What about Bob?

In fact, Chiefs owner Clark Hunt says the future Hall of Fame tight end isn't on the market, period. The owner thinks Gonzo will be a Chief in 2009, which could impact the Giants' plans moving forward. The Giants offered a fourth-round pick for Gonzalez shortly before the trading deadline last season, and could still be a trade partner if the compensation is high enough.

But our suspicion on this one is that the Chiefs will hold onto Gonzalez, and not just for sentimental reasons. The fact is the guy can still play at a very high level, and with quarterback Matt Cassel joining new head coach Todd Haley, there is every reason to believe the Chiefs will be a vastly superior team to last season.

So why get rid of your top receiving threat? Just doesn't make sense, especially with emerging wideout Dwayne Bowe ready for what could be a monster year.

(UPDATE: The AP is reporting that a source close to Gonzalez says the tight end would be open to a trade if the right deal came along. Gonzo is not demanding a trade, but indicates that he's open to one if it's to a team of his liking.)