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dallaschiefsfan · 10-01-2012, 07:17 AM

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Hammock Parties · 10-02-2012, 11:21 PM

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Originally Posted by BossChief

Berry and Moeaki were both budding stars as rookies and are still recovering from major injury that cost them their second years.

At this point, both of them suck, and we have no idea what the future may hold for either.

They have to be counted against Pioli right now.

Especially Moeaki, who had a history of injury coming out.

Jeff Allen had a dogshit game Sunday, too.

And Jon Baldwin's impact on this offense has been minimal. Though, in his defense, greater than McCluster so far.

**BossChief** · 10-02-2012, 11:21 PM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Nepotism.

His Father-In-Law recommended that Pioli hire Haley. Since Pioli doesn't have one single creative thought in his fat ****ing bald head, he followed Parcells advice.

Hilarity ensued.

Pioli and Haley also worked for the Jets together iirc.

**DaneMcCloud** · 10-02-2012, 11:23 PM

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Originally Posted by BossChief

You know as well as I do that injuries have impacted that significantly.

Berry and Moeaki were both budding stars as rookies and are still recovering from major injury that cost them their second years.

Houston is a ****ing beast that would have been a great pick if he was taken in the top 10...and we stole him with a profit pick from a trade down.

Succop is a damn fine kicker that has made his last 5 kicks over 50 yards (I added this for flare)

Other than that, Pioli has hit a bunch of singles and doubles, which is what you want.

So, four guys out of 28 draftees? That's average?

Succop? Totally unnecessary when Barth was on the roster.

Let's talk about the guys that Pioli unceremoniously cut.

How great would Babin have been opposite Hali? How about Pollard and Berry? And don't give a shit about Moeaki. What about Tom Crabtree? I'd take him over ****ing O'Connell!

Pioli passed on Graham, Hernandez and Gronk but traded up for an often injured Moeaki and he's supposed to get CREDIT for that?

Net gain: Houston.

ONE ****ING PLAYER IN FOUR DRAFTS! Woo-****ing-hoo!

Brock · 10-02-2012, 11:24 PM

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Originally Posted by BossChief

I'm not a fan of the Romeo hire, but Haley had the team in shape and focused...something that is totally lost now. Look at all theinor injuries we have this year and how many penalties we have opposed to when Haley was coaching.

If we had a quarterback, who knows what happens, but you have to think we would have won the division twice in a row (we were a game off of that last year) and who knows how much else would be effected.

The Steelers forced Arians out and hired the guy because he is a quality coach, not because he sucks and is terrible.

The team looked exactly the same under Haley as it does right now, with the exception of when Weis was calling the plays. Other than that one season, they've looked like garbage and still do.

The Steelers forced Arians out for whatever reason, and now Todd's got an easy job. I congratulate him on his connections, but there wasn't anything wrong with their offense to begin with.

**BossChief** · 10-02-2012, 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Cassel's Reckoning

At this point, both of them suck, and we have no idea what the future may hold for either.

They have to be counted against Pioli right now.

Especially Moeaki, who had a history of injury coming out.

Jeff Allen had a dogshit game Sunday, too.

And Jon Baldwin's impact on this offense has been minimal. Though, in his defense, greater than McCluster so far.

His fatal flaw is his handling of Cassel.

He needs to find a way to fix the qb position to save his job. His only hope at this point is Stanzi because we all know what Cassel and Quinn are.

Hammock Parties · 10-02-2012, 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by BossChief

His fatal flaw is his handling of Cassel.

I agree, but his drafts are looking worse and worse, and don't forget shitty head coaching hires.

There's not a lot to go on that actually suggests Pioli is a good GM.

At best you can say he's done an average job of improving the roster and horrible decisions at HC and QB have resulted in failure.

**BossChief** · 10-02-2012, 11:37 PM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

So, four guys out of 28 draftees? That's average?

Succop? Totally unnecessary when Barth was on the roster.

Let's talk about the guys that Pioli unceremoniously cut.

