Monty Beisel coming into his own?

BigChiefFan · 09-09-2004, 01:41 PM

It's still very early, but considering Beisel has only had a few weeks to concentrate on the MLB position I think he has made some positive strides. Beisel is a player who is dedicated to studying film and he has something that Maslowski never had...pure athletisism. I think Beisel has the positive attitude and work ethic to become a starter. Mitchell still gets the nod until proven otherwise, but I truly believe Beisel has what it takes to become a leader on defense. During the preseason he has shown to make improvements week by week and I don't think this Sunday will be any different. Mitchell better hurry and up and get healthy or he may just find himself in a permanent back-up role.

Here's to Beisel kicking ass and taking names this season. Go Chiefs!!!!

Rick · 09-09-2004, 01:48 PM

I agree. He played his high school ball about 4 miles from my house. I have a feeling he can get the job done because he has always been so athletic and dedicated. Fans must be patient and support him cause he will go through some "growing pains", like even your first rounders do when they have a full training camp at that position. He's tough enough, smart enough and fast- pretty good combo.

Dr. Johnny Fever · 09-09-2004, 01:51 PM

KEEP fuckING DOUBTING MONTY BEISEL!!!!!!!!!!

**KC Dan** · 09-09-2004, 01:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Rick

I agree. He played his high school ball about 4 miles from my house. I have a feeling he can get the job done because he has always been so athletic and dedicated. Fans must be patient and support him cause he will go through some "growing pains", like even your first rounders do when they have a full training camp at that position. He's tough enough, smart enough and fast- pretty good combo.

And, gosh darn it ---- people like him.

King_Chief_Fan · 09-09-2004, 01:54 PM

imo, Monty will be ready for whatever the donks run his way.
He will be the MVP of the game

NY CHIEF · 09-09-2004, 01:58 PM

Funny, I thought he looked lost out there

Straight, No Chaser · 09-09-2004, 02:00 PM

Pardon me, but time for "Growing Pains"?

My glass is half full but this is the one position I'm worried about --especially this week given Shaninigan's ability to game us.
Biesel is filler.
My hope is that Gun has this unit tight enough to help cover the middle.

---->

Rick · 09-09-2004, 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by KC Dan

And, gosh darn it ---- people like him.

I swear I was thinking about that and almost wrote it, just wasn't sure anyone would get it. $hit!

Rick · 09-09-2004, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Straight, No Chaser

Pardon me, but time for "Growing Pains"?

My glass is half full but this is the one position I'm worried about --especially this week given Shaninigan's ability to game us.
Biesel is filler.
My hope is that Gun has this unit tight enough to help cover the middle.

---->

The point is is that we don't have a choice. Sure the rest of the D must pick up some slack, but not his responsibilities on each play. I want Kawika back, but I'm not going to dog his arse when he screws up. WTF do you want? Rich Scanlon?

Straight, No Chaser · 09-09-2004, 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Rick

The point is is that we don't have a choice. Sure the rest of the D must pick up some slack, but not his responsibilities on each play. I want Kawika back, but I'm not going to dog his arse when he screws up. WTF do you want? Rich Scanlon?

A win would be nice, especially in Denver.

He has to prove it through his play on the field which is the only thing any player can ask for. My hope is that Biesel can play well enough to become the starter. The odds are against him (IMO) but he's working for Gun so it'll be interesting to see what develops.

---->

StcChief · 09-09-2004, 03:09 PM

The D will step up. Count on Gun for that.

TRR · 09-09-2004, 03:54 PM

I still maintain that Beisel is our most complete MLB. Kawika Mitchell gets swallowed up in the running game, and Mike Maslowski is too unathletic in the passing game and sideline to sideline.

Beisel, although inexperienced, can fight off blocks and make tackles (DE experience IMO) and has enough athletic ability to be an asset sideline to sideline.

He looked very solid in Mankato this summer.

milkman · 09-09-2004, 04:24 PM

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Originally Posted by NY CHIEF

Funny, I thought he looked lost out there

I thought he looked lost, for the most, also.

However he did make a play here and there that showed he can, with time, play the position.

Perhaps necessity finally put Beisel where he has belonged from the start.

I just wish he had gone through the development process earlier in his career so we wouldn't have to see him struggle in some important games now.

Hammock Parties · 09-09-2004, 04:36 PM

Monty's got a lot of room to grow if you ask me.

He's too small to be a full time MLB, IMO. He's not good at reading the play from what I saw in the preseason either.

Hopefully Denver gets in their own way.

BigChiefFan · 09-09-2004, 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by JBret

Monty's got a lot of room to grow if you ask me.

He's too small to be a full time MLB, IMO. He's not good at reading the play from what I saw in the preseason either.

Hopefully Denver gets in their own way.

He's only concentrated soley on MLB for a few weeks. It takes time to develop to become dominant and he has already shown signs of improvement. He has the athletisism and dedication it will take to become a starter and I think he will make the most of his opportunity.

BTW, when did being 6'3" and 240 LBs become considered too small to be a MLB?

09-09-2004, 01:41 PM
BigChiefFan MVP Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: In the Top 10 Casino cash: $9924205	Monty Beisel coming into his own? It's still very early, but considering Beisel has only had a few weeks to concentrate on the MLB position I think he has made some positive strides. Beisel is a player who is dedicated to studying film and he has something that Maslowski never had...pure athletisism. I think Beisel has the positive attitude and work ethic to become a starter. Mitchell still gets the nod until proven otherwise, but I truly believe Beisel has what it takes to become a leader on defense. During the preseason he has shown to make improvements week by week and I don't think this Sunday will be any different. Mitchell better hurry and up and get healthy or he may just find himself in a permanent back-up role. Here's to Beisel kicking ass and taking names this season. Go Chiefs!!!!
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09-09-2004, 01:48 PM	#2
Rick chief professor Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Kansas Casino cash: $10004900	I agree. He played his high school ball about 4 miles from my house. I have a feeling he can get the job done because he has always been so athletic and dedicated. Fans must be patient and support him cause he will go through some "growing pains", like even your first rounders do when they have a full training camp at that position. He's tough enough, smart enough and fast- pretty good combo.
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TRR The Priest and I Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: CO Casino cash: $9440185	I still maintain that Beisel is our most complete MLB. Kawika Mitchell gets swallowed up in the running game, and Mike Maslowski is too unathletic in the passing game and sideline to sideline. Beisel, although inexperienced, can fight off blocks and make tackles (DE experience IMO) and has enough athletic ability to be an asset sideline to sideline. He looked very solid in Mankato this summer.
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Hammock Parties I'll be back. Join Date: Nov 2002 Casino cash: $850478	Monty's got a lot of room to grow if you ask me. He's too small to be a full time MLB, IMO. He's not good at reading the play from what I saw in the preseason either. Hopefully Denver gets in their own way. __________________ Chiefs game films
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