It's no secret.
Teams can win football games with only a passing game.
But to win championships a team must be able to run as well as stop the run. With McGlockton, the Chiefs not only acquire a four-time Pro Bowl player, but the offense will no longer have to face him twice every season as the team did when McGlockton was a member of the Raiders. Our players, on both offense and defense, really wanted Chester to be a Chief. McGlockton, who was designated as the Raiders franchise player before signing a five-year deal with the Chiefs, recorded 4.5 sacks and started all 16 games for Oakland last season. Meanwhile, the Chiefs rebuilt its defensive line affordably as the Raiders received the Chiefs second round draft choice of last April's draft in compensation of losing its franchise player.