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It's not like it's either Geno or Luck. It's Geno or weak armed Matt Barkley. Geno or Tyler Wilson. The Chiefs have to end up with one of those 3. So, take your pick. |
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I watched one of the game film shows on Thursday or Friday and they broke down how to combat Geno Smith. The big secret - rush FOUR instead of THREE. Yeah, exactly. Baylor rushed 3 and dropped 8. He killed them. Texas Tech rushed 4 and the o-line couldn't handle it. Any team that runs a base 4-3 is going to destroy them. So don't expect him to bounce back against OU. |
My Geno boner is at half mast. It needs cheering up.......
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They have their answer now... I think the main thing that can be taken from all of this is just how awful Texas is on defense. |
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The big question I have right now is what can Smith do under pressure? Over the next few weeks can he show that he can move around the pocket and still find open receivers? Can he go through reads? Can he make chicken salad out of chicken shit? |
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We are talking Chiefs 2007-2008 bad. |
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Those QBs surely wouldn't challenge the deep safeties- that would result in lots of bad throws and INTs. If they throw underneath, the offense is designed to get the underneath guys room to run. TT nor KSU gave them that, so Geno was stuck doing this dink and dunk shit for ineffective gains. The only way to solve that is to beast out in the running game. And their OL was incapable of creating holes. Buie isn't terrible, but he's not an elite back. RGIII could have rolled with this team because he has the ability to scramble and force teams to always account for his running ability. Geno doesn't have that. He's got good mobility in the pocket and can/will scramble effectively when he has to, but he's a pocket QB. He was pretty ****ing poised considering the shit sandwich he had served to him by his shitty coach. |
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People laugh but, I am telling you guys, we need the best leader of the three. Talent wise, none of them are all that imo. In a good year for QBs, I think all of them go at the end of the first to the early second.
We need the guy that comes back and wins games, carries the team for short periods, converts third downs, makes the plays that have to be made, and is a clear cut field general who is in absolute command of the offense. That's what we need to be looking for because the rest of their traits aren't that different. |
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Geno looked like Stanzi did under pressure. |
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Barkley looks a lot like Leinart with a slightly better deep ball. Wilson looks almost like an anti-leader at this point. |
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Right now I'm 1 - Geno 2 - Wilson I wouldn't be upset with Wilson at all. I just don't want Barkley. |
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Wilson reminds me of Jay Cutler. I think he is misunderstood. I definately think he is the most pro ready of the three with Barkley a close second. When I see Geno, I see a guy that could crack if you started him the first year. He has happy feet right now. He would need to sit a while. |
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The worse thing he said in that pressor (right after a frustrating beadown mind you) is that he felt the team gave up at times. OOOOOOh The horror. I have no problem with a QB holding guys accountable. You want a QB who is a nice guy all the time? You have him in Matt Cassel. |
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Even though I'm not a fan, I'd rather roll the dice. Some QB is better than no QB at all. Some really good LB isn't going to do us squat. It's all about the QB. |
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The only guy out of this class that I see as better than Tannehill is Geno Smith.
I'd be ok with Barkley or Wilson, but I'm sold that either have elite upside. Geno does. |
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Poor man's Jason Campbell. Right Black Bob???
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You talk about wanting leadership, leadership, and more leadership, and then you compare Wilson to JAY ****ING CUTLER? Cutler is a whiny douchebag and the last guy you want if you're gunning for a championship. |
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When the going gets tough, Jay Cutler throws a baby fit. He's a loser, period. |
Anybody listening to Petro?
He says the Chiefs are going to pick Akili Smith. He's convinced they WILL take a QB. And he's also convinced they SHOULDN'T. He's basically on the "you should only take a QB if it's Andrew Luck/RG3" bandwagon. |
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Petro has been a COLOSSAL bag o' dick FAIL since Pioli came to town. |
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A radio hack doesn't believe in the talent available and all of a sudden it's validated? You'd rather have another cast off QB in Ryan Mallett? Haven't we tried that plan for decades? How many of those type of guys have won SBs? Now how many type of guys drafted high in the 1st have won SBs? No despite the possibility of a colossal bust, I think I'll take my chances with the high draft pick. |
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The fact you'd take Ryan Mallett says it all. |
The more i watch of Tyler Wilson, the more impressed i am.
Everytime i watch Geno, his ball placement is what stands out to me. I think he has excellent ball placement. I think Tyler's is just as good. |
Petro just said this:
"I agree they should do it. I agree they HAVE TO DO IT. I just want to make sure the fans understand that it's probably not going to work." |
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He says he values leadership above everything and then talks about Jay Cutler and Ryan Mallett... :shake: |
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Geno Smith is raw. He has an elite skillset though, which is why people are in love with him.
There are a few things that worry me about all of these QB's, but when i watch the big 3, Wilson looks the most pro ready imo. |
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Remember, people said the Kansas City Chiefs will never draft/acquire a big-time big-play WR. When we drafted Dwayne Bowe, people said he was immature, and that the lack of talent around him would hinder his much-needed improvement. Well, what do you know? Looks like we picked the right WR after all. And he became good with Brodie Croyle, Damon Huard, and Tyler ****ing Thigpen as his goddamn QBs! If that can happen, then this team can also pick the right QB. It's now time to start turning over stones in the draft to find that guy. |
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We need to draft a QB no matter what. Even if we trade for a QB.
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Ryan Mallett's immaturity stems from not giving a shit about his teammates, running into legal troubles, consuming alcohol, and being a total ****ing asswipe in terms of intelligence |
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MATT CASSEL spent 4 years learning from the best, how well did it serve him? JFC. :shake: |
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Randy Moss Albert Haynesworth Chad Johnson And they're all doing GREEEEAAT |
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Petro: all the QBs in this draft suck
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Not that I would consider the option but in talking about Mallett...
The guy was a 3rd round draft choice. So it would be costly. At the very least a 2nd. Bill isn't going to give away a 3rd for peanuts. No thank you. Bill can fleece over somebody else. |
You HAVE to do it. No matter what. And if that guy looks iffy, then you do it again in 2014. Rinse and repeat UNTIL YOU GET YOUR GUY.
Even if you 'trade for a QB'. Seattle looks pretty smart right now. (yes I know, Flynn was a FA. The end result is the same). |
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Petro should be ****ing CAINED for dumbing down the fan base on a regular basis.
Stupid prick. |
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What the **** has Ryan Mallett ever done, besides?
Matt Cassel at least started 15 games. Matt Flynn has done very well when starting two games, and didn't need to demonstrate to people that he could be trusted in terms of citizenship and leadership. What the **** has Ryan Mallett ever done as a backup besides preseason? |
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Is there a person among us who wouldn't swap out Poe for him now? |
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