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I'd say it's the opposite. There's not less talent, there's actually more, and it's spread out more evenly. More talent equals more parity. You've seen it develop in college football over the last 5 or 6 years, and now it's spreading into the big leagues.
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Parity in the league. Not just in player movement but in coaches moving all around the league as well.
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And if you play fantasy football it is definitely a down year especially for those who had players listed in that litany list of FF players done for the season this past weekend. The most I have ever seen in one weekend:( |
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yes talent is worse because chiefs are somehow good
/mediadouches |
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Roddy White has been slowed by injury since camp and Jackson has missed most of the year (and now Jones is gone for the years). They lost their FB early on and are now starting ex-Chief Patrick DiMarco and can't run the ball at all. Their O-line has been in flux all year. Despite all that, they have been in every game and have just come up short at the end. It seems like injuries are up everywhere this year. I'm wondering if the new CBA's limitation on hitting and practice is to blame. |
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Which makes the Chiefs season, with a new coaching staff and half the roster turned over, all the more remarkable. |
This may have been mentioned already, but I was listening to Sirius yesterday and on one of the shows, they compared the # of players on IR now compared to this point in 2012.
In 2012, after 7 games --- roughly 100 players on IR. In 2013, after 7 games --- roughly 200 players on IR. That's a lot of studs and a lot of spares, but it changes the level of play. |
good points made, especially about the favoritism of the media, but when you say dynasty about teams like the patriots and 49ers (who have been recently successful) it means something because of their success, not their convenient location on the map. especially for new england who has dominated the afc east for many years now. i guess what i mean is it's not that they're lazy, just they don't respect the chiefs yet. i do admit it's harder to be a midwest team without a star qb and get praise for a good season.
the chiefs went from 2-14 to 7-0, which is impressive and frustrating to be overlooked, but we have to embrace it, really. they're not gonna say we're elite yet because it's still only halfway through the first year after a dog eggnog fart of a season. |
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what doe that even mean? LOL |
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This exactly! :clap: |
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