC Wizards Clowns, I mean fans... This is all courtesy of the video blogger Ramsey Mohsen

Video of the Day - July 22nd

2009-07-21T21:57:00.001-05:00

Sometimes the jokes right themselves... Here's "alleged" meth head Jeremy Mayfield, blowing a bunch of stuff up.

Courtesy ESPN2 via Deadspin.

Video of the Day - July 20

2009-07-20T08:22:00.001-05:00

A new PacMan strip club video surfaces...

3 wins or less.... the following season

2009-07-10T08:54:00.000-05:00

’07
Dolpins 1 11 +10*
Rams- 2 3 -1

‘06
Raiders 2 4 +2
Detroit 3 7 +4

‘05
Texans 2 6 +4
Saints 3 10+7*

‘04
49ers 2 4 +2

‘03
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‘02
Bengals 2 8 +6
Lions 3 5 +2

‘01
Bills 3 8 +5
Panthers 1 7 +6
Lions 2 3 +1

‘00
Browns 3 7 +4
Chargers 1 5 +4
Cardinals 3 7 +4

‘99
Browns 2 3 +1
Saints 3 10+7*

‘98
Colts 3 13+10*
Bengals 3 4 +1
Eagles 3 5 +2

‘97
Colts 3 3 –

‘96
Jets 1 9 +8
Falcons 3 7 +4

‘95
Jets 3 1 -2

‘94
Bengals 3 7 +4
Oilers 2 7 +5
Redskins 3 6 +3

‘93
Bengals 3 3 –

‘92
Patriots 2 5 +3
Seahawks 2 6 +4

Teams that won at least 5 more games-
07-08 Dolphins +10 (11)
05-06 Saints +7 (10)
02-03 Bengals +6 (8)
01-02 Bills +5 (8)
01-02 Panthers +6 (7)
99-00 Saints +7 (10)
98-99 Colts +10 (13)
96-97 Jets +8 (9)
94-95 Oilers +5 (7)

9 of the 30 have won at least 5 more games the following season…
4 of the 30 have gotten to 10+ wins and reached the playoffs.

07-08 Dolphins- New Quarterback—Chad Pennington, New Coach- Jeff Ireleand replacing Cam Cameron, Bill Parcells
05-06 Saints- New Quarterback—Drew Brees replacing Aaron Brooks, New Coach- Sean Peyton replacing Jim Haslett
02-03 Bengals- Dick LeBeau and Joe Kitna... Marvin Lewis and Jon Kitna
01-02 Bills- Gregg Williams and Alex Van Pelt…. Gregg Williams and Drew Bledsoe
01-02 Panthers- George Seifert and Chris Weinke… John Fox and Rodney Peete
99-00 Saints- Mike Ditka and Billy Joe Tolbert and Holliver…Jim Haslett and Jeff Blake
98-99 Colts- Jim Mora and Peyton Manning… Jim Mora and Peyton Manning
96-97 Jets- Rich Kotite and Frank Reich… Bill Parcells and Neil O’Donnell
94-95 Oilers- Jack Pardee and Billy Joe Tolliver…Jeff Fisher and Chris Chandler

Video of the Day - July 9

2009-07-09T08:26:00.000-05:00

In honor of UFC 100...

Rampage Dry Humps Cagepotato Reporter - Watch more Funny Videos

Video of the Day - July 6th

2009-07-06T08:22:00.002-05:00

Spoof on guns... felt appropriate given the subject of the day...

Plus, a remix of one of the greatest online videos ever...

Picture of the Day

2009-07-02T08:34:00.001-05:00

Gotta love the Power and Light Dress Code!

From last night...

The guy from the Drive Thru...

2009-07-01T08:40:00.003-05:00

Videos of the Day - July 1

2009-07-01T08:32:00.002-05:00

Ron Artest giving some personal advice... None of these are safe for work, by the way...

Joe Budden and Brandon Jennings talk... a lot of cursing, a lot of slurs...

Video of the Day - June 30th

2009-06-29T15:19:00.001-05:00

This is brilliant. Just awesome. AI, Jim Mora, Denny Green and Mike Gundy... doesn't get much better.

Video of the Day - June 29th

2009-06-29T08:23:00.002-05:00

Gotta love this... Women's tennis is great, and this makes it better.

Video of the Day - June 24th

2009-06-24T08:46:00.002-05:00

This is awesome. I wish swordfighting could make some type of comeback. Wars would have less casualties and this guy would possibly rule the world.

Video of the Day - June 23rd

2009-06-22T19:33:00.002-05:00

Gotta love a baseball fight... in the stands.

Check out the kid throwing a haymaker around the 10 second mark, then the little girl crying throughout.

Fire Trey Hillman

2009-06-11T21:18:00.003-05:00

OK… So here’s the thing about the Royals right now.

