Chiefs A few random observations after reviewing the game - Page 5

Hammock Parties · 11-23-2009, 08:54 AM

1. The Steelers are dirty pricks. Hines Ward, Heath Miller, whoever the one who sucks the penis was that walloped Cassel WELL after his shovel TD pass was released - dirty pricks. Late hits all over the place. We should have been moved up 15 yards on the kickoff after that late hit on Cassel's TD. For shame.

2. The Chiefs scored their first offensive touchdown (Pope) with a particular play. They ran the exact same play, with slightly different personnel, on Chambers 61-yard catch and run. I couldn't believe it. On the first snap, obviously Chambers was covered short, and the Steelers screwed up the deep coverage. On the second snap, the Steelers had the deep receivers crossing covered up, and Chambers came free underneath. Props to Haley for drawing up something that works so well?

3. Derrick Johnson is going to be the lead on GIF'D UP this week. Not even close. He missed so many tackles yesterday it made me sick, and obviously he screwed up the coverage on Mendenhall's short TD catch. **** it, he's a bust. Time to cut losses and move on. Belcher and Mays may not make as many huge plays but they have been FAR more consistent.

4. Branden Albert played a much, much better game this week. The tape might show that he allowed two sacks, but the second one was really Cassel holding onto the ball too long. The first was off play action. I thought other than those two plays he was very solid. O'Callaghan did not fare as well.

5. The play that everyone may be forgetting about is 3rd and 2 down by the goalline, right before we tied it up. They gave Charles the ball and there was NOWHERE to run. He created on his own, got outside, and 2nd effort got the first down. Simply put, a play LJ never would have come close to making. Wow, if Charles doesn't pull that out of his ass, does Haley go for it? Or does he puss out and Herm it up?

6. The OTHER play everyone may be forgetting about is the deflected pass by Tyson Jackson. From what it looked like to me, he had Heath Miller wide open down the middle with room to run. If T-Jack doesn't get a paw on that ball, Miller puts the Steelers in FG range with under a minute left in regulation. Sometimes, it truly is the little things.

7. Brian Waters is the most penalized guard in the entire NFL. He has seven penalties this year, but I didn't realize how bad that was until I compared him to the other guards (via Pro Football Focus and stats.com). He's washed up. I hope he's not back next season.

-King- · 11-23-2009, 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by GoChiefs

If you but Brown's brain in DJ's body you'd have a perfect player.

Well, then he wouldn't miss tackles...he'd simply take the wrong angles on them and not be close to the play.

chiefzilla1501 · 11-23-2009, 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by GoChiefs

His pass rush is pretty decent. That's all he's good for. He missed at least one sack, maybe two, though. Of course they left about five sacks on the field.

He is exactly what Haley seems to be criticizing him for being: a freestyler. He makes some really good plays, but he makes some really bad ones too. A less athletic version of Lavar Arrington.

Sweet Daddy Hate · 11-24-2009, 01:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Buster Hymen

Waters, much like Whitlock and ROR are way late on the bandwagon.

And all three are washed up. Leadership my ass. What a joke.

Our inside LBing leaves much to be desired, and DJ is the worst of the bunch. I hope to god we don't resign a guy that makes Demorio Williams look like a world beater. Another Carl 1st round bust.

Do you ever get tired of sucking your own two inch cock?

Willie Lanier · 11-24-2009, 01:31 AM

Hines Ward is not a dirty player. I'm sick of that label placed on him by embarrassed LBs and DBs. The guy goes 100% intensity every snap, wants to hit you in the mouth, and takes every rover in the NFL's best shots every week only to dust himself off and smile. I only hope we could by some stroke of luck find a skill position player with his mentality. Personification of toughness/class/winning culture

I'm still holding out hope that Dwayne can develop into that kind of player (he obviously possesses greater natural talent, but intangibles? the jury's out) because there's no other career path I'd rather see him go down. Give me Hines Bowe over Dwayne Marshall anyday...

**007** · 11-24-2009, 01:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Marcellus

All those people complaining about DJ being on the bench and being our best LB need to

.

He showed why he has been riding pine. Same old shit, different game.

We spent quite a bit of time at the game griping about all of DJs misses. Then he got that sack by riding the back of another Steeler to get Big Ben and were like HOLY SHIT, that couldn't have been DJ he has missed all day. I guess even a broken clock gets it right twice a day.

philfree · 11-24-2009, 02:09 AM

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Originally Posted by milkman

I fully expect Albert to continue to develop from this point.

I said after the second game of the season that it would take 6 or 7 games before we started to see him begin to improve as he struggled with weight loss, technique and a new scheme.

Throw out the game he missed to injury, and it appears he is right on the pace I said he'd be on.

I expect he'll still have a couple of brain farts here and there, but by the end of the season, he should have allayed most concerns.

I hope by the end of the season he's left us no doubt that he is our LT. We need that and we need to know that.

PhilFree

Crush · 11-24-2009, 05:06 AM

Hines Ward is a Grade-A douchebag, but he is not dirty.
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Tiger's Fan · 11-24-2009, 07:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Raised On Riots

Do you ever get tired of sucking your own two inch cock?

Shouldn't you be taking a few years off until the Chiefs are decent?

I hear the J E S T S are looking for fans with the recent collapse.

You can still get that Sanchez fluffer gig.

Sweet Daddy Hate · 11-24-2009, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Buster Hymen

Shouldn't you be taking a few years off until the Chiefs are decent?

I hear the J E S T S are looking for fans with the recent collapse.

You can still get that Sanchez fluffer gig.

