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oooh a Cassell thread. how exciting
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Go ahead and do your thing. If it's a valuable addition, I'll wait a few more days and post it. |
I wasn't planning on reviewing his stats against top defenses, just his terrible downfield passing.
The rest was gonna go in. |
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I think they are going to surprise us this year one way or the other.
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Post another smiley, idiot.
Who has been better? |
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Why do you think we've been decent against the run at all the last two seasons?
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I'd say the 2nd half of last year we appeared to come together (defensively.) Perhaps that was the loss of power and firing of Haley. Could have been the younger players (Houston) finally getting their footing. To even be competitive vs the undefeated Packers was amazing. To hold them in check and beat them is still hard to comprehend... |
The run D has been competitive since the beginning of 2010.
Remember the 49ers game at Arrowhead? |
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How about you learn a little something about football, then post. Okay? |
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Dorsey is good no doubt, just not 5th overall good. And TJax, what a catastrophy... Btw, for people who don't put a premium on a pass rush in this day of the pass happy NFL, look at the NYG and what a good, consistent pass rush does for you. |
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Most pressure comes from the LB's in an attempt to confuse the O-Line. |
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NO,I think we are in for a very good year even though the first part of schedule is tough.
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Dorsey is a solid run stopper.
I'll let Clay shred you with his data. |
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According to PFF, dorsey was rated near the top of the list as far as 3-4 d ends, right with jackson.
Nice try though. |
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If the Chiefs are playing with a lead, the running game is working. I don't believe the Chiefs will be getting behind big early in many games. But whatever happens, if the running game isn't working, then Cassel will struggle mightily to do anything in the passing game. |
Every year at this time it's the same old song and dance
Hysteria, optimism, Homerism, 11 to 12 wins only to be followed by reality by week 10 |
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But i see Charles more in the 10-12 carry range, with another 5 or so catches, its hard to see them trying to give him his old workload this year, especially not right away... and i dont see him hitting 6ypc this year. |
We'll have a winning record this season and probably win the division.
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The 2011 Denver Broncos said Hi
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We can take this divison. I am an not buying the Manning hype at all. 36, 4 neck surguries, did not played in 2011 and now he has a new team to get to know not to mention theie schedule looks pretty damn hard. I am afraid they will be very disappointed in Denver. SD did not improve that I can see and in fact I'd say they got weaker just like the Faiders. Too many lost players. |
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Cassel>Manning
ROFL What the hell bet did HE lose? ROFL |
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Six wins would be the absolute floor for this team.
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SHITTY QB SHITTY HC SHITTY OC SIX WINS, GUARANTEED |
I think 6-10 was around what I predicted. I think 8-8 is the ceiling.. first 6 games will basically tell us all we need to know about how the rest of the season will go / what the record will be like etc.
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Well the Chiefs sure do have a golden opportunity coming outta the gate to shock the world and prove everybody wrong
Falcons Bills Saints Chargers Ravens |
personally I htink the only game we win in the first 6 is against the Falcons.
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The Chiefs are a fairly average team meaning 8-8 is about right but, a small handful of plays where the ball just bounces the right or wrong direction could easily make them 6-10 or 10-6. I would call the division a crapshoot and would not be shocked to see any of the teams come in first or last. Manning is the wildcard in the mix. If 85% as good as he once was Denver should win but, he is no spring chicken, has had neck surgery, and could easily be done for the season after a few weeks.
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I'm sure in this thread it's been brought up, and maybe answered, but why are so many people here dead sure the Chiefs will finish one game worse than last year, assuming the heathy return of the injured players, plus the key additions? Is it all just hard schedule talk? If so, isn't it pretty much a given year in and year out that you can't predict which games are going to be hard and which games are easy? Last year before the season everyone was wringing their hands over the gauntlet of impossible games late in the season, and even with no running game, and Palko staring three of them we won two and almost another.
