**** YOU SANTOS

[TLO]

What a worthless POS.

[scho63]

A RECENT PHOTO OF OUR NEW POS KICKER

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by CoMoChief

This Santos guy really blows. I was excited to get rid of Succop. It was the right move and still is. They needed that money to sign Alex Smith.....but wow, as great of a camp this guy has had, he's another head case like Justin Medlock. Just absolutely buckles under the pressure when they count for real.

So they reduced Smith's cap number for this year but they somehow needed to cut Succop to sign him.

[anustart]

I think we need to sign Rob Bironas. 86.2% last year with a long of 55 yards. Bring in Santos to camp next year.

[scho63]

http://espn.go.com/blog/nflnation/po...s-like-bad-one

By Adam Teicher | ESPN.com

DENVER – The Kansas City Chiefs might be the only ones who continue to believe that keeping undrafted rookie kicker Cairo Santos was a good decision.

“No, I don’t,’’ coach Andy Reid said when asked whether the Chiefs regretted their choice of Santos over a proven and mostly reliable veteran, Ryan Succop. “He’s got to kick better. I don’t ever look back on those things.’’

The decision is looking like a rotten one. Santos missed another field goal attempt, this one from 37 yards, in Sunday’s 24-17 loss to the Denver Broncos.

Santos made a kick from 45 yards. He was also 1-for-2 in last week’s game but sent both kicks off the uprights.

The reliability of a kicker is important for any team but crucial for a team struggling to find itself offensively. The Chiefs improved vastly in that area since last week’s game but are far from a finished product.

They certainly aren’t good enough to overcome the failures of their kicker.

The Chiefs saved about $1.6 million in choosing Santos over Succop and a savings of that nature can make such a move understandable. What’s troubling is that the Chiefs believed Santos was a better option regardless of the cost savings.

They believed he had more ability and potential than Succop and thus was a better choice. He certainly looked the part in training camp and the preseason, when he showed a strong leg and handled a position battle flawlessly.

But the Chiefs can’t wait for him to develop. They needed him to be NFL-ready against the Broncos and he wasn’t.

It sounds like Reid and the Chiefs will make that wait.

“When he settles down he kicks it fine,’’ Reid said. “He’s got to do that. We have trust in him.’’

[hometeam]

I thought this guy might not suck.

I think maybe, possibly, that might have been wrong.

Maybe.

[Mr. Laz]

Originally Posted by Mr. Arrowhead

I bet they stick with him at least for another week

Absolutely.

Just like Reid will stick with our shitty defensive coaches until he gets fired.

We will have to gut the entire thing to make any changes.

[New World Order]

Cut Succop to pay Smith.

Brilliant move

[New World Order]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

Absolutely.

Just like Reid will stick with our shitty defensive coaches until he gets fired.

We will have gut the entire thing to make any changes.

Then we can bring in Bill Cowher to run the show.

[Mr. Laz]

Originally Posted by New World Order

Cut Succop to pay Smith.

Brilliant move

You're an idiot

[KChiefer]

Originally Posted by scho63

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“When he settles down he kicks it fine,’’ Reid said.
...

Get that mofo a jug of caipirinha on the sideline.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

I know a team that could possibly use him.

[WhawhaWhat]

Is Lawrence Tynes still kicking?

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

His pants-shitting is inspiring.

[Pablo]

Yet another brightly colored feather in Dorsey's cap.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by Pablo

Yet another brightly colored feather in Dorsey's cap.