Oct14th

Tony Not Gonzo

AUTHOR: Adam Best | IN: Breaking News | COMMENTS: 60 Comments

Well, this is why the Chiefs are a league-wide laughingstock and the Cowboys are perrenial contenders. Tony Gonzalez is now going to be a disgruntled, albeit professional, locker room leader. Additionally, the liklihood of us ever getting anything for him or him ever winning a Super Bowl just dropped quicker than the Dow did a week ago. For now, Angelina and Billy Bob are stuck together. Meanwhile, the Cowboys scooped up star wide receiver Roy Williams for a first-rounder and a couple of second-day picks. There are teams that get good moves done, and then there are teams that don’t.

60 Comments on Tony Not Gonzo

  1. Eric Crane says:

    I’m not going to be the one to tell you to give up Randy. I might raise hell but I’m not a quitter…

    yet.

  2. Eric Crane says:

    OK last comment for me folks….(yaay right?)

    I literally just made this up…

    Knock Knock….

    Who’s there?

    Orange…

    Orange Who?

    Orange you glad we didn’t trade Tony Gonzalez?

  3. Adam Best says:

    For our sake? Yes. For his sake? Hell no. Poor fella.

  4. randy5k says:

    Excellent ending E-Man. I know this. I am all for rebuilding. I really am, and Im trying to keep an open mind. I also know this. When I was at the Denver game, I watched LJ score repeatedly, run like a deer, and Tony play at the top of his game too, its the most fun I have had at Arrowhead in a long time. And right in the middle of a rebuild. Why do we have to accept loss after loss after loss when the Denver game showed we can rebuild and still play damn good ball. Why do I have to go to the game this Sunday and watch up play like shit just because we are rebuilding? I dont think I should have too and I think it can be done with a good mix of current talent and new players.

  5. randy5k says:

    YES Im glad we didnt trade TG, I went and got my 88 jersey out of the trash tonight, just beat the garbage man.

  6. woody says:

    I feel dumb posting this late into the lifespan…but…

    I firmly disagree with your analysis (opinion)…The Cowboys deal for Roy Williams was ridiculous in the price…paid far too much, that is NOT the way to get things done…

    AND, who would you have had us trade for? Who is out there that we need that was also available…nobody that was willing to trade cheapish…

    I am glad Tony is still here…a 3rd or 2nd would have been acceptable, but nothing less…glad we didnt get desperate…

    Meanwhile I am looking to PURCHASE a Tony jersey..

  7. pantherhare says:

    Gonzalez88, you are making some silly statements.

    “Gonzalez is only 32 and with the shape he keeps himself in he could play for another 6-7 years, that’t not a stretch.”

    Yeah, he could play tiddlywinks for another 6-7 years. He’s got two years, maybe three, left. Outside of QBs or kickers, you’re going to find very few NFL players playing at that age, especially at a position where you’re taking a beating from 260 pound guys who run a 4.6 40.

    “now they have 4 High schoolers, and Branden Albert and shockingly they have no offense whatsoever.”

    You want to say this to Brian Waters’ face?

  8. randy5k says:

    Guys my thoughts on TGs durability are 3 years max with a losing squad like our heros and 5 to 6 with a team that could consistently see success for those next 5 to 6 years. Id like to see someone call Brian Waters a high schooler yes Panther me too.

  9. randy5k says:

    We have GOT to court some free agents next year along with the draft.

  10. woody says:

    I think it is 2 yrs with us…3-4 with a good team…on his longevity…

    I would say from Center to the Right we are very weak on that old line…but who doesnt know that…

Join The Discussion