I am writing this to show how the Chief's team will look in 2010, and what direction they may go in the draft. I have gone though and put the ratings of all starter and important backups at positions that the Chiefs will look to upgrade in the draft. I did not do QB, RB, P, and K as they will not be replacing the starter or upgrading the backup. I also left the TE off, because they used four of them last year. Each TE had his specialty that he did. Who knows what will happen with the TE. I understand that the players will have new ratings in Madden NFL 2011, but this will give a good ballpark estimate.
Offensive Line Position
Name
Rating
LG
Ryan Lilia
82
C
Casey Wiegmann
87
LT
Brandon Albert
79
LG
Brian Waters
85
RT
Ryan O'Callaghan
80
Offensive Line Average
82.6
Defensive Line Position
Name
Rating
LE
Tyson Jackson
76
RE
Glenn Dorsey
78
DT
Ron Edwards
74
DT
Shawn Smith
78
Defensive Line Average
76.5
Line Backer Position
Name
Rating
LOLB
Mike Vrabel
82
MLB
Demorrio Williams
74
MLB
Cory Mays
71
MLB
Derick Johnson
76
ROLB
Tamba Hali
78
Line Backer Average
76.2
Corner Back Position
Name
Rating
CB
Brandon Carr
72
CB
Brandon Flowers
85
CB
Maurice Leggett
61
CB
Donald Washington
63
Corner Back Average
70.25
Safety Position
Name
Rating
S
Jarrad Page
77
S
Dajuan Morgan
65
S
Jon McGraw
66
Safty Average
69.3
Wide Receiver
Name
Rating
WR
Dwayne Bowe
85
WR
Chris Chambers
79
WR
Terrance Copper
66
WR
Jerheme Urban
70
Wide Receiver Average
75
Many of the draft experts have the Chiefs taking a OL with there first pick. But, at an 82.6 average, the OL is the strongest of the positions of need. After looking over the list, the first pick needs to be on the deference. The only offensive position that needs to be looked at in the first three rounds is WR. The D-line is in need of an upgrade. No one on the line is rated over 80. It does not matter how good the rest of your team is, if the QB has all day to find a man. Both stating CB are good, but the Chiefs must find a guy to play the nickle. The backup / nickle CB's are both is the low 60's. With more teams spreading out the office, the 3rd corner is more important. Safety is a must upgrade in the first two rounds. Page is not bad, but the others stink. McGraw may not even be back with the team. With three picks in the first two rounds, the Chiefs can do a lot to fix there team. With tow of the first three picks the Chiefs need to draft a S and a DT. With the reaming pick and the pick in the 3ed, the Chiefs need a sure handed WR and a CB. A solid tackling MLB will also be in consideration, but if the DL is upgraded with a stud DT, the LB's will be much better.
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When I went to boy scout camp, we would walk to a small store that sold peach floats. They took Peach Nehi soda and put it over ice cream; much like a root bear float. A 12oz can has over 50g's of sugar. That is more than a Mouton Dew! This has to be one of the greatest things to hit my mouth. This store also sells Blue Nehi.
As many of you are having trouble with some of new quests; I will give you some hints.
Monster Mash # 2
There is nothing common with the monster for number two. Another hint would be that this monster name is derived from a celtic word for evil spirit or goblin. This creature was also used in folklores to scare children; much like the bogeyman. Also the monster is a type of hobgoblin. The monster's name is a combination of two creatures. The monster is a combination of two creatures; one is big and one is small. There is not an easy hint that I can give without giving it away. I found the answer after serching for monsters in D&D. I have given all the tips I can think of without giving it away. When you get the answer, you will know what I mean. Happy searching.
Globe-Trotter Space # 5, 6, 7
Space 5: A space sim for the PC in the late 90's. Space 6: Is a game for the BBC Microcomputer. This is also an enemy in the Halo games. Space 7: A quest that is in space.
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Just got an email tonight about this PS2 controller. You can buy one at http://www.estarland.com/index.asp?page=Playstation2&cat=&product=25127&q= for around $40. It looks neat, but would be hard to hold and is not the best layout. This is not the controller I see people using much, but it would be a nice peace to put on a shelf.
I just finished Summer School today. I was taking digital photography and bowling. I still have yet to pick a major. The junior college that I go to (Johnson County Community College) has a game design certificate program. I was working on the certificate. Got 12 hours of credit. Then, I got to the programming and did not like it. I would like to do something with technology and the internet. I have three weeks off till I go back to school.
Plans on adding to GiantBomb
I will continue to add instruction booklets. I have been using the booklets to obtain game credits. This is a slow process as I am also going and adding many people that are not in the database yet. I have been collection game memorabilia all but three years of my life and have obtained over 300 games and stacks of gaming mags. I plan on using the mags to get print adds of games. I would like to have at least one blog post a week. I do not want to go to ten sites to get all information on a game. You have sites for game adds, one particulate game, game franchise, systems, cheats, news, and reviews. I like GiantBomb because, they put all game information in one place. On my old computer I have a bunch of video game picks that I will upload in time. A lot of them are rear items that I have found on eBay.
How I Scan Instruction Booklets
After scanning a few booklets, I have found the best way of adding an instruction booklet to GiantBomb.
I am using a Cannon MP600 for scanning. The MP600 is a three-in-one scanner, copier, and printer. I start with the back cover of the instruction booklet. This allows the pages to be in order when I add them to GiantBomb.
After all pages in the instruction booklet are scanned; I use Windows to change the orientation of the scans. Make a folder for each instruction booklet.
Log onto GiantBomb and go upload the images. Upload all the images in an instruction booklet at one time. This will put the images in order. Then make a gallery for the booklet. For the caption I just add the page number (example: page 1-2). Hit submit and you have uploaded an instruction booklet to your image gallery.
P.S. If there is a game you want an instruction booklet added for just leave the name and if I have it I will upload it. If I do not have that one, I will look for a smiler game. I have a lot more gaming knowledge to share, but I will same that for a latter post.
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