dissed by Joe "ouch my leg" Theisman - Page 3

06-27-2001, 01:32 PM

Full article (about the possibility of the Ravens repeating) is here:

[url]http://quote.bloomberg.com/fgcgi.cgiT=life99_nfl2.ht&s=AOzoUPxWTUmF2ZW5z[/url]

Anyways, the dig on KC was this:

[b]Elvis is moving towards the top of his game. He has proven himself to be one of the best quarterbacks in football and should get the chance to show it in Billick's type of offense. He has much more to work with in Baltimore.[/b]

So last year, Theisman thought he sucked, but now that he's playing for the world champs, he's one of the best in football? Talk about fair weather...

And then he says "he has much more to work with"? Ok, so obviously, having Jamal Lewis will help. But all in all, last year and even this year, we have better receivers. DA is better than Quadry BY FAR, Travis Taylor vs. Morris or Minnis is a close one. Tony Gonzales is better than Sharpe and on his way up rather than out, like Sharpe...

KCTitus · 06-28-2001, 02:58 PM

That's not suprising...

Doing very good, we're expecting our 3rd any day now...it's a boy so add 1 to the number of Chiefs fans in the world.

Heard anything out of Russ lately? I see him on the BB even less often than you.

**morphius** · 06-28-2001, 03:18 PM

Titus - Have not heard much from him, sent him an email during the Stanely Cup finals and he responded, sounds like he has been pretty busy as well. I just don't think that most people have a lot to talk about this offseason because we have no idea what our team is going to look like.

Packfan · 06-28-2001, 03:37 PM

Morph,

I dont see why you say that about the NFC Central. First of all, Tampa keeps improving (Brad Johnson, Simeon Rice). The Packers should be better (got defensive help with the 10th pick), the Lions are a lot like the Chiefs- try and try, but get nowhere. The Bears will continue to suck and the Vikings lost Robert Smith, but somehow Dennis Green always keeps that team in the playoffs. Its been a pretty good division for a few years now.

The toughest division IMO is the AFC Central. The AFC West is still the weakest divison because of San Diego (1-15), Seattle, and KC, who were all under .500. MOST teams in the AFC West can pencil in two victories next year versus San Diego. No other division has this sort of cupcake in it. Maybe the AFC Central with Cleveland, but I think they are better than San Diego.

Somebody was asking where Bliss was. Isnt he "Wacky Russ"??

**morphius** · 06-28-2001, 03:49 PM

Packfan - Russ is not Wacky Russ, read one post from him and it is obvious.

I did say that the Bucs are improving, but the Lions have kept getting worse, the D of MN will be worse this year from what I have read, Packers are having to spend money on aging vets and their D has been getting worse, and I'm not sure 1 D player can fix it. I agree about Chicago, bad team.

I want to make sure you understood that I meant the NFC is weaker the the AFC, and not that the NFC Central is the worst.

I don't think the Chargers will be as weak this year, last year you could count on their QB's to hand the game to the other team, that will not happen this year.

I have not been impressed with Holmgren as a GM, and I know their were some rumors a while back about the owner wanting to bring someone in, so appearntly I might not be that far off. I just don't think he has the ability to seperate the two jobs, which is a true weakness in the position, I'm sure you can agree with that.

This years Chiefs, I will stick with my earlier comments that nobody has a clue.

06-27-2001, 01:32 PM
htismaqe Guest Casino cash: $	dissed by Joe "ouch my leg" Theisman Full article (about the possibility of the Ravens repeating) is here: [url]http://quote.bloomberg.com/fgcgi.cgiT=life99_nfl2.ht&s=AOzoUPxWTUmF2ZW5z[/url] Anyways, the dig on KC was this: [b]Elvis is moving towards the top of his game. He has proven himself to be one of the best quarterbacks in football and should get the chance to show it in Billick's type of offense. He has much more to work with in Baltimore.[/b] So last year, Theisman thought he sucked, but now that he's playing for the world champs, he's one of the best in football? Talk about fair weather... And then he says "he has much more to work with"? Ok, so obviously, having Jamal Lewis will help. But all in all, last year and even this year, we have better receivers. DA is better than Quadry BY FAR, Travis Taylor vs. Morris or Minnis is a close one. Tony Gonzales is better than Sharpe and on his way up rather than out, like Sharpe...
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06-28-2001, 02:58 PM	#31
KCTitus Archivist Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: The Ethernet Casino cash: $9892732	That's not suprising... Doing very good, we're expecting our 3rd any day now...it's a boy so add 1 to the number of Chiefs fans in the world. Heard anything out of Russ lately? I see him on the BB even less often than you. __________________ Anything you post on this BB can and will be used against you...
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06-28-2001, 03:18 PM	#32
morphius World's finest morphius Join Date: Aug 2000 Casino cash: $6745027	Titus - Have not heard much from him, sent him an email during the Stanely Cup finals and he responded, sounds like he has been pretty busy as well. I just don't think that most people have a lot to talk about this offseason because we have no idea what our team is going to look like.
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06-28-2001, 03:37 PM	#33
Packfan Starter Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Green Bay, WI, Door Casino cash: $10004900	Morph, I dont see why you say that about the NFC Central. First of all, Tampa keeps improving (Brad Johnson, Simeon Rice). The Packers should be better (got defensive help with the 10th pick), the Lions are a lot like the Chiefs- try and try, but get nowhere. The Bears will continue to suck and the Vikings lost Robert Smith, but somehow Dennis Green always keeps that team in the playoffs. Its been a pretty good division for a few years now. The toughest division IMO is the AFC Central. The AFC West is still the weakest divison because of San Diego (1-15), Seattle, and KC, who were all under .500. MOST teams in the AFC West can pencil in two victories next year versus San Diego. No other division has this sort of cupcake in it. Maybe the AFC Central with Cleveland, but I think they are better than San Diego. Somebody was asking where Bliss was. Isnt he "Wacky Russ"?? __________________ Ken Dienberg
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06-28-2001, 03:49 PM	#34
morphius World's finest morphius Join Date: Aug 2000 Casino cash: $6745027	Packfan - Russ is not Wacky Russ, read one post from him and it is obvious. I did say that the Bucs are improving, but the Lions have kept getting worse, the D of MN will be worse this year from what I have read, Packers are having to spend money on aging vets and their D has been getting worse, and I'm not sure 1 D player can fix it. I agree about Chicago, bad team. I want to make sure you understood that I meant the NFC is weaker the the AFC, and not that the NFC Central is the worst. I don't think the Chargers will be as weak this year, last year you could count on their QB's to hand the game to the other team, that will not happen this year. I have not been impressed with Holmgren as a GM, and I know their were some rumors a while back about the owner wanting to bring someone in, so appearntly I might not be that far off. I just don't think he has the ability to seperate the two jobs, which is a true weakness in the position, I'm sure you can agree with that. This years Chiefs, I will stick with my earlier comments that nobody has a clue.
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