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Every player on our team was one of the best if not the best players on their college team. The majority of any college team wont even make an NFL roster, not to mention start for one.
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Stupid thread. Texas could not beat the Lions. You're talking about a team which has the potential of having about 25-35% of their players actually playing in the NFL vs. a team that has players on it that were all good enough, (except Thigpen) to be signed to an NFL team. All be it a shitty one, your still talking about the best players in the country.
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This is a stupid question. The NFL is made up of the best of the best athletes in the world...not many Rookies light the world on fire their first year in the NFL...now imagine an NFL team coming in to play any college team...experience, speed, complexity...advantage NFL...
...it wouldn't even be close. Chiefs would annihilate any college team. ...it's a stupid question. |
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You do realize that guys like Darling, Franklin, and Webb can just run by that entire secondary, and that their CBs would be shucked off like flies if they tried to tackle Bowe 1 on 1? The offensive line of Kansas City would just annihilate their D-Line...annihilate. You are seriously talking about a 5A state champion team playing a 1A state championship team. Thigpen would literally have all day to throw every play. There almost isn't a proper way to quantify how big of a leap there is in quality from College to the NFL. |
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So an offense consisting of...
QB: Thigpen RB: Smith RB2: Charles FB: Cox WR: Bowe WR2: Darling WR3: Webb WR4: Franklin TE: Cottam LT: Albert LG: Waters C: Niswanger RG: Jones RT: McIntosh That would put up a 100 a game? I left out LJ and Tony Gonzalez to make it somewhat realistic... I'm just wondering if Chan Gailey turns that offense into a juggernaut/can't lose/100 points per game/unfair to the rest of college football type offense...because that would surprise me since outside of Bowe and Albert it consists of a bunch of 3rd-7th round caliber players. |
The problem is 3/4 of Texas roster will not play a down in the NFL, and that is being conservative IMO.
The Chiefs roster is filled with players who were DRAFTED from the NFL, and they were drafted because of size, speed, etc. |
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Texas would lay their corners literally 10 yards off the line of scrimmage on every play. Even Tony is going to be about as fast as their safeties, and a guy like Cottam would just eat them up over the middle. That's not to mention the fact that no one could run with Charles, and Brian Waters could cave in half their D-Line by himself. This argument is so stupid it's just offensive. |
In 1925 the NFL Pottsville Maroons played a team made up of the Notre Dame All Stars and won 9-7. This Notre Dame team included the "Four Horseman", and the NFL was widely regarded as a joke.
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No I get what you're saying...
But is the offense I just posted really better than the USC offense that featured Matt Leinart/Reggie Bush/LenDale White/Dwayne Jarrett/Steve Smith and a bunch of NFL caliber lineman? I'm saying...I think a lot of coaching staffs in college football could come up with a much better gameplan than Herm Edwards. Put that USC offense against the KC offense I posted with similar defenses and does Herm Edwards really beat Pete Carrol? |
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You overestimate Herm's coaching. |
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They would put up a 100 every game easily. Easily. |
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Lest we forget that Pete Carrol failed miserably twice in the NFL, and even as great as those USC, or past Miami teams are, very few of those players make it in the NFL. USC would be lucky to score 3 points against the Chiefs defense. |
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