Girault receives shot with Chiefs

Ron Girault's not one to let his confidence be shaken, especiallyafter becoming the leader of Rutgers' secondary.

So it should come as no surprise that the strong safety had nointerest in monitoring the NFL draft, even though there was areasonable chance he'd be picked in the seventh round Sundayevening.

Teams started phoning him 90 minutes before the final choice wasannounced, but his name never got called. A short while later,Girault agreed to terms with the Kansas City Chiefs as an undraftedfree agent.

"I wasn't nervous, maybe more anxious than anything," Giraultsaid Monday. "I had a bunch of teams showing interest, but I reallyhad no idea where I'd go. I received calls from six or seven teamstelling me they were thinking about me.

"I knew that I was going to be able to get [into the NFL] and I'dbe able to help a team."

Girault, a native of Spring Valley, N.Y., who played at St.Joseph. admitted he would have liked to continue playing close tohome. The Jets were one of the teams pursuing him, yet he decidedthe Chiefs would be the best fit.

Can I ask why you cut and pasted an article from CBS? I mean, we're all posting on the CBS site right? Don't you think we'd have seen this already?

Good grief man. Usually your cut and paste jobs come from other sites at least, but this time you've definately outdone yourself.

I'd also like to add another....what are you blathering about? The CFL has absolutely nothing to do with the Chiefs roster and it was not disbanded, but then how could we possibly expect "the sportswriting expert of all things football" to know the difference between the CFL and NFL Europe?

Don't you have anything else to do with your time besides fill up this board with ignorant psychobabble?

Goo Goo you Dumb@$$ it was NFL Europe that was done away with.

I heard it brefly on ESPN's First Take

Now that you have embarassed yourself at least twice today on the Kansas City Chiefs Message boards today you can go ahead and post on the pats message board.