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Old 04-17-2012, 06:08 PM   Topic Starter
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This season could be about Peyton.....Hillis that is
JC will be back along with T-Mo and Berry. Houston and Baldwin have a year under their belts and Winston will be wearing Chiefs red on Sunday's.


The difference this year is we have a power back that can actually produce. 6'2", 250 and half psyco.

3rd and short suddenly has become the best friend for the Chiefs where in the past few years it was their worst enemy.

If he can revert to 2010 form the Chiefs will pack one of the best backfields in the league and now they have lineman that can actually block.

Whether you start JC or not (and we should), a heavy dose of the other Peyton could be what this team has lacked. A power back that can truly wear down the interior of a defense. A bck who can power for the short yardage even when the blocking is stuffed.

This gives the Chiefs a better opportunity to win doing what they are best at doing...dink-dunk the ball. Longer posession times will spell longer rest times for the H-J-H pass rush.

And longer posession times mean longer stints of opposing defenses chasing one of the best RB's in the league all over the field then tackling a freight train late in the games.

Hillis could end up being one of the best FA signings this team has made offensively next to Winston.

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Old 04-17-2012, 06:10 PM   #2
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Old 04-17-2012, 06:15 PM   #4
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I have this sneaking suspicion that our offense this year will be so run heavy that it will make Marty-ball look like the run and shoot.
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Old 04-17-2012, 06:18 PM   #5
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I have this sneaking suspicion that our offense this year will be so run heavy that it will make Marty-ball look like the run and shoot.
You know how they say some people have a face for radio?

Well, we have a QB for Martyball...
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Old 04-17-2012, 06:21 PM   #6
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Well, we have a QB for Martyball...
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I have this sneaking suspicion that our offense this year will be so run heavy that it will make Marty-ball look like the run and shoot.
I don't know if that could ever happen. That being said the thing I like about Hillis is he can go inside and he can get the edge and he can receive. The whole thing will land on the shoulders of Dabol and his willingness or lack thereof to call the playaction pass. Screens should be there all year with Winston on the line now.

I just think we now have a legit backfield like we haven't had in a long time. JC is all-world we know that but now we actually have someone who can spell him and gaing more than 0 yards per carry. Hillis has also shown he can power ahead for the short yardage and goal line situations even when the blocking isn't there.

It's just nice to think that when JC takes a rest we don't drop off but rather now have the ability to still attack.
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For the first time in a long time we are a team without a T0dd.

I am disappoint...
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For the first time in a long time we are a team without a T0dd.

I am disappoint...
Remember when we had Todd Sauerbrun, Todd Peterson, AND Todd Collins in one year?

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One of the more bizarre things I've seen in football forums is the whole "White people only like Hillis because he's white" crap. If you actually watched the guy when he was effective, he was tough as hell to take down. It's fun to to watch someone run the ball like that.
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One of the more bizarre things I've seen in football forums is the whole "White people only like Hillis because he's white" crap. If you actually watched the guy when he was effective, he was tough as hell to take down. It's fun to to watch someone run the ball like that.
Especially when they're white.

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Especially when they're white.

Amirite?
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not if he gets hit 2/3 yards deep like ALL the RB's did last year.
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