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Old 09-13-2010, 11:23 PM  
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To the drafturbators...

**** you guys!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

we won because...

?

2010 draft class.

AND

Mark Sanchez?

He almost makes Matt Cassel look good!

(Nah, that's an exaggeration!)

Hahahahahahaha!!!

What a great feeling.

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Old 09-14-2010, 11:44 AM   #346
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And while we're at it, who are the "Drafturbators" who said that the Chiefs had no chance to win?
Dane for 1.

I am paraphrasing but he said "Why won't the Chargers win by 30".
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Old 09-14-2010, 11:47 AM   #347
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Pioli, Haley, et al.'s detractors here are so violent and vitriolic in the expression of their opposition to the front office that it should be no surprise that the more optimistic will use this opportunity to give some back.
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Old 09-14-2010, 11:49 AM   #348
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I think we agree here. I'm acting on the assumption that the FO didn't like Clausen or Cody as players. To draft them just because we need a QB and NT would have been short-term thinking.

My dream draft would have been Berry, Cody, Clausen for the reasons you mentioned. If the FO don't like them, they made decisions in the best long-term interest of the team.
Its hard for me to fault them for adding that kind of speed. Those rookies were as good as I've ever seen a draft class be right out of the gate. What did we have, something like 6 players with a real impact in that game?
Yeah, it seems pretty clear that the front office didn't like Clausen or Cody (or Linval Jospeh or Torell Troup). Because you have to think that the front office recognized a deficit in the NT position at least (I can understand for political reasons why a QB wouldn't be considered).
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Old 09-14-2010, 11:49 AM   #349
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Pioli, Haley, et al.'s detractors here are so violent and vitriolic in the expression of their opposition to the front office that it should be no surprise that the more optimistic will use this opportunity to give some back.
Rep. That pretty much sums up CP's vibe.
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Old 09-14-2010, 11:51 AM   #350
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Yeah, it seems pretty clear that the front office didn't like Clausen or Cody (or Linval Jospeh or Torell Troup). Because you have to think that the front office recognized a deficit in the NT position at least (I can understand for political reasons why a QB wouldn't be considered).
Depends on how Smith works out. He had a good game.
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Old 09-14-2010, 11:51 AM   #351
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Dane for 1.

I am paraphrasing but he said "Why won't the Chargers win by 30".
Yeah, I didn't think they had a chance to win. I was wrong. BFD.

But I guess that counts as Federal Holiday in the minds of some, so be it.

So, who are these "Drafturbators" that thought the Chiefs had a shitty draft?
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Old 09-14-2010, 11:51 AM   #352
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I won $1500 imaginary dollars in the gambling challenge thread by betting on the Chiefs.
Just yesterday morning the two of us were discussing how we thought KC had a legit chance at winning because of the likelihood of a fired-up defense in the MNF atmosphere limiting Ryan Matthews' effectiveness. That's pretty much what happened. And we're part of that camp they call the "Drafturbators."
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Old 09-14-2010, 11:55 AM   #353
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Yeah, I didn't think they had a chance to win. I was wrong. BFD.

But I guess that counts as Federal Holiday in the minds of some, so be it.

So, who are these "Drafturbators" that thought the Chiefs had a shitty draft?
You are wrong more than you will admit. If you weren't so ****ing confident in every single opinion you have it wouldn't be as big of a deal or as fun to point out when you are wrong.

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Seriously? After the Berry pick almost everything was questioned except Asamoah.
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Old 09-14-2010, 11:56 AM   #354
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I give Dane his credit. He did like the draft from the get go. He said it was a good draft and even argued with fellow drafturbators about it
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Old 09-14-2010, 11:56 AM   #355
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Just yesterday morning the two of us were discussing how we thought KC had a legit chance at winning because of the likelihood of a fired-up defense in the MNF atmosphere limiting Ryan Matthews' effectiveness. That's pretty much what happened. And we're part of that camp they call the "Drafturbators."
Look even some of the draftobators knew we had a chance to win.

I am pretty sure Mecca along with Dane predicted an epic blowout. 2 of the more vocal draftobators.
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Just yesterday morning the two of us were discussing how we thought KC had a legit chance at winning because of the likelihood of a fired-up defense in the MNF atmosphere limiting Ryan Matthews' effectiveness. That's pretty much what happened. And we're part of that camp they call the "Drafturbators."
Dude sorry. You're not a drafturbators.
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Old 09-14-2010, 11:57 AM   #357
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You are wrong more than you will admit.
Bullshit.

When I'm wrong, I've happily admitted that I was wrong because 90% of the time, it's what's best for the Chiefs organization.

Unfortunately, that's been rare as of late. Hopefully, the tide is turning.
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Old 09-14-2010, 11:58 AM   #358
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I give Dane his credit. He did like the draft from the get go. He said it was a good draft and even argued with fellow drafturbators about it
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Yea, Dane was actually fairly complimentary of the draft.

Problem with grouping people is when they have differences in opinion they get offended when the group is called out.

No difference than all the dumbass "True Fan" references.
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Look even some of the draftobators knew we had a chance to win.

I am pretty sure Mecca along with Dane predicted an epic blowout. 2 of the more vocal draftobators.
So, is Drafturbator a derogatory term? If not, what is it?

I never once criticized this draft. As a matter of fact, I LOVED it and defended it vehemently this offseason.
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Old 09-14-2010, 11:59 AM   #360
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What is the definition of a draft tabulator?


I get that the people involved are those who want to burn alive anyone who largely agrees with what Pioli is doing, but what does it have to do with the draft or with turbation?
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