Miami reporter says we signed McIntosh
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EMAW!
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Lame.
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I hope that's a joke.......a 6 year contract for another scrub....
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Good gawd. I'm not here to bash, but just seeing his name again makes me want to hurl. He was the uber turnstile when he was with us...and I don't think he got much better in Miami.
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Honestly, I would take Jordan Black any day of the week over McIntosh. He is absolutely horrible.
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I'm guessing the deal didn't break any banks.
Who is better, him or Black? Cause I didn't see many alternatives out there... |
They both suck......we aren't a damn Bowl team, we should have probably just put a CHEAP scrub over there instead of an expensive scrub.
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Whether he's better than Black or not, the bottom line is that he's a starter at left tackle for another team, and he'll come in and compete for the position, which is our worst need. I've got no problem with that.
This makes me think that we're drafting either a WR or a DT with our first pick, though. |
6 fricken years?
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Don't the Dolphins have, y'know, the worst offensive line in any level of football except Pop Warner?
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I don't really care too much about the contract length either as opposed to how much he got in signing bonuses. |
Star reporting this as well.....
Damn. http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascity/16828088.htm Chiefs sign veteran offensive tackle By ADAM TEICHER The Kansas City Star The Chiefs and free-agent offensive tackle Damion McIntosh agreed to terms today on a six-year contract, the players agent said. McIntosh, who will turn 30 this month, is a seven-year NFL veteran and a six-year starter at left tackle with the Chargers and Dolphins. Chiefs coach Herm Edwards wasn't available to discuss plans for McIntosh, but he presumably will become Kansas City's starting left tackle. He would replace Jordan Black, who is an unrestricted free agent and can sign with another team. Linebacker Napoleon Harris was scheduled to arrive in Kansas City today for a visit with the Chiefs. |
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But then again that's not very hard. |
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He's Jamaican, so um, that's cool.
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Looks like Carl is gunning for a 2-14 season himself. Nap Harris-you have to be kidding me??
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I wonder how many QBs are going to be on the roster?
Looks like we may need a few more. |
The Chiefs are morons there's no nice way to put this, this guy is ****in awful. You could get an undrafted FA that makes no money to do the same job.
Now we get to pay money for the crappy performance. The Chiefs the masters of paying money to just fill a position of need even if the guy sucks. |
Assets
Great strength and leverage. A solid run blocker. Moves and adjusts well and doesn't beat himself. Flaws Needs protection against better pass rushers. Technique is average. Can be slow-footed. Gets hurt a lot. Career potential Adequate starter. Reading this scouting report, makes me think that we signed him as probably a short term stopgap who can runblock because that's going to be our main focus offensively. We better have someone behind him if he gets injured so much... |
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According to a Dolphins board, McIntosh gave up 5.5 sacks last year.
According to this board a while back, Jordan Black gave up 13. |
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Maybe he's not getting that much, they haven't said.
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So we can put him back a guard when Shields retires.
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McIntosh is not nearly as bad as Mecca is making him out to be. He isn't great, but he was solid for Miami, especially during Saban's first year. I don't doubt that he is an improvement over Black.
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We're smart like that. |
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He's an old black version of Jordan Black...... |
He's probably better than Black, most sites have him listed as the #2 free agent tackle. But I see the chiefsplanet verdict is already in on a guy that nobody has seen play.
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6 year deal worries me but I say its a backloaded contract.
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I say give him a shot. 5.5 sacks last year ain't bad.
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Remember playing SD a few years ago when they were awful....he was a starter on that team. |
You guys are fucking morons, especially Mecca.
Dude allowed 5.5 sacks, had 3 false starts and just ONE holding penalty. Compare that to Black (13 sacks, 3 holds) or even an elite tackle like Walter Jones (10.5 sacks, 2 holds). I'm 100% sure that some of you idiots -- and you know who you are -- don't even watch football. |
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And again, 6 years most likely = 3 years. Just like Clements' 8 year/$80 million deal is actually more like 6 year/$45 million. Since when has the NFL guaranteed contracts for its players? Oh yeah, that's right -- they haven't. |
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The Chiefs are never going to do things the right way, they are satisfied winning their 7-10 games every year. |
can't hurt
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He could very well be a bad signing, or work out well for what we want to do... |
A Dolphin writer's take on McIntosh, written a few days ago:
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Sounds about right.
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Save the money for when we need it in 2009. I hope all the teams spend all their money for the next three years, you can not build a team thru FA, maybe add one position or two to succeed. I imagine you spent your wad before (in) hand as well? People complain when we sign FA players and bitch when we do not. I hope we sign no more FA and take our lumps this year. I have stared to look to 2008 for a change of pace after 10 years of "next" year. |
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So far, A for Carl! |
We once signed Kendrell Bell to a 7 year deal. And he's not going to be here next year... I wouldn't freak out over the 6-year contract.
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According to football outsiders Miami was 25th in the league running left end 10th running left tackle......that's not exactly good...
Also for the other comment I would have signed no one this year that wasn't cheap. The Chiefs are in a get younger dump older players time. They need to be releasing the Knights, Sims, Wesleys, Hicks and so forth not signing more old guys to go with them.....we need to be playing to have alot of cap room next year and the year after not spending it now when we need to be gutting this team. |
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so tell us all Mecca, just how much did the Chiefs overspend for McIntosh? Enlighten us, please. Be sure and tell us all how much better the team would be if they just stuck with Jordan Black.
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"we signed him he must be good if you dont like him you suck" Seeing as that is basically your arguement. Acting like I've never seen him play is laughable he was in our division for several years. 'My god you disagree with me you don't know football!" |
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Nobody for two years IMO. Saved the cash for when and if we need it. Lets the money fall this year for FA's. FA is for teams that are close and we are rebuilding even if CP does not want to say that because of season tickets. Everybody has to rebuild sooner or later and the success is from teams that know this, unlike the Chiefs. |
You gotta try REALLY hard to be as bad as Black was last year. Worst tackle I've seen in our uniform over an extended period since Criswell:
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Damion McIntosh did have a solid season last year.
His best season, to be sure. However, his numbers were helped to a large degree by the fact that Joey Harrington did what the Dolphins asked him to do, in that he got the ball out quickly. Three step drop, make a decision and get rid of the ball. If the Chiefs continue to play offense the way they did last season, putting themselves in obvious 3rd down passing situations, then McIntosh will struggle. He is better than Black, I'll grant. I just hope we didn't spend big money to sign him. |
I'm personally not blown away by this signing, but if there's one area we're going to dump money into it should be the lines. They need improvement. And this whole "rebuilding" idea is garbage if you have Jordan Black at LT. Croyle or any other QB will never, ever develop if you put him behind a line that gets him killed... he'll just be another David Carr. You cannot "get by" and skimp when it comes to the offensive line. You gotta think 4th dimensionally, Marty. Not protecting your QB and RB now is going to wear them down for the time when "the future" is here.
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Didn't you get the memo? :rolleyes: |
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