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Neither Stafford or Sanchez belong in top 10 (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=202838)

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Originally Posted by Deberg_1990 (Post 8362098)

Pioli made the right decision in passing on Sanchez. Where he has errored is by never giving Cassel legit competition.

So if Cassel had competition he'd be good? Cassel made Orton look like Dan Marino

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Originally Posted by Pioli Zombie (Post 8362107)

So if Cassel had competition he'd be good? Cassel made Orton look like Dan Marino

Your grasp of logic is lacking.

Seems much more likely that if Cassel had competition he'd be working the fry station.

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Originally Posted by Pioli Zombie (Post 8362107)

So if Cassel had competition he'd be good? Cassel made Orton look like Dan Marino

No, probably not, but maybe the Chiefs would have felt more comfortable benching him if they had a legit backup.

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Originally Posted by Deberg_1990 (Post 8362115)

No, probably not, but maybe the Chiefs would have felt more comfortable benching him if they had a legit backup.

Fair enough. As far as this year I don't see how they can't do everything they can to get at least the #2 pick.

This might be off topic --I came across this illustration of Super Bowl winning quarterbacks. However, I'm not saying drafting a quarterback in the first round guarantees a team success. I did find it interesting 'no passing yardage leader has ever won a Super Bowl.'

Click the bar to enlarge:

http://sixteenwins.com/wp-content/up..._qb_full_2.gif

http://sixteenwins.com/2012/02/super-bowl-winning-qbs/

18 out of the last 21 super bowl winner were franchise qb's. Rypien i included, because that year, the Redskins offense was breaking records left n right.

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Originally Posted by Han Solo (Post 5521651)

Basically, we're all virgins. Pioli is gonna bust our hymen.

Hey Scott! Matt Cassel doesn't make me orgasm.

I'm still waiting, Scott

That's pretty interesting, Ms. Dylan.

I would assume that the "passing yardage" issue has to do with that team's rushing attack?

Also, am I reading the crazy jersey chart correctly? Montana is the only 3x Super Bowl MVP? And Rapetheburgers has never been a SB MVP?

FAX

Stafford will be the Super Bowl MVP soon

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Originally Posted by Pioli Zombie (Post 8362556)

Stafford will be the Super Bowl MVP soon

Potentially. That team still has a lot of work to do.

just save that graphic and post it anytime someone suggests drafting OL in the First.

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Originally Posted by 58-4ever (Post 8362766)

Potentially. That team still has a lot of work to do.

....like firing Gun

So by this logic, if we reach for Tannenhill in the first then he becomes a SB QB?

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Originally Posted by FAX (Post 8362533)

Mr. Fax: For some reason, I was thinking most passing yards in a regular season. Thanks!

Three. Montana was MVP of Super Bowls XVl, XlX, and XXlV.

2006 Super Bowl XL MVP: Hines Ward Wide receiver

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Antwaan Randle El, a quarterback in college, took a handoff from Parker, sprinted right and threw perfectly to Ward for a 43-yard TD with 9:04 remaining. It was the first Super Bowl touchdown pass by a receiver.
So did quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. The most noteworthy play for the youngest quarterback to win a Super Bowl was a horrid pass that Kelly Herndon of the Seahawks (15-4) returned a record 76 yards.

The 23-year-old Roethlisberger achieved it more with his legs than his arm. He converted enough second-half first downs to wind down the clock.

2009 Super Bowl XLlll MVP: Santonio Holmes Wide receiver

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On the Steelers' title-clinching drive, Holmes made his picturesque touchdown catch with three Cardinals around him, jumping to make the catch and somehow keeping both feet in bounds.

It was the type of catch to make Steelers great Lynn Swann proud. And the thing that made Holmes shake his head was not the difficulty of the reception, but rather how many of his friends and teammates had predicted it.

Only seven wide receivers have been named MVP in Super Bowl history.

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