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Am I the only one here that still wants the Chiefs to win some games this season?
I know I'm just The Royals fan so what do I know... that's fine. I also know the loss of Moeaki and Berry is really damaging so hopes are down. We stunk in week 1 so if we can't beat or even be competitive with the Bills at home what hope do we have...?
I know a lot of people want Andrew Luck... I'd like to see a QB like that in KC too. But I'm not ready to tank the season after one week in hopes that we get the top pick.... THEN actually take him. This team won the division last year. We added some talent... maybe not enough depth. But the team is young and SHOULD get better. If we can't compete because of the loss of one guy on each side of the ball then I'd guess we weren't nearly as good as we thought last year. Yes... easy schedule... so what. You can only win the games you play. Yes this year the schedule is hard... so what. Rising teams should get better. Cassel isn't great... Haley went full reerun in pre-season... I get it. I'm just wondering if most of you guys/gals have really given up already or if the talk here since Sunday is more of a coping mechanism. Feel free to say stfu baseball fan... just honestly on my mind. |
Want to win? Hell yes.
Reality? Hell no. |
You are Clark Hunt's wet dream. Blind optimism.
I want gold to fall from the sky... doesn't mean it will happen. At this point the best hope for this franchise is to end the Haley/Cassel fiasco. If that means going 0-16 to achieve that then so be it. Short term pain for a better future. |
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Winning is awesome.
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I'll be ready to win on Sunday morning. Then __ will push our shit in, starting a shit storm for the next 6 1/2 days.
Rinse, repeat. |
**** yes I want them to win. Very badly.
Now stfu baseball fan. |
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If Cassel is gone next season, I'm happy to give Haley an additional 2 seasons to get something going. I honestly and truly believe that handcuffing that farce of a QB to Haley was a huge mistake. |
I would like to still make the playoffs, and i'm hoping we do...but i don't see it happening
And if we're going to suck, I want to suck bad... Andrew Luck is our savior |
I want them to win. I am tired of receiving dumb(_l_) texts from my Raider, Bronco and even Bear fan friends every time the Chiefs lose and/or their team wins.
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I'm not a quitter, it's just not in my makeup. Besides, it would take total failure to get the number 1, and I think this team is to good to fail that badly. I don't want to get in the 6-10 to 9-7 cycle where we have a QB that wins some games, but puts us out of the running for drafting a real franchise QB. BUT I would rather fail and get a guy that has a 10% chance to be elite then a QB that wins 8-9 games but has 0% chance of winning it all. |
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I want to see exciting football from now on out. Respectability.
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What's the best position at the end of the season? Super bowl winner of course..... What's the second best? 1st pick in the draft(especially now that contracts aren't insane). Look I'd love t see the team win out, but you know what, I don't want wins, I want championships. Until the chiefs get a franchise QB we're not winning a championship, that's not a maybe, it's a statistic for how the game is played today. |
Always want to win and, as I said in another thread, I am not conceding the 2011 season after week one. I would, however, like to see Cassell replaced by a legit QB prospect and I'm hoping that we are in a position to draft one early next April. Best case scenario would be to have one slide which does happen, on occasion (Rogers, Brees). Haven't seen it mentioned yet, but Mallet might have been nice for us. Who knows? Maybe Pioli trades another 2nd round pick for another Pats backup and this time it works out? :shrug: Cool thing about life- you never know what's going to happen.
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If the Chiefs did wind up with the first pick in the draft I would give it a 75% chance Pioli takes his head out of his ass and takes a QB before the third day. I'll take a 75% chance over a 0% chance with the #2 pick.
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By some bizarro reason we get the #1 pick and don't draft Luck I will say goodbye to the Chiefs until Pioli is gone.
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I get so sick of the "so-and-so is our savior" bullshit. It's someone different every year. You do NOT tank seasons for draft position. Period.
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With all the crap going on around me right now I just plain don't give a shit about the Chiefs now. I'll watch but probably with a numb mind. They just aren't worth getting worked up over. I guess 40 years of accomplishing nothing does that.
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We've lost lots of games in plenty of seasons but it hasn't really helped.
