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Old 08-15-2010, 06:51 PM  
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GIF'D UP! 2010

It was one year ago that Bernard Pollard missed five tackles in one preseason game. Angered by his ineptness, I gif'd his ass up.



The gifs didn't lie. Pollard was exposed as a fraud, cut and banished from Kansas City. Emboldened by this great success, I created a massive a thread in which we exposed every fraud on the 2009 Kansas City Chiefs.



No one escaped the wrath of GIF'D UP. Every week, the ****ing axe came down with thunder. It was brutal, it was bloody, and it used up a ****ton of bandwidth.

GIF'D UP is back for 2010 and season two. We're going to expose every fraud on the 2010 Kansas City Chiefs. Let's get this show on the road. There are 20 weeks to the Super Bowl, Corey Mays, Jon McGraw, Ryan O'Failaghan and Rudy Niswanger are still Chiefs, and we need to send Mike Vrabel into early retirement.

LOCK AND LOAD!



In about an hour, we officially kick it off with the Atlanta review.

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Old 08-29-2010, 11:42 PM   #226
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If this team took a first round QB, I think I would cry...
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Old 08-30-2010, 12:01 AM   #227
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If this team took a first round QB, I think I would cry...
I have faith. And though it may not happen in 2011, I'm pretty damned sure we will pull that trigger in 2012. I sense that the signs are pointing that way.
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Old 08-30-2010, 12:19 AM   #228
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GoChiefs, you should gif up Haley calling plays without protecting his face while doing so about every week.

I wouldnt be a bit surprised if opposing teams are keyed into it by now.

Really, this shit is chess not checkers and he should really be doing what every damn coach in the league does.

Cover his face while calling plays.

all a team has to do is hire a lip reader and it wouldnt take long to start knowing when something is coming.
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Old 08-30-2010, 04:44 AM   #229
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GoChiefs, you should gif up Haley calling plays without protecting his face while doing so about every week.

I wouldnt be a bit surprised if opposing teams are keyed into it by now.

Really, this shit is chess not checkers and he should really be doing what every damn coach in the league does.

Cover his face while calling plays.

all a team has to do is hire a lip reader and it wouldnt take long to start knowing when something is coming.
I thought Weis was calling the plays now.
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Old 08-30-2010, 07:33 AM   #230
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We're on tape delay. I'll attend to the Eagles game Sunday.

Waters got GIF'D UP.





i remember seeing that live... i wanted to choke a bitch.... that was ridiculous...
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Old 08-30-2010, 10:28 AM   #231
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I'll admit, I thought you actually moved on to the Eagles game for Gifs, fooled me... But since its the Tampa game, GIF the whole play.... from that shot on.... its man under and the WR you say is open has a safety over top....... prove to me he isnt closing in.
Or you can just shut the **** up and acknowledge that you were talking out your ass.

Goatse owes you nothing. How 'bout you do some legwork and support your own bullshit?
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Old 08-30-2010, 10:34 AM   #232
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Chambers - Wide open, no question, I don't care where the safety is. Unless Cassel telegraphs the pass, no way the safety, who is probably 3-5 yards down field can get out of his back pedal and jump the route.

Not a Cassel lover or hater, just hopeful, but he ****ed this up. He's really starting to wear on me to tell you the truth, I'll give him the season to prove himself, otherwise, he had better be gone.
This play perfectly illustrates what I've been railing on Cassel for since before he was our QB - the kid doesn't know what 'open' is.

He needed the throw that ball a step before that frame even, just before Chambers is making the break. The backpedaling safety should've made for an easy read on the quick slant, especially when the LB broke for the back in the flat. It was an easy throw for a legitimate NFL QB to make. Even a guy with an Orton level physical skill-set will be intelligent enough to read and make that throw.

But Cassel doesn't do that...ever. He waits until he sees a guy running uncovered. He's has a High School qb mentality because he never played enough football in college or the pros to re-define 'open' for this level.

He's a disaster. He's an absolute disaster.
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Old 08-30-2010, 10:48 AM   #233
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This play perfectly illustrates what I've been railing on Cassel for since before he was our QB - the kid doesn't know what 'open' is.

He needed the throw that ball a step before that frame even, just before Chambers is making the break. The backpedaling safety should've made for an easy read on the quick slant, especially when the LB broke for the back in the flat. It was an easy throw for a legitimate NFL QB to make. Even a guy with an Orton level physical skill-set will be intelligent enough to read and make that throw.

But Cassel doesn't do that...ever. He waits until he sees a guy running uncovered. He's has a High School qb mentality because he never played enough football in college or the pros to re-define 'open' for this level.

