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Herm to stick with Huard when Brodie comes back?
Brodie Croyle-QB-Chiefs Oct. 1 - 4:40 pm et
Chiefs coach Herm Edwards wouldn't commit Wednesday to Brodie Croyle retaking his starting job when he returns from a separated throwing shoulder. "We'll talk about that when Brodie comes back," Edwards said, nodding his head repeatedly like it was a bad question. If KC was committed to winning this year, Damon Huard would likely continue to start, but that isn't the case. per rw I just saw this on tv, and it looks like herm is waffling big time, and kept as it describes above, shaking off the question. It almost sounds like he would stick with Damon if he continues to play decent. Croyle should be starting if he is healthy enough to play, period. He wouldn't say it's Croyle's job |
Croyle should start. I want to give him one more chance. He should excell.
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Won't happen.
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Last few statements by Herm on Croyle almost makes you feel like Herm has lost some faith in him. If that's the case.... see ya Brodie. Herm's bad side is cold...
Brodie should come right back though IMO... |
I can understand why, because he wants to keep his job and he thinks starting Huard will get him a few more wins.
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It's goofy how 0-9 and multiple injuries will shake one's faith in a player...
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We can't get rid of Herm soon enough.
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if we do stick with Huard then we might as well just cut every QB on the roster at teh end of the year because they are worthless to us going forward.
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I seriously doubt that Clark Hunt is telling Herm "You'd better start Huard and win some games. Otherwise, you're fired". No. ****ing. Way. Herm's stuck in a pickle. He's got an old QB who has limited abilities, a young QB who can't stay healthy with a ton of physical ability, a QB that's as raw as and raw can be and a complete unknown in Martin. Who gives this team the best chance to improve week in and week out and what's best for this organization? Waiting for Croyle to get hurt again or trying to move forward with the development of young players? THAT'S the issue. NOT whether or not Herm would lose his job. |
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Isn't there an old school rule, you don't lose your job to injury?
If this is a true youth movement you let the guy that may have a future play out the year barring injury...and then evaluate. Huard is not the future starter |
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Are you kidding me? Herm is sticking with Huard because he's been burned by the same situation before. You can't tell me he wasn't feeling the pressure of perhaps losing his job after the eggs his team laid under the horrible Thigpen experiment. He's not waffling about Brodie. He's already made up his mind. Huard wins and doesn't stink up the joint, he stays in.
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Croyle is starting when he's healthy. Period. In fact, he still gives the Chiefs the best chance to win.
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The Chiefs don't have a starting QB, so who plays out the rest of the year doesn't really matter... |
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When Croyle returns to the line-up, as I'm sure he will, it will be interesting if some posters are quick to claim that he "deserves another shot" when he gets hurt, again.
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Huard is best for the youth movement..he will make more players better than Brodie will..on BOTH sides of the ball
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Judging by the way people are suddenly sucking off Huard after a 160-yard game, they're going to be SHOCKED when Croyle comes back. It's almost as if people think Croyle and Thigpen are the same player. WTF? |
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However, he hasn't been able to stay on the field far to often already. Give him another chance. Don't give him another chance. It doesn't make a damn bit of difference. It would be foolish for the Chiefs to go into the season next year with the QB depth chart as is. We need to address the position in the draft and in FA and rebuild the depth chart at QB. |
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Huard and Croyle = different kinds of suck. Get over it. |
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Why is it so important to get Croyle on the move? This has nothing to do with trying not to get him killed, right? |
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this all depends if Julius Peppers has himself Huard for lunch i bet he is foaming at the mouth - i'm not yet convinced that Croyle is much more then anything other then a backup QB at this point, he is just to frail to be a QB in the NFL. Huard gives us the best chance to win even if Croyle was healthy
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This should be interesting. There's an unwritten law in the NFL that says you don't lose your job due to injury. Also, the youth movement dictates that we start Croyle ... at least until he proves once and for all that he isn't the right guy for the job.
My guess is that he'll return as the starter ... with an even shorter leash (if that's possible) this time around. FAX |
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Sorry, I'm having a difficult time thinking through all the "big plays" Croyle has authored. All the talk of his perceived strengths is meaningless to me because I don't think he'll ever stay on the field consistently. |
Should still be Brodie's job, I thought he performed well until his injury.
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Maybe they made up their mind on Croyle already.
