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Old 03-16-2010, 10:17 AM  
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Peter King: The Chiefs will never take a safety that high
I hope that ****nut is wrong but I am sure I will be disappointed if Berry is there and they pass unless they decide to draft Clausen.

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I noticed last night SI's Peter King was tweeting up a storm at his Twitter account about all things football for a few hours. One very interesting observation came out of him that I think would surprise a lot of us here.
Someone suggested the Chiefs trade with the Dolphins, who are in need of a playmaking safety. King, who agreed with a Miami/Kansas City trade scenario, had this to say:
"And KC would never take [safety] that high."
Now, King's one of the best in the business when it comes to sports reporting, especially the NFL and that sounds like a pretty definitive statement.

With that said, I see his logic. Scott Pioli has always struck me as a guy who's more likely to build from the inside out meaning the focus is on the offensive and defensive lines.

Just something to keep in mind as we inch toward April.
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Old 03-16-2010, 04:05 PM   #211
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I'd argue that right tackle has higher positional value than safety,
Perhaps the magnum opus of your Western canon of dumbassery.
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Old 03-16-2010, 04:06 PM   #212
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You are ****ing nuts. Sharper had nine interceptions during the regular season and three ****ing touchdowns! He had more passes defensed than ANY OTHER SAFETY IN THE LEAGUE and MOST of the cornerbacks. How the **** is a right tackle going to compete with that?
You said the playoffs.

Sharper didn't have an interception in the playoffs and for the most part both Tracy Porter (who did have a very good playoff run and a TD for interception in the playoffs) and Roman Harper had more impact during the playoff stretch.
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Old 03-16-2010, 04:07 PM   #213
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Perhaps the magnum opus of your Western canon of dumbassery.


He's going to have to Google that, and get back to you.
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Old 03-16-2010, 04:07 PM   #214
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See now a Greg Williams scheme would be perfect for a guy like Berry.
It's too bad that Greg Williams will never coach in KC
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Old 03-16-2010, 04:08 PM   #215
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I bet if I searched for posts by Saccopoo about Eugene Monroe I could end up punching my monitor. And by the way, he was ****ing terrible last year.
I liked Alex Mack and Michael Oher more than Monroe in last years draft.
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You said the playoffs.

Sharper didn't have an interception in the playoffs and for the most part both Tracy Porter (who did have a very good playoff run and a TD for interception in the playoffs) and Roman Harper had more impact during the playoff stretch.
FTR he said Superbowl run, not playoffs. Superbowl runs start way before the playoffs.
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I feel like I'm beating a dead horse. King is making a generalization based on his own assumptions, he has no real knowledge of how Pioli will draft.

He spent the #10 pick on a ILB in Mayo.
Fact is Pioli's "history" is that he has spent a higher draft pick on a safety (Merriweather #24) than he has on a o-linemen (Mankins #32).

That is unless you count his limited involvement with the Jonathan Ogden (4) pick in 1996 or the Steve Everitt (14) in 1993.
The issue here is that you are personally having a hard time believing that Pioli would pass on Berry. I've told you the same thing, yet you've tried to make a Federal Case as to why Pioli would take him.

Now Peter King comes along and agrees with my take from last week.

Pioli will pass on Berry.
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Old 03-16-2010, 04:10 PM   #218
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I saw that posted on his twitter last night. I didn't want to post it here though because I don't want to be the bearer of the ultimate bad news for Chiefs Planet.
That's hardly the "ultimate bad news for Chiefs Planet." The "ultimate bad news for Chiefs Planet" would be word that you have reproduced.
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Stinchcomb.

Porter and Harper both outplayed Sharper in the playoffs.
You really should have your rep nuked.
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He's going to have to Google that, and get back to you.
I doubt it.

Actually, that's why I like Hamas. He's one of the few people around here that employ a little bit of intelligence relating to associative social obscura and biting sarcasm in his responses.

He makes me laugh.
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Well, considering that Stinchcomb just won a Super Bowl, and Ed Reed hasn't even been to one, and the Ravens have only won two playoff games since he's been drafted, I'd say Stinchcomb.
posts like this are make you dishonest as opposed to merely stupid
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Perhaps the magnum opus of your Western canon of dumbassery.
I wonder how society will view my Chief's Planet contributions from a historical perspective.

As you alluded to a magnum opus of western literary contributions, I kind of envision myself as the CP version of Herman Melville. Taken as a compendium, my contributions could be the sport board intrawebs Moby Dick. Never appreciated in their time, but in 30 years realized by history as the single greatest contribution to American sports literature.
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I wonder how society will view my Chief's Planet contributions from a historical perspective.

As you alluded to a magnum opus of western literary contributions, I kind of envision myself as the CP version of Herman Melville. Taken as a compendium, my contributions could be the sport board intrawebs Moby Dick. Never appreciated in their time, but in 30 years realized by history as the single greatest contribution to American sports literature.


Moby Dick?

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I wonder how society will view my Chief's Planet contributions from a historical perspective.

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You said the playoffs.

Sharper didn't have an interception in the playoffs and for the most part both Tracy Porter (who did have a very good playoff run and a TD for interception in the playoffs) and Roman Harper had more impact during the playoff stretch.
I said "Super Bowl run." The regular season is a part of it. I'd go on debating with you but Darren Sharper is going to the Hall of ****ing Fame. Stinchcomb is going to go on the motivational speaking circuit.
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