We all know you can make big plays, so just ****ing make them would you and shut the **** up

Bowe is done. He's not making plays anymore and that's all he really ever had. He doesn't run good routes, he doesn't get open, he can't catch, and he doesn't draw double coverage. We aren't going to force the ball to him this week. We tried that last time against Indy and he let us down. He's not going to have a chance to make plays unless he breaks some tackles and makes it happen on his own. We cannot count on Bowe anymore.

I agree with those who think it's time to move on. You know he has got to be on Dorsey's shit list. He won't be able to trade him or cut him because of his contract. The best we can hope for is that he gets convicted when he goes to court. If that happens we might be able to opt out of the contract and I really think Dorsey would do it.

I'm surprised no one posted Mellinger's article from yesterday where he completely called Bowe out for his comments.

We have fans that want to force the ball to a covered receiver and risk a turnover?



Lawdy. That is exactly what our previous shit QBs did to get Bowe the ball.

and where did that get us? I'll take the new offense over the old one every day of the week. Bowe has lost a step. He's not the same player he used to be.

McBlack Bob y'all.

This. So much this.

Did anyone read Mellinger's article about how he's never shown up in big time games in college or pro? He really called him out. If we lose and Bowe doesn't show up after those comments the media will be all over him.

Bowe gets completely ripped on NFLN for being lazy and dropping balls on NFLN:

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-networ...Chiefs-offense

I was just watching that. Bowe must have imported Sterling Sharpe's wife at some point.

Mellinger unloads



http://www.kansascity.com/2014/01/02...ows-up-in.html


I like Dwayne Bowe. Really, I do. I like that he plays with energy, with joy, and that he’s played on bad teams for most of his career but never complained, never shown up his (almost always bad) quarterbacks.


He has some rough edges, sure, including that arrest for small marijuana possession in November, but mostly his problems have been of stupidity, not malice. He’s a beloved teammate, and that matters.

I just want to point something out.

What he said the other day is b.s.:

"Games like this … big-time players make big-time plays, and these are games I mostly show up in."

Again, I like Dwayne. And part of why he hasn’t shown up in big games is because the Chiefs haven’t been good enough to give him many big games to show up in. This is only the second winning season, and second playoff game since Bowe was drafted in 2007.

But in the only playoff game of his career, Bowe didn’t even draw a target.

Plus, all this season, the Chiefs have needed a playmaker to take some pressure and hits off Jamaal Charles, and Bowe has been mostly crickets. He went for 57, 51 and 56 yards during the Chiefs’ three-game losing streak. Bowe signed a big contract before the season, and the Chiefs have needed vastly more from their receivers, and Bowe has had the worst full season of his career.

Statistically, his best game was either at Buffalo (season-high seven catches for 67 yards) or at Washington (four catches for a season-high 70 yards and a touchdown), and nobody’s confusing either with a big game for the Chiefs.

In the abyss that was the 2012 season, Bowe’s only 100-yard games and the only touchdowns he caught were in an 18-point loss at Buffalo (perhaps remembered best for Bowe celebrating a meaningless fourth quarter touchdown by pointing to the name on the back of his jersey) and a 17-point loss to the Chargers.

Now, to be fair, Bowe had a spectacular season in 2010 when the Chiefs won the division: 72 catches, 1,162 yards, and an NFL-best 15 touchdown receptions.

But it’s also true that his three biggest games that year (a total of 32 catches, 509 yards and six touchdowns) were in blowout wins over the Seahawks and Titans, and a blowout loss to the Broncos, before not even showing up in the box score of the playoff game.

Bowe can change a lot of this on Saturday, of course. This is how the playoffs work.

This is, like he says, a "big-time game." And he can show himself to be a "big-time player."

But so far in his career, this is not the type of game he mostly shows up in.

We will not just eat his contract. Dorsey will fix our Wr's Packer style but Bowe will be here probably two more seasons. Hopefully he will change his mind and feel like working hard to be great. Dorsey has already been turning over rocks all season to find speed and talent. Not much he could during the season but he has been looking. Bowe just is not a game breaker. He has produced very few 30 or 40 yard TD's for a guy that paid like he is elite.

Eat shit, haters.

THaA Tt TAT DONT KILL ME CaN only Make me stronger

Too bad he has cement in his shoes.

Haters gonna hate