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I just don't think he's good enough in the pocket, and I just haven't seen any real development there. Russel Wilson, however, makes plays game in and game out, through the course of games, to keep the chains moving. That, to me, is what separates Wilson from Smith, and except latter half of last season, and is the proof I need to see. I do think that there's potential. He did show that last year. |
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Manziel on the field for the first time today.
Let the ESPN and NFL Network slob fest begin! |
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And I literally LOL at the other 2. Stafford has beat what 3 teams with a winning record in his career? Romo has proven he kicks ass at getting to .500. |
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Johnny Manziel takes a dump live!
Just seconds away on NFL network |
Is the NFL Network going to cover the Chiefs like this?
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Ask yourself this, when we lost in 1995 and 1997 in the playoffs, did you expect to lose going into those games or did you think we would likely win? Did you feel liek we had a legit shit at a SB? I bet you did. Shit doesn't always work out but you have to win to contend and if you win a hell of a lot, you are a CONTENDER. |
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You keep using wins and losses to justify QB play, by doing that, you're missing the big picture |
When you play the way the chiefs did in the 90's, the margin for winning a single game in a single elimination playoff becomes so slim it's tough. Defense and strong running game are great ways to win games, sure.
But when it comes down to a single game, teams like that require to much to go right that it becomes tougher. Add to that we never had an explosive offense, it just adds to it. |
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Hell no, I didn't think we could win. No one. I mean no other person has been banging the QB drum longer than me. |
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Here is the list of QB's by yards last year. Look this over and let me know the correlation between throwing for 4000 yards and winning. http://espn.go.com/nfl/statistics/pl...t/passingYards |
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