BOWE 45!

[Red Dawg]

Congrats Bowe show!

[aturnis]

Raiders concern me, T-Boner and Flops do not. Ever. Though the Raiders may not have a hell of a lot of room to grow. Seymour is 31 and is the motor of the defense.

[durtyrute]

Originally Posted by Saul Good

The Chargers, Raiders, and Chiefs are all in the running for the division. The Broncos have no chance. No chance.

I hate them donk sluts as much as the next man, but what was it 45-29 or some shit like that. These divisional matches will be good for some time to come.

[Saul Good]

Originally Posted by durtyrute

I hate them donk sluts as much as the next man, but what was it 45-29 or some shit like that. These divisional matches will be good for some time to come.

Any team can have one great game. In the end, you are who your record says you are.

[wazu]

Originally Posted by chefsos

Good God, Haley looks like shit in this vid.

"I think he's good looking."

-Whitlock.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by milkman

Informative thread.

[Quesadilla Joe]

Originally Posted by KnowMo2724

Michael Lombardi doesn't seem to be a big fan of the Chiefs and where they were ranked in the top 100.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d...g-with-top-100

Lombardi is giving his thoughts on Bowe again.....

Is Bowe a No. 1 receiver?

On "NFL Total Access" this week, I was asked if the Chiefs' Dwayne Bowe was an elite number one receiver and my answer was an emphatic NO. Being a number one receiver requires being a blue-chip player. (Editor's Note: Lombardi's blue-chip rankings for 2011 are coming later this week). My definition of a blue-chip player is as follows: Player demonstrates rare abilities and can create mismatches that have an obvious impact on the game; combines competitiveness and skill to have a consistent championship-level performance; rates in the top five at his position in the league.

Memo to Bowe fans: Please read the above criteria twice. And if you still think he is an elite number one receiver in the league, then we are not watching the same player. Bowe is a good player, effective in the red zone due to his size, but he struggles against tight man-to-man and does not separate when he is facing press coverage. And the number one reason he is not a blue-chip player or an elite number one receiver is that no defensive coordinator goes into a game against Kansas City fearing he doesn't have a corner who can match up on Bowe. He is a good player, not a great player; it takes a rare player to be an elite number one receiver.

http://www.nfl.com/nflnetwork/story/...s-a-good-thing

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Being a number one receiver requires being a blue-chip player. My definition of a blue-chip player is as follows: rates in the top five at his position in the league

So there are only 5 "number 1 recievers" The guy is a tool. Bowe is ahead or on par with many of the great recievers in the game at this stage of thier respective careers. That's all that matters.

[Mr. Flopnuts]

I don't disagree with that at all. I hope 82 does though.