I don't see how this team is worse than last year, schedule aside. I think 7-9 has to be the starting point for the floor, just because I can't see any argument that this team is worse than last years team, heck, before the season and the injuries happened last year the en vogue thing to say was that the Chiefs might finish 8-8, 7-9. |
Like it's been said in this thread, we played some pretty shitty qb's last year, that we likely won't play again this year.
The injuries coming back will make a difference, but so will not playing shitty qbs. |
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As I see it we play five games against QBs that can win games by themselves, and I'm including Newton, but not Rivers, we've played him enough, and beaten him, that I don't think our D is in awe of him. |
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Not playing the NFC West this year. |
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nuts as though we'll go higher than 8 wins?
or the other way around? |
8 win ceiling. You can still win 10-12 games with a great D and running game which I believe they have both. Super Bowl...nope, but games yep.
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IMO I believe there will be several games where the opposinvg defense is just going to beg Cassel to throw it.
I think there will be several games where we'll be down 13-0, by the end of 1st quarter; forcing to get away from the run a bit. Overall, I just think teams will do everything in their power to force Cassel/Chiefs to pass the ball etc. Chiefs turning over the ball will be huge this year. |
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he most definitely does NOT crack me up.
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10 wins. I'm sticking to it.
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On running places they are more space eaters trying to clog running lanes. On passing downs they are suppose to open lanes for out LB corp to rush the passer. Derrick Johnsons best year has a lot to do with our DE's playing good and being rated close to the top in the league. |
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Dorsey and TJax come out for more than just a breather, when we can adjust to a sub package and play the pass, they are instantly taken out. he's talking about when Dorsey and TJax get caught in a 34 base package and the other team passes on us in that package to get the mismatch, because they know both of them can't rush the passer or bring the heat like what we do in a nickel or sub. They are essentially 2 down players in this defense. |
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I wish I could find out how many snaps at DE our backups Bailey and Gilberry played in games last season. Bet the number is low. |
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6 wins and a contract extension for CAssel.
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Yes if a rash of starting QB injuries besiege the teams on our schedule again, we can probably put 7-9 as "the floor." Chances of that happening two years in a row are very good! |
We have the toughest schedule we've had in a while. That being said we are an improved team all the way around. The biggest intangible is no more Haley. Not sayin Romeo is a god but the total unorganization Haley provided won't be missed at all. I think just a more organized and focused team will be a huge step in the right direction. Last year Haley showed how clueless he really was. With the shortened off-season we heard nothing but "we have to get these guys in football shape". Ok, so did every other team. And while Haley worried about yoga other teams were practicing football. While Haley was holdin out starters in the pre-seaon early, other teams were playing their starters to get them ready. Point being Haley wanted to play the parent and other teams expected their players to be pros and play reagardless of the off-season issues.
Thus our total lack of organzation the first few games. Also i expect to see Albert put some weight back on that Haley made him lose. I think that hurt more than helped. All in all we have a better coach though it is yet to be seen how much better. |
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What QBs could we have faced last year that we dodged? Cutler, Manning....and... Why not bring up we're a different team as well. Just for that, here's another one of these, :facepalm: |
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SHITTY QB ALREADY HAS WON TEN GAMES AND ELEVEN GAMES ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN SHITTY HC IS NOT NECESSARILY SHITTY. BELICHICK AND MARTY BOTH WERE SHITTY IN CLEVELAND. SHITTY OC GUARANTEEING ANYTHING IS reerunED. I GUARANTEE IT. |
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Tebow instead of Orton. |
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No one has ever said that. |
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Yeah, I'm glad we dodged those back ups. We started three games with a QB that can't get a sniff as a third stringer! Even Caleb Hanie landed somewhere. Some team we'll be playing will be better than last year, some won't, I'll put us in the got better file. |
Its very easy to say your team is gonna suck.
If you're wrong, so what? Your team wins and you don't care that you were wrong. |
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You can have dispair and if you are wrong you feel better then. You can have hope and when you are correct you have gotten to enjoy everything. Same old thing. A person can either be positive by nature or negative by nature. |
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