What, and miss the precious gift that is your daily contribution to this board?

Unthinkable, Sir. UNTHINKABLE I SAY!

**MahiMike** · 11-24-2009, 12:33 PM

The guy that stood out to me and was always making a play was McGraw #47. He gets there AND he tackles. Without even trying, I counted 5 missed tackles by DJ.

Both the Jags game and this one, they should have 10 more sacks than they do. Seriously, these guys should practice playing flag football. Even our 10 year olds know how to break down and not overrun the QB.

RedThat · 11-24-2009, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by MahiMike

The guy that stood out to me and was always making a play was McGraw #47. He gets there AND he tackles. Without even trying, I counted 5 missed tackles by DJ.

Both the Jags game and this one, they should have 10 more sacks than they do. Seriously, these guys should practice playing flag football. Even our 10 year olds know how to break down and not overrun the QB.

Yeah I agree. McGraw has been pretty impressive. I think he's definately earned a roster spot next year.

ThunderChief · 11-24-2009, 03:56 PM

Yeah, well I have a few observations on the post.

I don't think the Steel is any better or worse than most teams and how they play in the NFL. It's a tough balls-out game and not for the faint of heart.

--Pope scored after the Steel DB failed to hand off the skinny post WR, took the bait and left Pope unattended.

--Charles had a good game, but to me, took too many huge hits. He won't last long doing this.

--Something happened with the Mojo on the team. Call it new chemistry, believing in the mission or a 'Coming to Jesus' moment. Something is different here and it could be a good thing.

@SD this Sunday will confirm or deny the above point.

11-23-2009, 08:54 AM
Hammock Parties I'll be back. Join Date: Nov 2002 Casino cash: $860478	A few random observations after reviewing the game 1. The Steelers are dirty pricks. Hines Ward, Heath Miller, whoever the one who sucks the penis was that walloped Cassel WELL after his shovel TD pass was released - dirty pricks. Late hits all over the place. We should have been moved up 15 yards on the kickoff after that late hit on Cassel's TD. For shame. 2. The Chiefs scored their first offensive touchdown (Pope) with a particular play. They ran the exact same play, with slightly different personnel, on Chambers 61-yard catch and run. I couldn't believe it. On the first snap, obviously Chambers was covered short, and the Steelers screwed up the deep coverage. On the second snap, the Steelers had the deep receivers crossing covered up, and Chambers came free underneath. Props to Haley for drawing up something that works so well? 3. Derrick Johnson is going to be the lead on GIF'D UP this week. Not even close. He missed so many tackles yesterday it made me sick, and obviously he screwed up the coverage on Mendenhall's short TD catch. **** it, he's a bust. Time to cut losses and move on. Belcher and Mays may not make as many huge plays but they have been FAR more consistent. 4. Branden Albert played a much, much better game this week. The tape might show that he allowed two sacks, but the second one was really Cassel holding onto the ball too long. The first was off play action. I thought other than those two plays he was very solid. O'Callaghan did not fare as well. 5. The play that everyone may be forgetting about is 3rd and 2 down by the goalline, right before we tied it up. They gave Charles the ball and there was NOWHERE to run. He created on his own, got outside, and 2nd effort got the first down. Simply put, a play LJ never would have come close to making. Wow, if Charles doesn't pull that out of his ass, does Haley go for it? Or does he puss out and Herm it up? 6. The OTHER play everyone may be forgetting about is the deflected pass by Tyson Jackson. From what it looked like to me, he had Heath Miller wide open down the middle with room to run. If T-Jack doesn't get a paw on that ball, Miller puts the Steelers in FG range with under a minute left in regulation. Sometimes, it truly is the little things. 7. Brian Waters is the most penalized guard in the entire NFL. He has seven penalties this year, but I didn't realize how bad that was until I compared him to the other guards (via Pro Football Focus and stats.com). He's washed up. I hope he's not back next season.
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Willie Lanier Veteran Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Canton Casino cash: $8767261	Hines Ward is not a dirty player. I'm sick of that label placed on him by embarrassed LBs and DBs. The guy goes 100% intensity every snap, wants to hit you in the mouth, and takes every rover in the NFL's best shots every week only to dust himself off and smile. I only hope we could by some stroke of luck find a skill position player with his mentality. Personification of toughness/class/winning culture I'm still holding out hope that Dwayne can develop into that kind of player (he obviously possesses greater natural talent, but intangibles? the jury's out) because there's no other career path I'd rather see him go down. Give me Hines Bowe over Dwayne Marshall anyday...
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MahiMike He's Mahomie! Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Jax, FL Casino cash: $10023443	The guy that stood out to me and was always making a play was McGraw #47. He gets there AND he tackles. Without even trying, I counted 5 missed tackles by DJ. Both the Jags game and this one, they should have 10 more sacks than they do. Seriously, these guys should practice playing flag football. Even our 10 year olds know how to break down and not overrun the QB. __________________ 99.9%
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ThunderChief Starter Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: N Florida Casino cash: $10004900	Yeah, well I have a few observations on the post. I don't think the Steel is any better or worse than most teams and how they play in the NFL. It's a tough balls-out game and not for the faint of heart. --Pope scored after the Steel DB failed to hand off the skinny post WR, took the bait and left Pope unattended. --Charles had a good game, but to me, took too many huge hits. He won't last long doing this. --Something happened with the Mojo on the team. Call it new chemistry, believing in the mission or a 'Coming to Jesus' moment. Something is different here and it could be a good thing. @SD this Sunday will confirm or deny the above point.
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