So yeah, I guess I'd just as soon win some instead. I've been rooting for this team for over 40 years. Playing for next season loses its appeal after a while. |
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I'm patient. I would take a 1-15 season (beating the Raiders in Arrowhead) in a heartbeat if it means possibly getting the best QB of our generation. |
I think people often stick their head in the sand and we get this overdramatic wailing how the Chiefs did everything wrong and 31 other teams played flawless football.
Not that I'd put it past the Chiefs at this point, but there was a lot of bad, bad football played this past weekend. There are some real bad teams out there. I think we're in deep trouble without Berry, but we still have Hali and Charles, which a lot of teams don't have. I think we could try to tank and I'm not real confident we'd end up ahead of every single one of these teams like the Seahawks, Colts, and Broncos. |
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Crap I didn't even mention the Vikings. They do have some talent, but McNabb threw for 39 yards the other day. 39 YARDS. That's almost as unbelievable as Cassel's 0.4 yard a pass performance, or whatever it was. Just hideous football. Yeah the Chargers are good but he's also in a division with the Bears, Packers, and Suh. If he doesn't wake up they're going in the tank.
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I'm dead serious, I'd be done with the chiefs. I can handle not sucking bad enough to get the pick and seeing him slip away to Seattle. I won't put up with "eh, we're good, we got Cassel and Stanzi, lets get some first round defense!" when a franchise QB is on the board and KC has a mountain of cap room. |
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But me being a baseball fan first should tell you all you need to know about my expectations. The Royals have drafted near first for many of the past several years. One player doesn't mean championship, not even Andrew Luck. We get him... he'll play as a rookie and even Peyton Manning didn't win in his rookie season. Does it mean we might have a great cornerstone for the future? Sure... if everything works out. I'd rather see my teams win than lose in the short term and the long term. Andrew Luck as a Chief gaurantees you absolutely nothing. |
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I'm not gonna jump on the "suck for luck" bandwagon until it's a realistic possibility. You know...if we're 0-7 or something then I'll start thinking about it.
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Only a few, a very small precious few, teams get an opportunity to draft a franchise QB. It isn't a guarantee of a super bowl (see: Miami Dolphins) but it gives you a really big leg up while everyone else is trying to make do with an average QB, a great defense, and a lot of prayer. |
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let's face it, we are not NFL ready right now. Blame it on the lockout, blame it on injuries, blame in on Haley, whatever. We're not an NFL team right now, OU or Standford would have raped us on Sunday. We need a franchise QB if we ever want to get over any sort of hump. **** it, we need to do this.
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Now there are obviously concerns about morale, teamwork, etc if you were to pull that strategy, but if you're out of contention and you can intentionally lose, without compromising the ability of the team to buy in and execute your system. Then you do so, because it's all about what gets you to the championship sooner. At the end of the season the only question you ask is, did you win on superbowl sunday? Everyone who answers no lost, it makes no difference how they got there, at the end, they failed. At that point the only thing that is important is how well positioned you are for the next year. Without a QB the odds say we are not going to win a super bowl so then the question becomes how do we position ourselves to win a super bowl in the future? Maybe it's Luck or maybe it's someone else, but next year looks to be a strong QB year. The worst thing that we could have happen is that we end up just average and they think well maybe lets give cassel one more shot. Remember the Chiefs management probably doesn't care THAT much about winning a championship. The most important thing is to sell tickets and a mediocre but 'winning' that's always in contention but will never go all the way will do that(see the 90s and Karl's 100 year plan). The chiefs are a business, so long as they are making money they won't jeopardize that to try to win a championship. Mediocracy is good for them. It's 'safe' and low risk. Many people in this world love things mediocre. For me, if you care, excellence is the only option. |
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I miss the Bash. :( That's about the only time I really get to see the women behind the men of ChiefsPlanet. Or the women of ChiefsPlanet. I miss my Smitty! |
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Kidding dude. Not about my wife... about yours. |
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EDIT No, that is NOT why I married her. LMAO |
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And I hope to god that they don't get a legit QB or Luck. |
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ya, Seahawks, Broncos, Colts, Panthers, Browns are probably worst than the Chiefs.
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Rams lost their best RB and receiver.
I don't think our season is that bad no offense rams fan |
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