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Old 01-04-2013, 12:39 AM   #5714
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IMO, it's WAY too early to make any kind of determination about any college player.

There is no Andrew Luck in 2013. There is no Robert Griffin III in 2013. Hell, there may not be a Ryan Tannehill or Russell Wilson in 2013.

I just feel it's way too soon to fall in love with some guy that may not be a legitimate NFL Franchise QB.
I can respect that opinion to an extent. It's when you get tards like TEX who bitch nonstop, "Waaaaaah we missed Andrew Luck! Why is it always the Chiefs? Booo hooooo"

That pussy shit is annoying as hell and just plain ****ing dumb. If TEX would sew his vagina shut and spend his available free time actually WATCHING guys in the 2013 QB class, he would see that there are plenty of excellent starters available to a team. ESPECIALLY a team drafting at #1 overall.

There's no Luck or RGIII? Guess what? There hardly ever is. If these TEX morons would shut the hell up and see that actually in terms of history, this is a very strong class of QBs, maybe they wouldn't sound so stupid and pitiful.

But that's what this Chiefs franchise has done to a lot of good men. Turned them into vaginas. Ah well.
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