He's a disaster. He's an absolute disaster.
Watch the throw at the 1:45 mark. Cassel would never try this.

http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/201008...rs/watch#watch

There was another throw to Finley in that game that was even tighter. LB had his back to Rodgers, and AR literally put it inches above his shoulder and Finley made the catch.
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Watch the throw at the 1:45 mark. Cassel would never try this.

http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/201008...rs/watch#watch

There was another throw to Finley in that game that was even tighter. LB had his back to Rodgers, and AR literally put it inches above his shoulder and Finley made the catch.
Do we really need to watch that to know that Rodgers is lightyears ahead of Cassel? Rodgers would be more productive on IR than Cassel is when playing.
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Old 08-30-2010, 10:55 AM   #235
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Watch the throw at the 1:45 mark. Cassel would never try this.

http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/201008...rs/watch#watch

There was another throw to Finley in that game that was even tighter. LB had his back to Rodgers, and AR literally put it inches above his shoulder and Finley made the catch.
Comparing Cassel to Rogers is like comparing Kyle Davies to Walter Johnson. At some point, it's not really worth the comparison. I mean let's face it - do you want Matt Cassel attempting that throw? If Cassel tries it, he overthrows it and Bethea comes up with a red-zone pick. Nope, Cassel doesn't need to be throwing between 3 defenders.

No, the problem is really that Cassel loses that very same comparison to Orton or Jason Campbell. Orton or Campbell don't attempt that throw either, but they damn sure hit Chambers on an easy read and an open crossing route.

The guy cannot play at this level. The offense is going to be as simple as any in football and he still won't be able to execute it because he simply doesn't recognize 'open' in this league.

He's worthless. He's the worst player on our offense and he unquestionably makes everyone on the team worse. We'll still have a handful of dipshits claiming it's his line's fault, (I believe Vanilla Chief is presently leading this ever dwindling bandwagon), but this play happens every week.
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Old 08-30-2010, 10:59 AM   #236
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Comparing Cassel to Rogers is like comparing Kyle Davies to Walter Johnson. At some point, it's not really worth the comparison. I mean let's face it - do you want Matt Cassel attempting that throw? If Cassel tries it, it's 2 or 3 feet off the mark and a red-zone pick. Nope, Cassel doesn't need to be throwing between 3 defenders.

No, the problem is really that Cassel loses that very same comparison to Orton or Jason Campbell. Orton or Campbell don't attempt that throw either, but they damn sure hit Chambers on an easy read and an open crossing route.

The guy cannot play at this level. The offense is going to be as simple as any in football and he still won't be able to execute it because he simply doesn't recognize 'open' in this league.

He's worthless. He's the worst player on our offense and he unquestionably makes everyone on the team worse. We'll still have a handful of dipshits claiming it's his line's fault, (I believe Vanilla Chief is presently leading this ever dwindling bandwagon), but this play happens every week.
Just pointing out the idea of "open."

I agree completely with your post.
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Cassel sucks. Drop your sticks, the horse is dead. I'm wondering how long they go with him. How bad will it have to get before Haley pulls him?
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Comparing Cassel to Rogers is like comparing Kyle Davies to Walter Johnson. At some point, it's not really worth the comparison. I mean let's face it - do you want Matt Cassel attempting that throw? If Cassel tries it, he overthrows it and Bethea comes up with a red-zone pick. Nope, Cassel doesn't need to be throwing between 3 defenders.

No, the problem is really that Cassel loses that very same comparison to Orton or Jason Campbell. Orton or Campbell don't attempt that throw either, but they damn sure hit Chambers on an easy read and an open crossing route.

The guy cannot play at this level. The offense is going to be as simple as any in football and he still won't be able to execute it because he simply doesn't recognize 'open' in this league.

He's worthless. He's the worst player on our offense and he unquestionably makes everyone on the team worse. We'll still have a handful of dipshits claiming it's his line's fault, (I believe Vanilla Chief is presently leading this ever dwindling bandwagon), but this play happens every week.
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Cassel sucks. Drop your sticks, the horse is dead. I'm wondering how long they go with him. How bad will it have to get before Haley pulls him?
I'll drop the sticks when the handful of remaining morons stop propping up the corpse.

At this point, I don't feel like I'm beating a dead horse, but rather just knocking away the scaffold built out of toothpicks and stale goat semen that is holding it up.
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I'll drop the sticks when the handful of remaining morons stop propping up the corpse.

At this point, I don't feel like I'm beating a dead horse, but rather just knocking away the scaffold built out of toothpicks and stale goat semen that is holding it up.
If Cassel were a poster at CP, he'd be neg-repped back to the womb.
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