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Speaking of a rusher, any idea why Jordan didn't participate at his pro day today? |
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you drugged out hippie, been spending too much time in randy quaid's trailer sober up and tell me tomorrow how much donnie avery and alex smith are gonna shred the nfl, queer |
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If they don't move up to nab a QB, the GM is likely fired after this season. |
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Even then, you're assuming that Alex Smith meets all of the conditions to turn the pick into a #2 next year. If that happens, we traded the equivalent of a late first rounder for a QB that exceeded expectations. If he doesn't (which is what a lot of people apparently expect), then it's worth 560 + 70 (mid fourth rounder) = 630 (about pick #29 or 30). |
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(Not to mention Houston at 70) So maybe they can afford to wait on that one. |
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I'd still take a pass rusher over a Right Tackle any day of the week. Even with Hali/Houston.
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Also note how I'm in this thread, discussing something interesting (namely drafting a pass rusher earlier) instead of hopping on my soap box and trying to convince everyone everything sucks. Or complaining about how happy everybody is in here. |
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And as teams like the Houston Texans found out last year when they lost Brian Cushing, it's nice to have more than two pass rushing OLB's on hand. |
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If Alex Smith is a superbowl quarterback, how come Colin Kaepernick averaged over 100 more yards per game than him with the same exact team? |
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http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/77...ct-sources-say |
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I just don't think taking a situational player that high is quite what we should be looking at. I would rather them just bite the bullet and take the tackle. |
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You've been pulling this shit all offseason and can ****ing stick it up your ass. |
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4300 yards... about 1.69 Donnie Averies more than smith ever has take away those yards and almost 2 donnie averies disintegrate |
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If what they said at the Presser is true and Reid has had a woody for Smith for years and has inquired about him in the past even to try and get him to Philly he wasn't going to let him get away. If someone else was out there or the Niners were putting out fake feelers I guess they won because of how much Reid was smitten with Smith. |
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Not sure how that hurts Smith. |
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If that's not an option, I go with the best player on the board, regardless of position. If that's Dion Jordan (to fit your scenario) then great. Sharrif Floyd or Sheldon Richardson? Okay. Joeckel or Fisher? I'll pretend it didn't happen. If I absotively, posilutely have to give you a name, I think might actually go for the wild card and take a flyer on cordarrelle patterson. |
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And before 2011, he'd never been coached by a competent coach, let alone COY like Luck. |
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And if the Chiefs drafted Patterson, they'd have a logjam at WR, especially since they just resigned Bowe and signed Avery to a three year deal. If they take a WR, it should be Tavon Austin. |
If they are gonna take Jordan or Ansah, they absolutely have to trade down and get picks.
Nicks has pretty much cornholed himself into taking a QB. I wouldn't be surprised if we could get a whole hell of alot more out of him than people think right now. |
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60 receptions, 781 yards, 3TD's. 13 yard average. |
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That's my opinion, of course. Hopefully he far, far exceeds my low expectations. And for the upteen-millionth time, because somebody will go there like they have 8 trillion times before this week, it really has nothing to do with Geno Smith. |
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Alex Smith is alot better than he's getting credit for. Put him with Reid and he actually might end up being a top 12ish QB or higher.
Obviously Reid sees something in him. |
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I was wrong. |
We aren't going to be a running team anymore. No more ball control trust your defense football.
I just think they end up taking one of the tackles. |
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Because last I checked, anyone worth a ****ing shit wasn't available and those that were, signed as backups. |
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Isn't that kind of what we want Donnie Avery to be though, the speed threat? In any case, I think the way they're filling the roster with 'guys,' there's going to be a logjam basically wherever they pick. |
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But if they DO choose a tackle, the only way I can personally justify it is that they'd be spending about $4.5 million per year on a good right tackle in free agency, which is approximately what they'd be spending if they choose a right tackle at 1.1. |
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Sure would be nice if Baldwin can give us something after facing Sean Smith in practice every day and we can use Avery in the slot. |
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A little testy tonight? :D |
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If Alex Smith can get us to 13-3 by checking the ball down constantly and avoiding tough throws, by all means, go Alex. |
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3 things. QB, LT and a Pass rusher that can get to the opposing teams QB in the 4th Quarter! Question: What happen to Allen Bailey? I remember this guy coming on real strong the second half of 2011 and then last season, nothing. With all the talk of another pass rusher I would think this guy could be a candidate. |
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But if they think Fisher could be an all pro at RT and Albert an all pro at LT, I see the point there. |
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As far as available names, I'd rather have Fitzpatrick for free than Smith for the price we paid. Jason Campbell, too, maybe. |
Look at the 9ers offense once Kaep took over. Yeah, it was alot more dynamic, but **** me, Kaep is a stud. It's not like it was a slap dick took over there.
Even with that, they weren't a total air it out team. They basically were a 90's Marty team with a stud at QB, but they are a physical run the football defensive team. |
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It's been a long time since Chiefs football was actually fun to watch. |
Thing wiht the price we paid, if he turns out to be a top 10 QB in the NFL, it doesn't matter. Especially if we are able to trade down, which we will be for something, and recoup some picks.
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Avery could end up being a good signing if he can continue to be healthy. Potentially the best #2 we've had here in a very long time. 'course we don't have anybody who can get him the ball down the field, so maybe he should be in the slot. |
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I just am leery after Dante Hall and McCluster experiments at WR. |
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For better or worse, Reid is gonna have Smith throwing the ball down the field.
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I think Steadman Bailey's going to be a star, too. |
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Trade Albert to a team in the teens that needs a left tackle...hopefully for a mid to late first. Trade down, adding a first next year. Draft Fisher, Joeckel or Johnson. |
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I'm actually pretty surprised at the way you've been acting lately. I thought all these years that you were pretty level headed, but you have really gone off the deep end lately. |
IMO, the reason alot of these rookies are doing what they are doing is the same reason Kaep was so good. It's a really simplified offense or atleast they start simple and work their way up.
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Me - I'm nearly done bitching.....and I really hope the worry was/is unfounded......I would enjoy an 8-8 season, if it looked like we could keep improving.... CHIEFS!! |
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