Comments on: Stray Arrows: Eric Parker A Chief?

By: Adam

Adam — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 03:31:22 +0000

I also think he’s a guy who’s maximized every inch of his talent this far in the league. Very few guys do that, and that’s a big reason why I think he’d make a fine mentor. I also like having a guy who actually can get on the field as a receiver returning kicks. Otherwise he’s just like a long-snapper, punter or kicker–good for one thing only.

By: kcchiefsfan56

kcchiefsfan56 — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 02:40:44 +0000

we should sign him i mean wat have we got to lose…?? we have 1 proven reciever were very thin at that position lets bring in some people and see wat they got

By: Maine_Chief

Maine_Chief — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 02:14:10 +0000

I have been having visions of Parker in a Chiefs uni for about a month now. Hes always been solid. Some people call him a 3rd WR but until the Bolts picked up Chambers, he was pretty much a starter every year.

By: xxxlp

xxxlp — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 00:30:28 +0000

A solid number 3 guy is suddenly what we need? If he was a solid number 2, it’d be one thing.. But we have enough WR’s to play secondary roles to D-Bowe already. Webb, Sippio, Darling, Franklin, among others, with experience and all the combined talent we have, in the next couple years at least one of these guys should blossom into a nice number 2 guy. I think since we have a young offense already, and have already gone through the major growing pains of having a stagnant offense, we should just let our offensive guys ‘grow’ together, gel more, and eventually become a wrecking force in this league. Besides, Herm said he wanted to sign guys around 26 years old or younger, to flow with his whole ‘youth movement’, while Parker isn’t old old, and is a fellow AFC West-ian, I still don’t think it’ll be that great of fit for us.