How great would Babin have been opposite Hali? How about Pollard and Berry? And don't give a shit about Moeaki. What about Tom Crabtree? I'd take him over ****ing O'Connell!

Pioli passed on Graham, Hernandez and Gronk but traded up for an often injured Moeaki and he's supposed to get CREDIT for that?

Net gain: Houston.

ONE ****ING PLAYER IN FOUR DRAFTS! Woo-****ing-hoo!

Jason Babin credits the scheme for his emergence. He has said multiple times that
this is the scheme he dominated in college at and that he really doesnt fit other ones. There is some merit to the fact that we maybe should have been the ones to realize that and not changed schemes and jettisoned him, but the guy was a bust before he got to KC and he still was one when he left...it's whatever.

I was one of the handful of guys that was pissed when Pollard was cut and he is now on a defense where he is used correctly (I have lots of posts from 2009 detailing how he SHOULD have been used and they are exactly how the Ravens use him now)...those two with Lewis as the third safety would have been ****ing great.

How much different do Gronk, Graham and Hernandez look because of Tom ****ing Brady and Drew Brees?...and how would Moeaki look in their positions? That gets us full circle on the fatal flaw point.

**BossChief** · 10-02-2012, 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Brock

The team looked exactly the same under Haley as it does right now, with the exception of when Weis was calling the plays. Other than that one season, they've looked like garbage and still do.

The Steelers forced Arians out for whatever reason, and now Todd's got an easy job. I congratulate him on his connections, but there wasn't anything wrong with their offense to begin with.

The Steelers forced BA out and brought in Haley because they know he was in a position where positive results were next to impossible and they recognized that he is a good coach that could make a difference for them.

Don't give me that "connections" shit, either. It's silly to think they would force a coach out (that is now a head coach on an interim basis) and brought in his replacements because of who his dad is.

**BossChief** · 10-02-2012, 11:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Cassel's Reckoning

I agree, but his drafts are looking worse and worse, and don't forget shitty head coaching hires.

There's not a lot to go on that actually suggests Pioli is a good GM.

At best you can say he's done an average job of improving the roster and horrible decisions at HC and QB have resulted in failure.

Guys like:

Asamoah
Baldwin
McCluster
Winston
Breaston

Would be showing their true value if we didn't have a worthless turd at quarterback.

Don't forget, Orton had 2 300 yard games with these guys and no running game and he is mediocre.

If we find a way to get Geno Smith, these guys are gonna blow the **** up and the rest of the team will play energized and will seem to have "woken up" they have given up on Cassel just as we have.

kcxiv · 10-02-2012, 11:57 PM

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Originally Posted by BossChief

Guys like:

Asamoah
Baldwin
McCluster
Winston
Breaston

Would be showing their true value if we didn't have a worthless turd at quarterback.

Don't forget, Orton had 2 300 yard games with these guys and no running game and he is mediocre.

If we find a way to get Geno Smith, these guys are gonna blow the **** up and the rest of the team will play energized and will seem to have "woken up" they have given up on Cassel just as we have.

Until then what if's dont matter, as of right now, all his draft picks have not been top notch.

Its all blah. Forsome reason though, even with the shitty ass qb, Bowe is the only WR that is consistent from week to week. Can only imagine what his numbers would be like if he had a good qb. Now there i go with the what ifs.

**BossChief** · 10-03-2012, 12:05 AM

Want to know how to almost totally guarantee getting Geno Smith?

Trade Bowe before the deadline.

Think long and hard before you respond with death threats.

We wouldn't win a game without him and even if we do, the extra draft pick would give us the ammo to move up. Shit, package him and Dorsey and see what we can get.

A team like Miami or St Louis would probably bite....possibly Indy would jump in a help us get more for them.

Thinking about the long term big picture, this wouldn't be a bad choice.

3 years from now, we would be glad we did it.

-ducks-

**DaneMcCloud** · 10-03-2012, 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by BossChief

Want to know how to almost totally guarantee getting Geno Smith?

Trade Bowe before the deadline.

Think long and hard before you respond with death threats.

