Irony. Hypocritical alex only fan.

One third down stop out of 8 tries.

That's all it took.

So basically we need a defense to carry Alex according to alex only fans.

Without one that can make all the stops, turnovers and keep the other team off the field regardless. Alex has no shot.

See post #167 for the facts.

You know I’m agreeing with you here. You’re point is pretty solid and extremely on point. With out those stops, the game was over.

If you force the Titans to be one dimensional, they aren't going to beat you.

If Alex had taken us down for a FG at the end, they would have been in 2-minute mode.

We could have won...if only..a field goal.

Just one!!!

Against the butt****ing Titans!

Dude fell so far short it's comical.

QB play contributes to the defense...

Mike Singletary after being fired following an Alex season:

"You gotta have a quarterback," Singletary said. "That's what I learned about all this. It helps. A lot. It also helps the defense."

Before the rants about Singletary being a failure HC, I'd just like to note that the guy is in the NFL HOF for being really, really, really good at defense...I think he knows a thing or two about what helps the defense.

But as the alex only fans state. If the defense would of just gotten on me more stop then none of this would of mattered and the game wouldn’t of been on Alex and the offense after they got up 18. There’s no reason the offense should have to score or extend drives in the second half IF the defense would of just got one stop in eight opportunities.

The point of this thread was obvious. Textbook passive-aggressive behavior on the thread starter's part.

Do you have any stats to back this up? Not a loaded question, but you keep saying it and are labeling your own opinion as the reasonable one. Do the Chiefs really have more drops versus the QBs that you mentioned earlier?

I am surprised to have to ask YOU this, but I'll ask anyway.

It's more about when the drops occur, now isn't it?

Here are the stats for the season...as expected, the Chiefs are right in the middle.

http://stats.washingtonpost.com/fb/t...type=receiving

Rank Team Passes Dropped
1 Atlanta Falcons 30
2 New York Giants 29
3 San Francisco 49ers 29
4 Oakland Raiders 28
5 Seattle Seahawks 26
6 Jacksonville Jaguars 26
7 Indianapolis Colts 23
8 Arizona Cardinals 22
9 Chicago Bears 21
10 Cleveland Browns 21
11 Denver Broncos 21
12 Buffalo Bills 20
13 Cincinnati Bengals 20
14 Pittsburgh Steelers 20
15 Los Angeles Chargers 20
16 Baltimore Ravens 20
17 Green Bay Packers 19
18 Kansas City Chiefs 19
19 New England Patriots 19
20 Philadelphia Eagles 19
21 Minnesota Vikings 17
22 Washington Redskins 17
23 New York Jets 16
24 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 16
25 Carolina Panthers 16
26 Dallas Cowboys 15
27 Miami Dolphins 15
28 Houston Texans 14
29 Tennessee Titans 14
30 Detroit Lions 13
31 Los Angeles Rams 13
32 New Orleans Saints 12

I'm sure that's probably distributed evenly... drops happen to every team in every situation...

Your Alexcuses are invalid.

So really, out of the 32 teams in the NFL, the Chiefs have the 13th fewest drops (tied). Not too bad!!!

Sure and I fully acknowledge the Charles drop. Still, are you sure those other QB's haven't had important drops to overcome? You also seemed to be mentioning multiple drops.

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