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Demonpenz 08-26-2007 01:30 PM

With him riding the pine this year the trainers also could put another 10 to 15 pounds of muscle on him making him that much more ready.

OnTheWarpath15 08-26-2007 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by splatbass
True, WHEN HE IS READY. He isn't.

Thanks, Coach.

I guess you would have given up on Peyton Manning and Troy Aikman too.

4-28 in their rookie seasons, combined.

You can't tell me he's not ready when he hasn't played a game that counts, with a full playbook, game plan and teammates.

The question won't be answered until he gets REAL GAME EXPERIENCE.

If you judged QB's on their 1st 5 quarters of PS play, the position would become extinct. No one would ever be good enough.

Demonpenz 08-26-2007 01:35 PM

again peyton maninng and aikman were first rounders who were big and strong and the talent was right there infront of everyone's eyes. Brodie is sskinny short and dumb

OnTheWarpath15 08-26-2007 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Demonpenz
again peyton maninng and aikman were first rounders who were big and strong and the talent was right there infront of everyone's eyes. Brodie is sskinny short and dumb

Again, you're a moron.

It's well documented that Croyle would have been a R1 pick if not for the injuries. He has the talent.

Croyle is 6'2...one lousy inch shorter than Trent Green, who I don't recall anyone bitching about him being short in 5 years with KC.

This has to be an act.....

splatbass 08-26-2007 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58
Thanks, Coach.

I guess you would have given up on Peyton Manning and Troy Aikman too.

4-28 in their rookie seasons, combined.

You can't tell me he's not ready when he hasn't played a game that counts, with a full playbook, game plan and teammates.

The question won't be answered until he gets REAL GAME EXPERIENCE.

If you judged QB's on their 1st 5 quarters of PS play, the position would become extinct. No one would ever be good enough.

Manning and Aikman didn't have the problems with mechanics that Croyle has. They were ready much sooner.

I wanted Croyle to start, but this is not a bad thing. He will be a better QB because of this.

Demonpenz 08-26-2007 01:46 PM

Aikman was #1 overall yeah go ahead and keep comparing a ferrari to a alabama tractor

OnTheWarpath15 08-26-2007 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by splatbass
Manning and Aikman didn't have the problems with mechanics that Croyle has. They were ready much sooner.

I wanted Croyle to start, but this is not a bad thing. He will be a better QB because of this.

Where did all this "mechanics" crap come from?

I know the coaching staff hasn't said a word about his mechanics being poor. He comes over the top with the ball, and has a lightning quick release.

The whole "throwing off his back foot" shit is completely overblown.

Every starting QB in the NFL this year will throw off his back foot at some time, if not multiple times during the year.

Period.

Jesus Christ....Brett Favre made a LIVING out of it.

And they were no more READY than Croyle. You have to PLAY to have that questioned answered.

OnTheWarpath15 08-26-2007 01:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Demonpenz
Aikman was #1 overall yeah go ahead and keep comparing a ferrari to a alabama tractor

Tom Brady was a 6th round pick.

Guess he should give those SB rings and MVP trophies back.....

Demonpenz 08-26-2007 01:48 PM

I wouldn't worry anyways if brodie is as good as you guys think he is he should have no problems winning the job. For once the chiefs are making a player EARN their job and I am thankful for it. I am tired of people just recieving the job after proving NOTHING. The fact brodie wet the bed in 2 games with no pressure just proves that he wasn't ready. I would rather trust people who know how to run a franchise for a living than arm chair gm's.

the Talking Can 08-26-2007 01:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Demonpenz
I wouldn't worry anyways if brodie is as good as you guys think he is he should have no problems winning the job. For once the chiefs are making a player EARN their job and I am thankful for it. I am tired of people just recieving the job after proving NOTHING. The fact brodie wet the bed in 2 games with no pressure just proves that he wasn't ready. I would rather trust people who know how to run a franchise for a living than arm chair gm's.

ROFL

Carl is making you reeruned

TEX 08-26-2007 01:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by beer me
It isn't the end of the world that an unproven, inexperience QB didn't win the starting job right now. Earlier today I looked up at the sky and it is definately still up there. Hasn't fallen a bit.

Brodie isn't ready. It's that simple. He doesn't even have his mechanics down. He rushes things. He makes bad descisons. And he's got his whole career ahead of him. Don't you think maybe this will be a bit of a wake up call to him to get his shit together? Don't you think it will make him work even harder to be the guy we all hope he can be when the time comes? Isn't it better to let a guy who obviously isn't ready, sit back, get some perspective himself and come in once the O-line is (hopefully) a little more stable and LJ has found his stride?

Huard isn't great but he was solid last year and anyone who disputes that isn't looking at the big picture. Yes he had some issues. He was also the second rated passer in the NFL and lead us to the playoffs. It certainly wasn't his fault we didn't win once we were there. We know he can handle being the starter. Croyle.... not so much.

Excuse Herm and Carl and the whole organization for trying to put the best players on the field to start a season and maybe... just maybe trying to win a game or two. Many of us have little hope for a good season... no matter who plays QB. I'm glad the people who run the team don't have that same degree of low or no expectations. I mean how dare they try to compete with players who've proven they can.

Brodie will get his chance...probably even this year. I for one thank Herm and Carl for not handing the team over to a guy who may just get his ass and his confidence broken in two right from the start. Brodie will be a better QB later... when he's ready... for not having to try to sail a potentially sinkng ship now.

And who knows... we may not even be that bad.

:clap: :clap: :clap:

IMO, easily the best post of the new season.

Demonpenz 08-26-2007 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58
Tom Brady was a 6th round pick.

Guess he should give those SB rings and MVP trophies back.....

Tom Brady came in and lit it up right away.

Demonpenz 08-26-2007 01:56 PM

I am just glad the majority of the fans out there have common sense that this is the correct move. Chiefsplanet is just a small pocket of fans. If I was around this kind of negativity every sunday football would stop being fun. Enjoy the ride guys and stop freaking out. Huard may give us a shot to the playoffs and anything can happen. If croyle is good he will get his shot if he isn't oh well. GO CHIEFS!

Demonpenz 08-26-2007 01:57 PM

great post beer me. go chiefs

cdcox 08-26-2007 01:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Demonpenz
I wouldn't worry anyways if brodie is as good as you guys think he is he should have no problems winning the job. For once the chiefs are making a player EARN their job and I am thankful for it. I am tired of people just recieving the job after proving NOTHING. The fact brodie wet the bed in 2 games with no pressure just proves that he wasn't ready. I would rather trust people who know how to run a franchise for a living than arm chair gm's.

Explain to me what

Pollard
Page
Svitek
our Right T (pick one)
or our #2 WR (pick one)

has done to earn a job.


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