Originally Posted by Deberg_1990 (Post 4920694)

I see flashes that he might be a good QB. But a superstar?? I dont see it.

He deserves the whole season ( i doubt he makes it through). We are kind of stuck with him this year anyways. But i have a strong suspicion, we will be looking for a franchise QB next April.

Originally Posted by Midnight_Vulture (Post 4920331)

Hey virgin

We are screwed at QB. Why cant some of you understand that?

Originally Posted by Nightfyre (Post 4920714)

Because the people who are paid professionals SAY SO.

Originally Posted by Wile_E_Coyote (Post 4920724)

That's it. I am trolling because I doubt Croyle's ability, and Herm is just givng him a chance? Heaven forbid

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990 (Post 4920694)

I see flashes that he might be a good QB. But a superstar?? I dont see it.

He deserves the whole season ( i doubt he makes it through). We are kind of stuck with him this year anyways. But i have a strong suspicion, we will be looking for a franchise QB next April.

Originally Posted by beach tribe (Post 4920711)

I think Croyle looks good, and will have a decent season

Originally Posted by ChiefsFanatic (Post 4920606)

If Dave Grohl suited up in place of Croyle, would we even be able to tell the difference?

I can't stand Croyle. I have watched football for a long time, and when I watch Croyle play QB, there is nothing I see that makes me think he is a Pro QB, now or in the future.

But, these experts on this board really know their stuff, and they post on the internet, so they must be right.

Originally Posted by ChiefsFanatic (Post 4920713)

Not to brag, but I have won as many SuperBowls as a Head Coach as Marty and Herm combined.

And what is your point about people making a living coaching and making personnel decisions? You mean the great thinkers that did things like draft Todd Blackledge, Trezelle Jenkins and Ryan Sims? Yes, player evaluation is much better left to the experts.

Originally Posted by milkman (Post 4920745)

I've watched football for a long time, and when I watch Croyle I see some things that I like.
I see a guy who has the tools to succeed.

But the fact is, neither you, nor I, have a ****ing clue.

Originally Posted by milkman (Post 4920745)

What I find funny is that you lnow exactly as much as the experts on the board, which is to say, not a damn thing.

There isn't a single poster here who knows if Croyle will be successful, or that he'll never amount to anything.

I've watched football for a long time, and when I watch Croyle I see some things that I like.
I see a guy who has the tools to succeed.

But the fact is, neither you, nor I, have a ****ing clue.

Originally Posted by beach tribe (Post 4920723)

It's saturday night, and the big lady slayer is at home on the internet.

Is you're bike broke down or something?

Originally Posted by Vanilla Thunder (Post 4920738)

I doubt he becomes what we hope.

Originally Posted by Nightfyre (Post 4920736)

You are trolling because every thing you said on the front page screams "trolling for responses to my pathetic thread"

Observe:

...because I see nothing
He had one good series against the Bears & since, squat
How many series has he had? How many has he made a difference? The running game saved his bacon tonight. I am not impressed
He needs a good game next week, for him & the Chiefs


At what point were you going to address the conversation actually occuring in the thread? All you had were a bunch of single line insubstantial statements meant to bump your shitty thread.

Originally Posted by JuicesFlowing (Post 4920749)

I'm amazed at how many people think winning a Super bowl is easy and expected. There are 32 teams in the league and a lot of teams aren't as successful as our Chiefs ... Go ride the Dallas bandwagon.

Originally Posted by keg in kc (Post 4920766)

I'm guessing what we hope (and by 'we' i mean the team) is that he becomes Elvis Grbac or Steve DeBerg. They're not looking for Brett Favre (nor do they want a player like that). They don't want a superstar, they want a game manager that won't necessarily win a game, but won't lose one either. And that's what he's been so far this preseason, 55-60% passing, no picks, and shown that the offense can move the chains at times.