On May 8th, at 6:45, with the Royals sitting at 18 and 11, and in first place by three games… and that day, on Facebook at least, I officially jumped on the Royals bandwagon. Meche and Greinke were starting the next two games, KC was playing very well, the division looked as weak as we all anticipated, and it even felt like they were better than their 18 and 11 record.

At that moment, I would argue, the city was more abuzz with Royals passion, enthusiasm, optimism, as any time in the last 20 years.

Every die hard Royal fan in the city was nearly drunk with giddiness. You couldn’t talk to a true blue Royal fan without them telling you how this year was different, and how Greinke was unlike anyone we had ever seen… and how we really could win this division.

Every semi-interested fan was acting as if they were die hards, and following every game, and excited to go out to the K for the next homestand.

Even the city’s professional pessimists, were begrudgingly coming around, and almost shamed into being excited about this team.

Even Me. I always tried to add my caveat that I just didn’t think this team had the horses to win 80 games, much less the division… but I would add that and then talk about how much fun it was to be a Royals fan—for really the first time of my life.

And you guys yelled at me if I talked about anything other than the Royals. Most of you didn’t even want Chiefs talk.

Think about what the city felt during that time. Think about the way the sports radio shows sounded during that time. Think about how long ago that seems.

That was precisely 35 days ago.

It has taken 35 days. 35 days for this season to all of a sudden feel like every other damn season.

35 days for the year that felt like it was finally happening—or at least starting to happen—to feel almost worse than any of the other recent years… because this included the almost cruel tease of real hope, and for a little bit, what felt like justified hope.

35 days for a team with one of the 6 best records in all of baseball, to have one of the 8 worst.

That can’t happen.

And when it does happen, difficult decisions have to be made.

And here’s the critical part. They’re not always fair. And you can never guarantee that the decision you make will be the right one, but you can do your best.

And for the 2009 Royals, that decision has to be firing Trey Hillman.

When the team was 18 and 11, it sure did feel like if someone else had been managing this team, they couldn’t have had a worse record, and they likely would have a better record if anyone else was managing them.

And when they immediately lost 20 of 25 after that, I don’t know if any manager could have done any better, but I know that no matter who was managing they couldn’t have been worse.

And, you know what, when it’s a critical year for your franchise, and you’re trying to get a fan base and a city to buy back in to your team, and your new stadium… well, when things go unspeakably bad, someone must be held accountable.

And I suppose you could blame this on Dayton Moore or the players… but blaming Dayton Moore is too scary for the long term and short term health of this team (and, by extension, it’s fans)… and you can’t fire the players… So the manager’s next on the list.

And if on top of all that… your manager seems just snake bitten. And defensive. And unproven, and what he has proven hasn’t been all that good. Well, then, fair or not, you fire him.

And, you know what, I think it is fair.

The Royals are a business. And it’s critical for the health of this business that this year not be wasted, on the field or off it.

And right now, just 35 days after this business stock was selling at a near all time high… it’s bottom has dropped out.

But you can salvage it. At least off the field you can. You fire Trey Hillman and offer the job to Frank White and the city is interested once again.

You fire Trey Hillman and maybe the clubhouse gets energized, maybe not. But we know it cannot hurt. And I don’t think there is a person out there that is worried that prematurely firing Trey Hillman is going to be what keeps the Royals out of the World Series.

This is not all Trey Hillman’s fault. Certainly.

And Trey Hillman certainly hasn’t been given all the right pieces. And dealing with injuries to two of his franchise players is something no one wants to deal with. and the transition from Japan to MLB is a really difficult one. And sure, you would like to give a guy more than a season and half.

But sports, like life, aren’t always fair. And George Brett said on these airwaves that a bad manager can only cost you about 5 games—I would argue that Trey Hillman has maybe put that theory to the test, but whatever, we’ll go with it. So if it’s true, 5 games total over a full season… then you know what, there’s minimal risk to installing Frank White as manager. But the upside is tremendous.****

I say this without trying to be unfair to Trey Hillman. I don’t think he’s done a good job, but I could be being too hard on him, I understand that. But, whether he’s technically doing a poor enough job to merit his firing is almost irrelevant.

The Royals need to fire Trey Hillman, whether it’s going to be “with” or “without” cause we can debate about, but it’s ultimately an irrelevant point. Sometimes a job just doesn’t work out, and this just isn’t working out for the Royals and Trey Hillman.

(A few other stories to get to today...
-Three stories that I already want to spend at least 2 minutes on…

Donaghy injured in prison—paint roller attack!—and denied treatment?!? (gambling in prison)…..

Urban Meyer saying he has good kids, despite 24 arrests… well, no, you don’t… (now some arrests are bullshit—maybe even this last one, the kid who resisted arrest ‘without violence’)… it’s very easy to fix—very easy. Hard Consequences….

Ryan Leaf is a wanted man… but what’s more interesting is how lucky he really is that the colts knew what they were doing…his great quote…)