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Year 1: Injured in training camp. Year 2: Lost job to Huard in camp, injured when inserted as the starter. Never won a game. Year 3: Injured 27 seconds into game 1. Perhaps I'm being too negative, but I don't need to see the next injury. |
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You guys are more reeruned than I thought if you REALLY believe Herm is going to start Huard just to save his job. Not happening.
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The QB of the future is clearly not on the team at this point. So, there is no reason to not start the QB who gives you the best chance to win, which is clearly Huard.
Case closed. |
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I hope Croyle starts and they throw DOWNFIELD atleast 10 yard routes...
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I like Croyle.
I'm done with Croyle. Time for a new direction. He is too easily broken. |
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No reason to play Huard, he is a backup period. We need to let Croyle play it out, if he sucks then release him!
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IF Huard continues to play well and lead the Chiefs to victory, I think they'll be slow to bring Croyle back on the field. If Huard struggles, Croyle's back in until he's injured again. |
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Herm would throw his mother under the bus to save his job. He's already thrown everybody else under; he's running out of bodies. |
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And how the **** do you know the playbook is limited???? dumbass |
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This is mainly the reason why we made the playoffs in 06 |
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Huard is immobile. Croyle is mobile. When Croyle is in the game, they can do more. Duh? |
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I'm talking about Brodie Croyle slinging the ball down the field for a first down after carrying out a play fake. With the way the running game is picking up the bootleg could be a very effective play. |
Try looking at from a different perspective not wins and losses bet which QB gives our young players the best opportunity to show themselves. This is why the Thiggy experiment pissed me off. As of right now I am leaning toward Huard in that scenario right now, jury is still out. Croyle still has not got me sold yet that he can be competent or stay on the field long enough for this to happen.
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"HERM WHY DID YOU SAY THAT? LOOK AT WHAT THEY ARE POSTING ON CHIEFSPLANET NOW! DAMMIT, HERM!" |
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Only one time in the whole f**king football game, the Chiefs threw more than 15 yards while Brokie Croyle was under center. |
Herm is a ****ing coward an ignorant pussy
we set back our rebuild, and Croyle's development for a year in order go 4-12 with damon huard now, we're scrapping croyle after 1 game, for what? to win 3 games with a shit sucking career backup who has nothing to do with the future of our team.... why did we draft croyle, or why draft any young qb? why are we rebuilding if we have no intention of playing and grooming young QBs? this is such a True Fan, Carl, Win Now, 8-8 move...more of the same anything to appease our pussy fans...our ignorant cock sucking loser fans.... we deserve to be 8-8, forever... we're scrapping our rebuild for Damon Huard....think about that |
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Please explain to me and everyone else how the Chiefs are "scrapping the rebuild" by playing Huard, when there are 10 ROOKIES CONTRIBUTING AND STARTING FOR THE CHIEFS. I'll be anxiously awaiting your stupid response. |
I am not excited to see croyle back at all. He hasn't done anything. Huard atleast gets decent reads and if he has protection...looks like he knows what he is doing. I hope croyle proves me wrong. Next year get a qb or a veteran qb (if the best player available isn't a qb)
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True, Croyle has all the tools to be a great QB. Unfortunately, Huard is the only one who seems capable of posting a winning start. Neither seem to be the long term answer but, the proof is there thus far, that Huard can win...Something that has eluded Croyle.. Herm says 'you play to win the game'..... Seems pretty clear what should be done.. |
I love this place. We're bitching about playing Huard the rest of the year when we haven't even played THE FIFTH GAME YET.
****ing morons. |
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I think Herm's ambiguity on the subject are just to give Damon the impression that if he plays well, and leads the team to victory, he may continue to start.
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We need a QB .. I don't think Croyle can stay healthy in this league .. Huard is a good back-up but old .. the rest is filler ...
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While I wouldn't call benching Brodie in favor of a guy who's most likely only going to play for two more years "scrapping the rebuild" I would call it "extremely stupid" unless they're giving up on Brodie all together as a starter.
If Brodie can't stay healthy, plain sucks or is the next coming of Joe Montana there is no better time to find out than this season. Do you really want to go into next season on with no more knowledge of what he can do than what we came into this one? That's an exercise in futility in a time when we're supposed to be building. If they bench him for Huard in order to go 5-11 they better at least have the balls to scrap the Brodie QBOTF experiment all together because starting the experiment from scratch again next season would be "extremely stupid" when we can find out now and address the needs or lack there of in the off season. |
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