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Old 12-23-2014, 11:22 AM  
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Dwayne Bowe Appreciation Thread

Sunday will be his last game as a Chief. This thread is to honor the greatest Chiefs WR since Otis Taylor.



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Old 12-23-2014, 02:07 PM   #46
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Next year is put up or shut up year for this regime.

They don't dare cut the only proven WR on the roster.
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Old 12-23-2014, 02:44 PM   #47
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Old 12-23-2014, 02:51 PM   #48
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Bowe almost never has good separation
He almost never gets good ENOUGH separation for Alex.

Any other starting QB would feed Bowe significantly more targets per game.
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Old 12-23-2014, 02:53 PM   #49
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He almost never gets good ENOUGH separation for Alex.

Any other starting QB would feed Bowe significantly more targets per game.
I'm wondering if these people are actually watching Bowe or are they just assuming that he doesn't because Smith won't throw him the ball.
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Old 12-23-2014, 02:56 PM   #50
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I've done some yo-yoing with Bowe this year, but the more I watch Smith, the more I watch the games, the more I watch countless gifs and stills that show him running wide open deep within Smiths field of vision without a target... the more I realize that he's still the same Bowe that got everyone all wet in the panties years ago.

He still has the faults that've all been discussed ad nauseum over the years, yet he's still the same guy that can light it up when given the CHANCES... the dropped touchdown the other day? pffft, take all of the carping about it down the road to a town where someone gives a damn.

He shouldnt have had to WAIT until the 15th game to get a legit throw in the endzone, what the ***K Smith has been thinking this year sooo escapes me... he ended last season by calling dudes number to the tune of 150 and 2 td, and yet this year? bupkis, its inexplicable and 100% on Smith.

Bowe is ALWAYS going to drop a few, but if given enough chances he will ALWAYS make up for it... I have my doubts about it happening, but I'd still like to see him back next year as a two, he'd be one of the, if not the, best two in the league.
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Old 12-23-2014, 03:02 PM   #51
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Old 12-23-2014, 03:28 PM   #52
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Next year is put up or shut up year for this regime.

They don't dare cut the only proven WR on the roster.
. Blowes done now! Nutt sack curse.
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Old 12-23-2014, 04:12 PM   #53
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Let's watch where we flushed $30 million dollars to a good blocking TE with ZERO touchdowns this year!
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Old 12-23-2014, 04:24 PM   #54
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Let's watch where we flushed $30 million dollars to a good blocking TE with ZERO touchdowns this year!
It supposedly goes Huard/Thigpen/Croyle/Cassel etc < Smith... yet why did Bowe produce so much better with those other jokers?

I used to listen to them, but I'm just finished hearing the "hands, routes, separation" argument about Bowe... if friggin Cassel can get it to him, then Smith certainly has no excuse not to.

15 games in and no touchdowns to a WR, an historic display of ineptitude... at what point DO you blame Smith?

C'mon, MAN.
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Old 12-23-2014, 04:27 PM   #55
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It supposedly goes Huard/Thigpen/Croyle/Cassel etc < Smith... yet why did Bowe produce so much better with those other jokers?

I used to listen to them, but I'm just finished hearing the "hands, routes, separation" argument about Bowe... if friggin Cassel can get it to him, then Smith certainly has no excuse not to.

15 games in and no touchdowns to a WR, an historic display of ineptitude... at what point DO you blame Smith?

C'mon, MAN.
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Just look at the head coaches blowe has played for.

Franchise and cp savior Herm fix defense not touch offense edwards. Lifetard crennel. Todd make you block haley. And now big horizontal passing game reid.

Yet people bitch about the Qbs? Never go full short sighted.
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Old 12-23-2014, 04:55 PM   #57
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It supposedly goes Huard/Thigpen/Croyle/Cassel etc < Smith... yet why did Bowe produce so much better with those other jokers?

I used to listen to them, but I'm just finished hearing the "hands, routes, separation" argument about Bowe... if friggin Cassel can get it to him, then Smith certainly has no excuse not to.

15 games in and no touchdowns to a WR, an historic display of ineptitude... at what point DO you blame Smith?

C'mon, MAN.
Well, because winning and contributing to those wins matters more than WR stats.

Would you people stop doing dumb stuff like comparing him to Brodie Croyle? I'm tired of defending a player I don't even like against ridiculous hyperbole.
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Just look at the head coaches blowe has played for.

Franchise and cp savior Herm fix defense not touch offense edwards. Lifetard crennel. Todd make you block haley. And now big horizontal passing game reid.

Yet people bitch about the Qbs? Never go full short sighted.
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Well, because winning and contributing to those wins matters more than WR stats.

Would you people stop doing dumb stuff like comparing him to Brodie Croyle? I'm tired of defending a player I don't even like against ridiculous hyperbole.
You're tired of defending Smith too? Oh thank heavens, another convert.

What Smith is doing this year goes well beyond playing it safe, he is 15 ****ING GAMES IN without a receiver touchdown... I dont give a damn how its spun dude, that is one SERIOUSLY WEIRD stat, and there is no possible way to spin it into a positive, much less justify it.
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