and more motivated for the playoffs

Can anyone name one 37-year old quarterback (besides Joe Montana) that won a playoff game? Anyone?

Rich Gannon?

John Elway???

Goddammit! :banghead:

I've always said that Saunders' pass routes were slow to develop. I don't know if it's a product of WRs that can't get seperation, or if it's just the complexity of the routes... my guess is a little of both.

But the truth is what Green did best was stand in the pocket and wait for someone to get open. Now no one is getting open, and even if they did Green doesn't get the time to wait for it.

A simplified pass offense may help that quite a bit. But to be honest I'm not sure Green's skill set is anything tha t pectacular in a watered down passing offense. He's not terribly accurate with his throws, and many of them lack touch. Watching Green throw short routes always remind me of that play-off game where Holmgren tells Favre to stop throwing the ball so damn hard.

How old was Jim Plunket when he took the Faiders to the Superbowl?

I was thinking he was over 35 somewhere? :shrug:


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Nope. He was my first thought but he was under 30. He played 14 years and finished his last 5 with Houston and New Orleans. I think he was just an early grey.

All I remember is every sports caster from here to OXNARD saying that Jim Plunket was WASHED up and would never get through the playoffs and he just kept passing the Raiduhs all the way to the SuperBowl.

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Blanda? :shrug:

Most classless thing is the picture of Trent lying there from the Jags game.

we should of played Croyle ... neither Green/Huard is the future of the chiefs.


now we don't know if Croyle is either.


the failure of this organization to look to the future has killed us.

did you actually expect any class from "Hootie"?

It's not Hootie. Hootie writes a whole lot better than the dude who did this website.

Hootie is from Illinois as well.