Back in KC
There's no place like home... that one never gets old. Glad to get out of the dorm and twin size and back to the crib and king - lol
So far camp is going really well. When you're bringing so many new pieces to the puzzle, u gotta make sure the glue sticks the first time and the chemistry is right. The new regime is making all the right moves, so the ship is pointed in the right direction. I know we're 0-2 so far, but that's why they call it PRE-season. 2 more to go, so .500's not too bad. Less then 3 weeks til the marbles start counting...
LJ
So far camp is going really well. When you're bringing so many new pieces to the puzzle, u gotta make sure the glue sticks the first time and the chemistry is right. The new regime is making all the right moves, so the ship is pointed in the right direction. I know we're 0-2 so far, but that's why they call it PRE-season. 2 more to go, so .500's not too bad. Less then 3 weeks til the marbles start counting...
LJ
It's ok it is just preseason. I'm sure the right adjustments will be made. If you guys don't play from behind they can get you the ball more. They get you the ball you win games. Pretty interesting read here. "In the last two seasons LJ has gotten 20 carries in a game only 8 times out of the 20 games he participated in. He had the freak injury in 2007 which sidelined him for half the season, and off the field issues kept him out 4 games last year. But out of those 8 games in which he got 20 carries, the Chiefs were 6-2. And the games in which he didn't get 20 carries we were a whopping 0-12. Sure, the numbers aren't the entire story. When you're playing from behind you generally don't stick with your running game as much as you'd like. But one mistake Herm Edwards continued to make was to abandon LJ early in a game."
http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2009/8/4/977386/give-lj-the-ball
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