Chiefs A Meaningless Rant - Page 3

CaliforniaChief · 12-11-2010, 11:22 AM

Did you hear it on Monday? On Tuesday?

The Chiefs have no chance. Why? Because everyone knows that San Diego always controls their own destiny. We're only 8-4 because the Chargers have allowed it...in their benevolence they have allowed the peasants to rise and thump their chests for awhile.

But now, they said, the Chargers are going to rouse us and the rest of the division from our pleasant dreams and remind us that they are still omnipotent and still owners of the AFC West.

Maybe, they said, the feeble Chiefs could come in and make a respectable showing. Perhaps we could run out the clock and lose 24-21, saving face as we witness the great Philip Rivers take the Chargers back off the brink and into the glory of Shank Kaeding's postseason heroics.

And then Matt Cassel's appendix had to come out.

What had been difficult was now impossible. The Chiefs, walking into a game that the Chargers "have to win", will now be lead by Brodie Croyle, whose only victories have come in his bedroom.

Take a look at what the experts say now:
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-networ...without-Cassel

You know what I say? Screw all of them. You know who has to win this game? WE have to win this game. Because we have to go into that toilet bowl and scrub our division of the Chargers' dominance. Because we have to stay in contention to get a first round bye.

Do you hear them, Brodie? They say you can't do it. They say you are weak and terrible.

Do you hear them, Chiefs? They say the Chargers are going to run the table. You are just honored to be in their presence so late in the season.

I say screw all that noise. You are 8-4 and they are 6-6 because you are BETTER than they are. So go into that cesspool and prove it. Tear their hearts through their throats and stake it on the 50 yard line with a flaming spear. Make the Chargers wish the Raiders were back in town. Drive the masses to chant for the pockmarked head of Norvelle in the 3rd quarter.

Tomorrow could represent the tightening of the division. Or you could separate yourselves and get into new echelons of football.

Get 'em.

**alnorth** · 12-11-2010, 12:30 PM

This game isn't just important for the chiefs, it is enormous for Croyle. If he ever wants to have a long career in the NFL, he's got to shine this weekend.

Imagine if Croyle shocks the world and looks great for one weekend in San Diego to lead the chiefs to victory? Unlikely I know, but what if? There's no controversy here because Cassel's our guy at this point, but some team somewhere out there would be desperate enough for a QB in the offseason that we could get a nice draft pick out of him.

This game isn't just for the playoffs, we could be playing for a nice 2nd or 3rd round pick too.

CaliforniaChief · 12-11-2010, 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by alnorth

This game isn't just important for the chiefs, it is enormous for Croyle. If he ever wants to have a long career in the NFL, he's got to shine this weekend.

Yet another great angle.

There is SO MUCH to gain Sunday.

1adam1238 · 12-11-2010, 12:44 PM

It's time to put our foot on the neck of the bolts. Let's get this done and look forward to some football in January.

Misplaced_Chiefs_Fan · 12-11-2010, 12:58 PM

I think the OP is channeling his inner Knute Rockney or Vince Lombardi today.

I like it.

**Baby Lee** · 12-11-2010, 12:58 PM

Brodie taking hot laps with Bouman's John Deere.

**Rausch** · 12-11-2010, 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Raiderhader

Yeah, and then I get you raped on your tab because they figure out I'm not.

Uncool.

Man, player's gotta' play it out.

**Rausch** · 12-11-2010, 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Baby Lee

Brodie taking hot laps with Bouman's John Deere.

Better be.

Or Mrs. John Deere anyway.

That energetic bidge is a workout all in itself...

Simply Red · 12-11-2010, 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by CaliforniaChief

Did you hear it on Monday? On Tuesday?

The Chiefs have no chance. Why? Because everyone knows that San Diego always controls their own destiny. We're only 8-4 because the Chargers have allowed it...in their benevolence they have allowed the peasants to rise and thump their chests for awhile.

