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Makes it sound like Haley was really just sticking it to someone with Palko. Romeo puts him behind Stanzi already. Maybe Haley didn't like Stanzi.
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The only way this team becomes a contender every year is to draft a top QB prospect and this is the perfect year to do it (Cassell has shown he is awful, we will have a high enough draft pick (trading up will require a lot but it can be done), we haven`t drafted a top QB prospect in years, if we do not adress the QB position now, well in 3-4 years Hali, Johnson, and others will possibly be on the downside of their career). Yet, I see so many Chiefs fans say they would be content with us drafting a LT or another position if the QB we want is not there. |
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Orton is the most conservative choice.
But this shouldn't be about being conservative. It should be more about taking risks. Your team is 5-8. WTF do you have to lose by playing a rookie QB with three games remaining? Orton is what he is, an average quarterback. You don't know what you have in Stanzi, but you drafted him, so why not play him? Whats there to lose? He sucks, he sucks. So what? And if he is good, then all the better, and Romeo looks like a genious for playing him and everybody will love him after. If the decision was to start Stanzi, and he ends up playing well, wouldn't it be more gratifying and rewarding for Crennel? Im looking at this with a different perspective. |
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We do not expect nothing from Stanzi. If he does well, that`s an encouraging sign for the future. If he is bad, well we perfectly understand it and he`ll have other chances in the future. Nothing good can come of playing Orton. Selling tickets?? Hell, I`d buy a ticket ten times more if Stanzi was actually starting but maybe Chiefs fans think otherwise? |
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