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I can see it now... Week 7... Smith under throws to Bowe... Pick 6 Brandon Flowers...
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we almost beat you with our second team. |
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Trash talking San Diego..
They own the keys to Arrowhead and have actually won playoff games since Free Agency began. |
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Damn homers - a team that beat us twice, won a playoff game and has the superior QB to us is the better team.
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To be fair, only dynasties like the Patriots sweep divisional rivals on a routine basis.
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He must have a serious injury red flag.
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Chuefs sucks
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Haha. Nice one |
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I know and all those SB trophies and MVP trophies and such look great in their trophy case. |
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Blasphemy on you. |
I don't get Chargers fan talking smack. It's kind of funny actually.
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Live in ignorance and enjoy another disappointing season.LMAO |
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That's good...ahh.....because the Chiefs avoid players that are injury risks, right? ROFL |
1 year deal.
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they try so hard. |
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I didn't come here to shit on the Chiefs logo. It's my duty as a Charger fan to poke the complacent Chiefs fans in the ribs.
All of a sudden all these 6 year old homers come out of the wood work, (w/ Marcellus, of course) I'm not spending my summer schooling some 6 year old homers. Mods, you better keep an eye on these fools. They could ruin the board. Their irrational posts will do nothing but stir up the natives into hopeful thoughts and we can't have that. |
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And LOL at the Chargers tiny corners. |
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Brandon Flowers done
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I'm not sure the tone of voice you are posting with here, and I know we don't have any Super Bowl trophies, but LT did win league MVP in 2006. Also I'm never quite sure why the Chiefs fans hate the shit out of the Broncos and Raiders, but not us. We're the only AFC West team that has a winning record against the Chiefs (lifetime). Seems like you would hate us a little more. I guess you just like to grasp onto that 45 year old Championship, and since the Chargers haven't joined that exclusive club, we're not worthy of any hatred. |
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Donk hatred stems from a combination of close playoff losses with salary-cap cheating, cooking-spray cheating, injury-faking, and cheap-shotting character. The Chargers come nowhere near their level of douchebaggery. Raider and Donk hate is in the genetic make-up of Chief fans. Charger hate is more... temporal. |
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Also I think that whole living in a temperate weather environment simply makes you soft. |
Still covering our ears and closing our eyes in this thread?
Yup. Looks like it. |
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Flowers' contract terms with SD certainly support the argument that his cap hit was too high. Hell, we may have offered to renegotiate, and he turned us down, and got less than we were offering.
And who cares about whether he goes to a division rival? So irrelevant if you ask me. |
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Was a great player for us, but his style caused him to break down physically and he's a guy that couldn't afford to lose a step.
Based on the deal he got I can see why we didn't want to pay him what he was scheduled to make. I don't think we got better by cutting him, but I think it allows us to make moves to get better in the long term. We'll see if they take advantage of it. |
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SD is not that great IMO |
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The chargers have an elite level QB. We dont
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We have an elite level punter. Who needs a QB?
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He signed an incentive laden 1 year deal with a team desperate for corner backs. That team was also one of the only two he visited. That should tell you something. Posted via Mobile Device |
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Certainly not elite level. Top of the list of 2nd tier QBs. |
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Rivers is a guy who's been 7-9, 8-8, or 9-7 in 5 of the last 6 years. And this has been with a team that until Manning arrived was hands down the most talented team in the West year after year according to the media. If Rivers is an elite QB with that kind of output, then Gunther Cunningham is an elite head coach. Rivers is a pretty good QB when the pieces around him are right and he listens to coaches. He's Tony Romo essentially, good but not great to this point... |
Chargers have a secondary of midgets-lol I think they might have the shortest secondary ever in the NFL. They just need to sign Mighty Mouse now!!
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I'm far from a Rivers apologist and quite frankly thought he was done a couple years ago, but he's better than he's given credit for. I'd glad we have him instead of, say, Alice Smiff. |
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Another great post today- you are on fire! |
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Again, I'm not saying Rivers is a bad QB, but he hasn't proven to be elite. He's kind of in that second tier. I don't think anyone is arguing that Alex Smith is elite, so that's not a great comparison. Was it better to hang on to Rivers than Brees? I think Brees has proven to this point to be the better QB... |
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Heh. WELL THAT'S HOW THE GOOD TEAMS DO IT |
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Brandon Flowers' decision to join the San Diego Chargers is both business and personal.
The veteran cornerback, released by the Kansas City Chiefs last week, explained Wednesday on NFL Network how he reacted to the move and his motivation behind agreeing to a deal with the Chargers. "I was very surprised when it happened," Flowers said on Wednesday's edition of NFL Total Access. "I know I hit the (salary) cap pretty hard, but I thought if I was going to get traded or released it would be in February or March sometime. "The timing that they did it, it kind of hit me. So that's why I stayed in the division. I want to play the Chiefs again, let them know how I felt about it." Flowers spent the first six seasons of his career in Kansas City, starting 87 of 88 games and earning a Pro Bowl nod last season. Flowers proved himself to be a staunch self-believer when asked who was the best cornerback in the game. "Oh, first off, let me just say I'm the best corner in football," he said with a grin. "Let's get that clear. Don't let my injuries last year fool you, or take my name from the top list." Flowers went on to name Darrelle Revis as the corner he admires most. Like Revis, Flowers has something to prove after being dumped well before his contract was up. Never underestimate the power of motivation. |
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So wait, do we all think he sucks and hate him now?
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I've been saying he sucks for 2 years but do you all agree now because he's not a Chief anymore?
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But, I feel like hes bein kind of a douche, so **** em. |
Why don't active roster players in KC every show that kind of competitive fire that Flowers has just displayed?
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Man...I think the Chiefs made a mistake letting him go. As soon as he went down in your playoff game the Chiefs got blown out.
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