But now, they said, the Chargers are going to rouse us and the rest of the division from our pleasant dreams and remind us that they are still omnipotent and still owners of the AFC West.

Maybe, they said, the feeble Chiefs could come in and make a respectable showing. Perhaps we could run out the clock and lose 24-21, saving face as we witness the great Philip Rivers take the Chargers back off the brink and into the glory of Shank Kaeding's postseason heroics.

And then Matt Cassel's appendix had to come out.

What had been difficult was now impossible. The Chiefs, walking into a game that the Chargers "have to win", will now be lead by Brodie Croyle, whose only victories have come in his bedroom.

Take a look at what the experts say now:
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-networ...without-Cassel

You know what I say? Screw all of them. You know who has to win this game? WE have to win this game. Because we have to go into that toilet bowl and scrub our division of the Chargers' dominance. Because we have to stay in contention to get a first round bye.

Do you hear them, Brodie? They say you can't do it. They say you are weak and terrible.

Do you hear them, Chiefs? They say the Chargers are going to run the table. You are just honored to be in their presence so late in the season.

I say screw all that noise. You are 8-4 and they are 6-6 because you are BETTER than they are. So go into that cesspool and prove it. Tear their hearts through their throats and stake it on the 50 yard line with a flaming spear. Make the Chargers wish the Raiders were back in town. Drive the masses to chant for the pockmarked head of Norvelle in the 3rd quarter.

Tomorrow could represent the tightening of the division. Or you could separate yourselves and get into new echelons of football.

Get 'em.

CaliforniaChief has always 'quietly' been a superior poster.

beach tribe · 12-11-2010, 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by alnorth

This game isn't just important for the chiefs, it is enormous for Croyle. If he ever wants to have a long career in the NFL, he's got to shine this weekend.

Imagine if Croyle shocks the world and looks great for one weekend in San Diego to lead the chiefs to victory? Unlikely I know, but what if? There's no controversy here because Cassel's our guy at this point, but some team somewhere out there would be desperate enough for a QB in the offseason that we could get a nice draft pick out of him.

This game isn't just for the playoffs, we could be playing for a nice 2nd or 3rd round pick too.

Yeah!.....No.

Brodie is a FA after this season.

CaliforniaChief · 12-11-2010, 01:48 PM

Here's another reason why this game is important.

What would Whitlock say?

Derrick Johnson/Jamaal Charles locked up, Chiefs win in San Diego and take AFC West (basically).

Egoli for the win!

Goldmember · 12-11-2010, 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by CaliforniaChief

Done. Thanks.

Didn't Jason Campbell just lead the Raiders over the Chargers? Is Jason Campbell any better than Brodie?

It'll take a village to beat the Chargers; specials teams score, defensive turnover/score, etc. I believe

Goldmember · 12-11-2010, 02:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alnorth

This game isn't just important for the chiefs, it is enormous for Croyle. If he ever wants to have a long career in the NFL, he's got to shine this weekend.

Imagine if Croyle shocks the world and looks great for one weekend in San Diego to lead the chiefs to victory? Unlikely I know, but what if? There's no controversy here because Cassel's our guy at this point, but some team somewhere out there would be desperate enough for a QB in the offseason that we could get a nice draft pick out of him.

This game isn't just for the playoffs, we could be playing for a nice 2nd or 3rd round pick too.

Tough game to judge a QB who hasn't started, or even played, since Sept. 2009 against the #1 defense in the league, on the road, with playoff implications. If the Chiefs don't get their running game going, Croyle is a dead man. Rivers will be bombs away with Jackson, Floyd and Gates all playing.

CaliforniaChief · 12-11-2010, 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Goldmember

Tough game to judge a QB who hasn't started, or even played, since Sept. 2009 against the #1 defense in the league, on the road, with playoff implications. If the Chiefs don't get their running game going, Croyle is a dead man. Rivers will be bombs away with Jackson, Floyd and Gates all playing.

