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Well the fact is, had those goons on the first page actually done any work on Kelce they would've loved the pick and would've seen the ability he has.
Instead it was all just "Oh GOD END OF WORLD KILL MYSELF *EMO CRY*" And honestly, that first page is why I can't take CP or any Chiefs fan serious when discussing draft or football related things, unless I know them ahead of time and have had insightful football discussions with said person in the past. |
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Over a longer period of time, absolutely. I wouldn't trade their careers for Gronks at this point. The big thing is Gronk has been absolutely unable to stay healthy. By the time we get to the playoffs, he's either very limited, or completely out of action. But when healthy, I've never seen a weapon like him at TE in my life. He's tied for second fastest (with Randy Moss) to 50 TDs among pass-catchers in NFL history. He's just a completely ridiculous weapon. And he's only 25 years old! If he can stay healthy, I wouldn't trade him for any pass-catcher in the NFL. Unfortunately, there's NO reason to believe he will stay healthy. (NFL Records so far:) NFL records Youngest player with 3 touchdown receptions in a game: 21 years, 214 days (2010, vs. Pittsburgh Steelers) Youngest player with 3 touchdown receptions in a game, playoffs: 22 years, 275 days (2011 playoffs, vs. Denver Broncos) Most touchdown receptions by a tight end, season: 17 (2011) Most touchdowns by a tight end, season: 18 (2011) First tight end to lead the league in receiving touchdowns (2011) Most receiving yards by a tight end, season: 1,327 (2011) Most offensive touchdowns in first two seasons: 28 (Tied with Randy Moss) Consecutive seasons with 10+ touchdowns by a tight end, 3 |
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The draft is a crap shoot. Absolutely no one knows who will pan out and who won't.
I think this board lamented the pick more based on the circumstances rather than Kelce himself. Coming off a 2-14 season we draft a shit stain LT to replace an All-Pro we already had on the roster, then proceed to take a RB when we already had one that was top 5 at least, and a TE after we had just signed a solid starter in Fasano. It's a lot like the Sherman trade. Ultimately, it appears to have worked out in our favor, but who's to say we couldn't have gone somewhere else that would have filled a more immediate need and been better off in the long run? |
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Yes, we're ALL wrong about a great many things... but some people insist on slamming everyone else until they're proven wrong beyond a reasonable doubt, this is one of those times where folks are proven wrong without any question. |
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And to be fair, the Chiefs had just drafted Eric ****ing Fisher with the #1 overall pick the day before.
I could have won the lottery on the day of the Kelce pick and I still would have been pissed. |
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To be fair to those people, they were coming off of years of Pioli abuse, and even more shit drafting in the Peterson era.
Like an abused dog, they flinched at every slightest movement. It's ok now though. They've slowly been in recovery and they're learning to trust the hand that feeds. |
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