Danny Klinkscale

I know, he talked about it before the draft.

He said, you know, I'm trying to, you know, curb my... No.

And then he goes, but I still struggle with it or something like that.

Well, yeah, clearly.

Something I'm still working on.

Well, go back to therapy then because it ain't... Or just, I think you just accept that's what you are.

You're aggressive, can't help yourself, and let's hope that it works and that Monser DeLane is a, you know, for the...

time of his contract here until they can't afford to pay him or they decide he's the highest paid corner in the national football league that he's going to be great he's he's uh working on you know our mason thomas may be a situational player but he gets 10 or 11 sacks yeah

The other part that I will say.

I would like to see what constitutes, and I don't think it applies really to this draft.

At least maybe I'll find out later that it does.

What constitutes a red flag for the Chiefs?

They seem to be red flag averse.

And a big reason that they are in a problem at wide receiver... They didn't take George Pickens.

That could be the answer to the question.

You have to get to George Pickens' level before it's a red flag.

Because we've seen that, you know, Rushie Rice is a fine player when he's on the field.

Yeah.

But, you know, in the Sam McDowell's column today in the Star, he went through, he has high ranks in all these different categories, runs after the catch, blah, blah, blah, since he entered the league, but he's only played 18 games.

He's played 18 in his career, I guess, or something like that.