I think we have to throw early. If we don't establish that we can throw the football, the Chargers are going to put 9 in the box and laugh all day long. They have the speed to contain Charles, unless we can loosen them up early.

And I think Brodie can do it. I KNOW he can do it.

Psyko Tek · 12-11-2010, 03:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CaliforniaChief

Here's another reason why this game is important.

What would Whitlock say?

Derrick Johnson/Jamaal Charles locked up, Chiefs win in San Diego and take AFC West (basically).

Egoli for the win!

nice thread dude
hell, when kc pulls thisd off
whitlock will either ignore it
or tell us all loudly how he knew this was gonna happen
and his homies will win it all

Goldmember · 12-11-2010, 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by CaliforniaChief

I think we have to throw early. If we don't establish that we can throw the football, the Chargers are going to put 9 in the box and laugh all day long. They have the speed to contain Charles, unless we can loosen them up early.

And I think Brodie can do it. I KNOW he can do it.

The Raiders beat them up the gut with the running game. Chiefs aren't as physical up front as the Raiders, but I believe SD has one of their run stopping DT's out.

12-11-2010, 11:22 AM
CaliforniaChief #RIPAce Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: So Cal Casino cash: $10575899	A Meaningless Rant Did you hear it on Monday? On Tuesday? The Chiefs have no chance. Why? Because everyone knows that San Diego always controls their own destiny. We're only 8-4 because the Chargers have allowed it...in their benevolence they have allowed the peasants to rise and thump their chests for awhile. But now, they said, the Chargers are going to rouse us and the rest of the division from our pleasant dreams and remind us that they are still omnipotent and still owners of the AFC West. Maybe, they said, the feeble Chiefs could come in and make a respectable showing. Perhaps we could run out the clock and lose 24-21, saving face as we witness the great Philip Rivers take the Chargers back off the brink and into the glory of Shank Kaeding's postseason heroics. *And then Matt Cassel's appendix had to come out.* What had been difficult was now impossible. The Chiefs, walking into a game that the Chargers "have to win", will now be lead by Brodie Croyle, whose only victories have come in his bedroom. Take a look at what the experts say now: http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-networ...without-Cassel You know what I say? Screw all of them. You know who has to win this game? WE have to win this game. Because we have to go into that toilet bowl and scrub our division of the Chargers' dominance. Because we have to stay in contention to get a first round bye. Do you hear them, Brodie? They say you can't do it. They say you are weak and terrible. Do you hear them, Chiefs? They say the Chargers are going to run the table. You are just honored to be in their presence so late in the season. I say screw all that noise. You are 8-4 and they are 6-6 because you are BETTER than they are. So go into that cesspool and prove it. Tear their hearts through their throats and stake it on the 50 yard line with a flaming spear. Make the Chargers wish the Raiders were back in town. Drive the masses to chant for the pockmarked head of Norvelle in the 3rd quarter. Tomorrow could represent the tightening of the division. Or you could separate yourselves and get into new echelons of football. Get 'em.
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12-11-2010, 12:30 PM	#31
alnorth . Join Date: Dec 2002 Casino cash: $57156239	This game isn't just important for the chiefs, it is enormous for Croyle. If he ever wants to have a long career in the NFL, he's got to shine this weekend. Imagine if Croyle shocks the world and looks great for one weekend in San Diego to lead the chiefs to victory? Unlikely I know, but what if? There's no controversy here because Cassel's our guy at this point, but some team somewhere out there would be desperate enough for a QB in the offseason that we could get a nice draft pick out of him. This game isn't just for the playoffs, we could be playing for a nice 2nd or 3rd round pick too. __________________ how many emo kids does it take to change a lightbulb? HOW MANY?! none they just sit in the dark and cry
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12-11-2010, 01:48 PM	#40
CaliforniaChief #RIPAce Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: So Cal Casino cash: $10575899	Here's another reason why this game is important. What would Whitlock say? Derrick Johnson/Jamaal Charles locked up, Chiefs win in San Diego and take AFC West (basically). Egoli for the win!
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