Originally Posted by TigerUppercut (Post 12778571)

He's averaged below 4 fumbles per season in KC and that's considering he's a dual threat QB. And not all of those were lost fumbles. Fact.

Originally Posted by BIG K (Post 12778881)

It's always next year......I don't remember a time when the Chiefs interviewed six rookie QB's pre-draft since I started following in 1990, but I could be wrong.
No, I think they are gunning for AS replacement in 2018. Whether it all works is an entirely different story..

Originally Posted by KC_Lee (Post 12777445)

Trade with TN for the 18th pick, puts us ahead of Houston & Denver and take the best QB on the board. Let him sit for a season, sell a million jerseys, let him start in 2018, rule the world.

Originally Posted by CasselGotPeedOn (Post 12778907)

You should have been aborted. Fact.

Originally Posted by TigerUppercut (Post 12778517)

There's a reason guys like Russell Wilson get long term contracts and others play on tags. Use your head, genius. Nothing in my previous comment is trolling.

Originally Posted by TigerUppercut (Post 12778552)

For comparison: Russell Wilson is in the top tier of QB's for doing this despite playing behind a terrible line and average receivers: http://www.espn.com/nfl/player/stats...russell-wilson

Meanwhile Cousins has weapons all over the field yet he's 50% more likely to throw a pick than RW is per throw. THAT is why Washington is hesitant to sign Cousins long term. And this is not even mentioning how he has fumbled the ball 10 times since becoming a full time starter.


Facts, not fiction.

Originally Posted by TigerUppercut (Post 12779006)

To even think cousins is a good to great player based on two overrated seasons of play shows your ignorance. Weapons all over the field and he got what?? 8 wins?? Sounds like a young Matt Stafford to be ROFL

Originally Posted by TigerUppercut (Post 12779006)

To even think cousins is a good to great player based on two overrated seasons of play shows your ignorance. Weapons all over the field and he got what?? 8 wins?? Sounds like a young Matt Stafford to be ROFL

Originally Posted by oldman (Post 12779009)

I'm still not sold on Watson.

Originally Posted by Reerun_KC (Post 12779034)

Im still not sold on Alex Smith after 4 years...

Nor am sold on Andy Reid either...

Originally Posted by milkman (Post 12779045)

The reality is that we need a QB that can overcome Andy's flaws the same way that Rodgers did in Geen Bay with McCarthy.

I think that Dorsey is better overall at talent acquisition than Ted Thompson, who gets a lot a credit for pretty marginal talent surrounding Rodgers.

A QB who can overcome Andy's flaws would have a better shot at winning more than one SB, because he wouldn't have to do it alone.

Originally Posted by Tuckdaddy (Post 12779059)

The media love Ted and talk about him like he's really great but to me has wasted an all world stud QB. There is a long list of loser QBs with one title and that's all Rogers has. Aaron is better than Brady but never has a defense backing him up like Brady does. Manning was better than Brady when he played in Indy but never had a defense backing him up as well. Only one season in the playoffs did they rise up to the occasion.

Originally Posted by RealSNR (Post 12778302)

Carson Palmer + draft a guy. I wanted Geno, but if they ****ing TRIED, I would have been more than patient.

If that plan blew up, try again in a different year.

The problem with Chiefs fans is that whenever a QB crisis occurs when they can absolutely no longer roll with the current veteran because he's washed up/suck too much, they act like they have to solve the problem NOW. INSTANTLY.

They don't think about QB development as a multi-year process. It's like Carl stepped down from GMing, but instead went into the business of mind control lasers, and he's got everybody thinking his way is the best.

Thus, you get all the, "Gee, I'd love to draft a QB, but there's no Andrew Luck available at 27th overall! Next year is a better class, maybe we'll get one then!" And it's also how you get, "I don't like what Alex Smith is doing, but what should the Chiefs have done, exactly?"

Uhh... how about plan ahead? But since they didn't do that, they should just be ****ing patient.