Quarterback Competition? (from Gretz)

[chiefzilla1501]

http://www.bobgretz.com/chiefs-footb...p-ochiefs.html

Great article by Gretz. Explains the outrage over the QB situation.

If Romeo and Pioli were genuine about wanting a QB competition, they wouldn't be telling the world about who our starting QB is. There's clearly an indescribable boner fest for a QB who's not very good.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by TEX

Nothing confusing. Cassel will cost KC games. He will hod the Chiefs back. Routt is NO Carr. He too will cost the Chiefs big time this year. Pioli is bad for the Chiefs. Plain as day.

But right tackles and running backs are more important to a teams success than quarterbacks and corners, right?

[Marcellus]

Originally Posted by TEX

Nothing confusing. Cassel will cost KC games. He will hod the Chiefs back. Routt is NO Carr. He too will cost the Chiefs big time this year. Pioli is bad for the Chiefs. Plain as day.

What is the fixation with Carr on CP? Was he a really good player? Yes, is he the backbone of the defense? No.

And despite all the homer ball washing Routt has been rated a better player the last 3 years. You simply can't ignore that unless you just want to bitch just to bitch.

Could the be a drop off this season? Maybe but it will only be slight barring a huge shift in career direction for Routt.

I predict with the return of Berry the defense and secondary will be even better this year and won't be the weak link. Quit your ****ing whining about Carr.

[rico]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

What is the fixation with Carr on CP? Was he a really good player? Yes, is he the backbone of the defense? No.

And despite all the homer ball washing Routt has been rated a better player the last 3 years. You simply can't ignore that unless you just want to bitch just to bitch.

Could the be a drop off this season? Maybe but it will only be slight barring a huge shift in career direction for Routt.

I predict with the return of Berry the defense and secondary will be even better this year and won't be the weak link. Quit your ****ing whining about Carr.

Lol, I remember there being multiple moments in game threads (mostly 2010 when I was a lurker) where people were asking why the Chiefs hadn't cut him from the team.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Originally Posted by ricoswaff

Lol, I remember there being multiple moments in game threads (mostly 2010 when I was a lurker) where people were asking why the Chiefs hadn't cut him from the team.

Shit man that's nothing, did you read the crap spewed about Hali?

[rico]

Originally Posted by PGM

Shit man that's nothing, did you read the crap spewed about Hali?

Vaguely, I remember some people bashing him before the 2009 draft before we selected TJ.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

What is the fixation with Carr on CP? Was he a really good player? Yes, is he the backbone of the defense? No.

And despite all the homer ball washing Routt has been rated a better player the last 3 years. You simply can't ignore that unless you just want to bitch just to bitch.

Could the be a drop off this season? Maybe but it will only be slight barring a huge shift in career direction for Routt.

I predict with the return of Berry the defense and secondary will be even better this year and won't be the weak link. Quit your ****ing whining about Carr.

WRONG on so many levels. You just don't get it. Way deeper than surface depth with Carr. It's what he represented as much as it was his talent. Go stalk someone who's going to listen to your idiocy.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by TEX

WRONG on so many levels. Go stalk someone who's going to listen to your idiocy.

Please elaborate.

How is he wrong?

Routt did grade out better in PFF.

Berry isn't going to make a difference?

[milkman]

What he represented?

Let me guess, you were one of the dumbasses that were calling for his head until last year, while some of us were defending him, saying that he was progressing.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by milkman

Please elaborate.

How is he wrong?

Routt did grade out better in PFF.

Berry isn't going to make a difference?

Sure King Tard - Routt was TOAST way more. And if you eat breakfast, BURNT TOAST can ruin the best of them. Berry is not going to be at full speed. You're absolutely misinformed if you think Berry is going to return to normal this quickly. He is going to have to play through it to get to where he was - if he even can by year's end. But then you did say that the Chiefs OL was just as good as the TEXANS last year, so I can't expect much out of one that comes up with that. Spin it how ever you want...