We wouldn't win a game without him and even if we do, the extra draft pick would give us the ammo to move up. Shit, package him and Dorsey and see what we can get.

A team like Miami or St Louis would probably bite....possibly Indy would jump in a help us get more for them.

Thinking about the long term big picture, this wouldn't be a bad choice.

3 years from now, we would be glad we did it.

-ducks-

Terrible idea.

You've lost it in this thread.

Hammock Parties · 10-03-2012, 12:14 AM

Dude, if trading Bowe brings us a franchise QB, DO IT RIGHT ****ING NOW.

There's a decent chance he may not even want to be here at all, no matter what.

tmw4h5 · 10-03-2012, 12:18 AM

Let's be honest, we have to trade Bowe.

Do you really think he's going to re-sign with us? Look at who he has had to play with at QB in his career. He knows firsthand how cheap ownership is. He knows how much of a dick Pioli is. Do you think that Hunt is going to pay him top dollar? It's clear that our GM and/or Clark Hunt undervalue the worth of players. Even the players we have re-signed under Pioli came at club-friendly contracts. I really doubt Bowe is going to take a "hometown discount" to stay with a team that appears to be going absolutely nowhere.

We need to trade Bowe before the deadline. We have to take what we can get for him. Even if it's a 2nd rounder. You cannot simpy let a player of his caliber walk away and get nothing in return for him. We could franchise him again next year, but I highly doubt he will put forth actual effort. He'll simply collect his paychecks and do his best to not get injured.

We have three options:
1. Trade Bowe and get what we can.
2. Keep Bowe and hope he re-signs (lol, failboat).
3. Franchise Bowe again and let him lol.

Assud · 10-03-2012, 12:18 AM

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Originally Posted by BossChief

Want to know how to almost totally guarantee getting Geno Smith?

Trade Bowe before the deadline.

Think long and hard before you respond with death threats.

We wouldn't win a game without him and even if we do, the extra draft pick would give us the ammo to move up. Shit, package him and Dorsey and see what we can get.

A team like Miami or St Louis would probably bite....possibly Indy would jump in a help us get more for them.

Thinking about the long term big picture, this wouldn't be a bad choice.

3 years from now, we would be glad we did it.

-ducks-

Going to have to agree with this guy. We're gonna lose Bowe at the end of the season anyways. Might as well get something for him and rebuild from there.

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BossChief SuperBowl or bust Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: BF Iowa Casino cash: $1714088	Want to know how to almost totally guarantee getting Geno Smith? Trade Bowe before the deadline. Think long and hard before you respond with death threats. We wouldn't win a game without him and even if we do, the extra draft pick would give us the ammo to move up. Shit, package him and Dorsey and see what we can get. A team like Miami or St Louis would probably bite....possibly Indy would jump in a help us get more for them. Thinking about the long term big picture, this wouldn't be a bad choice. 3 years from now, we would be glad we did it. -ducks-
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10-03-2012, 12:14 AM	#163
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10-03-2012, 12:18 AM	#164
tmw4h5 Starter Join Date: Sep 2011 Casino cash: $10015349	Let's be honest, we have to trade Bowe. Do you really think he's going to re-sign with us? Look at who he has had to play with at QB in his career. He knows firsthand how cheap ownership is. He knows how much of a dick Pioli is. Do you think that Hunt is going to pay him top dollar? It's clear that our GM and/or Clark Hunt undervalue the worth of players. Even the players we have re-signed under Pioli came at club-friendly contracts. I really doubt Bowe is going to take a "hometown discount" to stay with a team that appears to be going absolutely nowhere. We need to trade Bowe before the deadline. We have to take what we can get for him. Even if it's a 2nd rounder. You cannot simpy let a player of his caliber walk away and get nothing in return for him. We could franchise him again next year, but I highly doubt he will put forth actual effort. He'll simply collect his paychecks and do his best to not get injured. We have three options: 1. Trade Bowe and get what we can. 2. Keep Bowe and hope he re-signs (lol, failboat). 3. Franchise Bowe again and let him lol. __________________ Something funny, though.
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