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Old 12-19-2007, 10:13 AM   #1
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The Falcons made it to the Superbowl after the '98 season. I'd still take the last two decades with Carl Peterson over the last two decades of Falcons football.

Are there really people out there who'd prefer the Falcons over that time period? We'd have probably lost the franchise to another city by now.
You're comparing the wrong teams. McKay was with Tampa 1993-2003.
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Old 12-19-2007, 11:10 AM   #2
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You're comparing the wrong teams. McKay was with Tampa 1993-2003.
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McCay took the Bucs to a Superbowl, and then took the Falcons to an NFC Championship, and then got canned after 4 years by Blank....

Carl, since Marty left, has accomplished nothing...and his job as secure as any in the NFL...

could you maybe try to stay on topic? this isn't the DC forum...
The post I was responding to (post #12), specifically compared the seriousness of the two franchises. If the dope who posted post #12 wanted to focus on McCay instead of the franchises, the dope should have said so.
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Old 12-19-2007, 11:38 AM   #3
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The post I was responding to (post #12), specifically compared the seriousness of the two franchises. If the dope who posted post #12 wanted to focus on McCay instead of the franchises, the dope should have said so.
short of me drawing pictures on a big marker board, I don't know how else to clue you in to what we're talking about....asking you to read the thread is obviously pointless....

so, until Chiefsplanet introduces a picture-based bulletin board, we'll all just have to pat you on the head and pretend it is cute to watch the kid trying to tie his shoes...
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Old 12-19-2007, 12:04 PM   #4
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short of me drawing pictures on a big marker board, I don't know how else to clue you in to what we're talking about....asking you to read the thread is obviously pointless....

so, until Chiefsplanet introduces a picture-based bulletin board, we'll all just have to pat you on the head and pretend it is cute to watch the kid trying to tie his shoes...
I'm perfectly capable of understanding your words. Perhaps you're frustrated at your inability to say what you mean. Or maybe you just didn't remember saying it and are now too embarrassed to admit that my post was directly responsive to the idiotic point you raised.
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Old 12-19-2007, 12:08 PM   #5
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I'm perfectly capable of understanding your words. Perhaps you're frustrated at your inability to say what you mean. Or maybe you just didn't remember saying it and are now too embarrassed to admit that my post was directly responsive to the idiotic point you raised.
19 years of mediocrity is considered a superior product? He hasn't won SHIT
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19 years of mediocrity is considered a superior product? He hasn't won SHIT
Neither has Atlanta.
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Old 12-19-2007, 12:20 PM   #7
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Neither has Atlanta.
They've won in the playoffs with McKay. At Lambeau, no less.
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Old 12-19-2007, 11:43 AM   #8
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The post I was responding to (post #12), specifically compared the seriousness of the two franchises. If the dope who posted post #12 wanted to focus on McCay instead of the franchises, the dope should have said so.
Well, I guess if you want to make that comparison, I'd compare the respective futures of the two. One is making a bold move to hire Bill Parcells, and the other one is crafting Rufus Dawes articles to explain why Peterson needs to stay and "finish what he started".
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Old 12-19-2007, 12:01 PM   #9
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Well, I guess if you want to make that comparison, I'd compare the respective futures of the two. One is making a bold move to hire Bill Parcells, and the other one is crafting Rufus Dawes articles to explain why Peterson needs to stay and "finish what he started".
That's wonderful, Nostradamus. Remind me about this thread when Bill Parcells takes the Falcons to a Super Bowl Championship. Until then, I'm comfortable with my analysis and grateful to Carl Peterson for providing Kansas City with a superior product compared to what Atlanta fans have been offered over the past two decades.
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Old 12-19-2007, 12:04 PM   #10
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That's wonderful, Nostradamus. Remind me about this thread when Bill Parcells takes the Falcons to a Super Bowl Championship. Until then, I'm comfortable with my analysis and grateful to Carl Peterson for providing Kansas City with a superior product compared to what Atlanta fans have been offered over the past two decades.

Atlanta was in the NFC champioship game just a few years ago. They went to the Super Bowl in 1998.


When did the Chiefs win a playoff game again???
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Old 12-19-2007, 12:15 PM   #11
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Atlanta was in the NFC champioship game just a few years ago. They went to the Super Bowl in 1998.


When did the Chiefs win a playoff game again???
I pointed that out already. Are you telling me that you'd trade all of the success of the Chiefs of the 90's for one appearance in the Superbowl where your team gets embarrassed? If so, who am I to judge? For me though, I'll take the Peterson-led Chiefs' track record over that of the Falcons despite their one, semi-successful season.
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Old 12-19-2007, 12:20 PM   #12
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I pointed that out already. Are you telling me that you'd trade all of the success of the Chiefs of the 90's for one appearance in the Superbowl where your team gets embarrassed? If so, who am I to judge? For me though, I'll take the Peterson-led Chiefs' track record over that of the Falcons despite their one, semi-successful season.

Didnt mean that at all.

I havent read through the whole thread, but if you think that it isnt time for Carl Peterson to go, then something is wrong.


Hes coasting on accomplishments from 15 years ago.
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Old 12-19-2007, 12:06 PM   #13
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That's wonderful, Nostradamus. Remind me about this thread when Bill Parcells takes the Falcons to a Super Bowl Championship. Until then, I'm comfortable with my analysis and grateful to Carl Peterson for providing Kansas City with a superior product compared to what Atlanta fans have been offered over the past two decades.
You're telling me you'd rather have Carl Peterson than Bill Parcells.....wow, brilliant....

Personally, I couldn't care less about "the last two decades" beyond the fact that this team hasn't won a playoff game for the last decade and a half. Here, let me make you a turd sandwich, something tells me you won't complain about it.
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Old 12-19-2007, 12:22 PM   #14
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You're telling me you'd rather have Carl Peterson than Bill Parcells.....wow, brilliant....

Personally, I couldn't care less about "the last two decades" beyond the fact that this team hasn't won a playoff game for the last decade and a half. Here, let me make you a turd sandwich, something tells me you won't complain about it.
How many Superbowls did Bill Parcells get the Jets or the Cowboys into? Parcells has never gone to a Superbowl without Bill Belichick. Does Belichick come with the deal?
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Old 12-19-2007, 12:30 PM   #15
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How many Superbowls did Bill Parcells get the Jets or the Cowboys into? Parcells has never gone to a Superbowl without Bill Belichick. Does Belichick come with the deal?
Bill Parcells is the reason the Cowboys are where they are. Carl Peterson is the reason the Chiefs are where they are.
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