[Catt Massel]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Great article by Gretz. Explains the outrage over the QB situation.

If Romeo and Pioli were genuine about wanting a QB competition, they wouldn't be telling the world about who our starting QB is. There's clearly an indescribable boner fest for a QB who's not very good.

What is "boner fest" ?

[TEX]

Originally Posted by milkman

What he represented?

Let me guess, you were one of the dumbasses that were calling for his head until last year, while some of us were defending him, saying that he was progressing.

Absolutely no guessing that you are a the biggest dumbass on the BB - Was Carr drafted by KC? YES. Did Piloi preach from day one about building through the draft - to sign one's own good players - Yes. He had the chance to do just that and he had the $$$. He did not. Carr represented the very idea of what Clark and Pioli said they wanted to do from day 1. Get it now? Probably not ...

[milkman]

Originally Posted by TEX

Sure King Tard - Routt was TOAST way more. And if you eat breakfast, BURNT TOAST can ruin the best of them. Berry is not going to be at full speed. You're absolutely misinformed if you think Berry is going to return to normal this quickly. He is going to have to play through it to get to where he was - if he even can by year's end. But then you did say that the Chiefs OL was just as good as the TEXANS last year, so I can't expect much out of one that comes up with that. Spin it how ever you want...

While the Chiefs don't assign #1 and #2 labels to their corners, Carr was lined up against opponent's #2 receivers about 75% of snaps, while Routt was lined up against opponent's #1 receivers 100% of snaps for the Raiders.

Since Berry will have had nearly a full year to recover from that torn ACL, he will much further along than a player that suffered that injury middle of the season or later, and I've torn the ACL and had knee reconstruction, so I am personally familiar with the recovery and rehab process.

It takes longer to fully recover if you try to rush back.

Since he won't be forced to do so, he won't have the setbacks that others have.

And show me, dumbass, where I said that the Chiefs O-Line was as good as the Texans last year.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by TEX

Absolutely no guessing that you are a the biggest dumbass on the BB - Was Carr drafted by KC? YES. Did Piloi preach from day one about building through the draft - to sign one's own good players - Yes. He had the chance to do just that and he had the $$$. He did not. Carr represented the very idea of what Clark and Pioli said they wanted to do from day 1. Get it now? Probably not ...

It is not surprising that you are too stupid to understand that, while you want to retain your players, even with plenty of cap space you still have to be fiscally smart, so as not to find yourself strapped against the cap in future years.

You simply can not tie up that much money into one positional group.

Just like you, it would be stupid.

[Brock]

Originally Posted by milkman

It is not surprising that you are too stupid to understand that, while you want to retain your players, even with plenty of cap space you still have to be fiscally smart, so as not to find yourself strapped against the cap in future years.

You simply can not tie up that much money into one positional group.

Just like you, it would be stupid.

You're arguing with the only tard on the board who thought it was smart to trade multiple high draft picks for Carson Palmer.

[beach tribe]

Originally Posted by milkman

While the Chiefs don't assign #1 and #2 labels to their corners, Carr was lined up against opponent's #2 receivers about 75% of snaps, while Routt was lined up against opponent's #1 receivers 100% of snaps for the Raiders.

Since Berry will have had nearly a full year to recover from that torn ACL, he will much further along than a player that suffered that injury middle of the season or later, and I've torn the ACL and had knee reconstruction, so I am personally familiar with the recovery and rehab process.

It takes longer to fully recover if you try to rush back.

Since he won't be forced to do so, he won't have the setbacks that others have.

And show me, dumbass, where I said that the Chiefs O-Line was as good as the Texans last year.

It's also a mental thing, or so I understand with Berry's knee, which I really don't think is going to be a problem with a guy like Berry. He's a baller. I don't think he's going to pay one bit of attention to his knee, considering he tried to stay in the game, and play after he had already torn the bitch up.