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I'm somewhat starting to question if some of you actually remember Trent playing in KC, other than 2001.
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I doubt anyone was much more pissed than I when Gaethers took him out, but to say he was anymore than a good QB is just not in the cards for me. I want a great QB on this team, and don't want to see them give up more picks in any round for another recycle. Maybe that is just me. I am dug in after 43 years of futility. |
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The teams that are winning and winning regularly have drafted and developed their own guys. In the 30 years or so I've been a fan, I've seen the Matt Flynn/Nick Foles/Alex Smith's come through KC. Over and over and over. I know how the story ends. Is it completely rational or objective? No. If I were capable of looking at this in a 100% rational manner, I would have given up on this crap franchise YEARS ago. |
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I don't think it's a stretch by any means to say that Trent Green was the second best QB this team has ever seen behind Len. And yes, that does include Montana.
If only we would have had ANY modicum of defense from 2002-2005.... |
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Trent Green was a great QB in between the 20s. In the red zone, he was not.
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Which is why when the OL went, he did. |
I dont think Alex Smith is close to what Trent Green was.
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It wasn't obvious but he was slightly less effective when Roaf missed games that year. He was always awful at throwing on the run, and if he had to get outside the pocket and make a play, good luck with that shit. |
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You can't really argue that this is the weakest QB class in a long time. The only reason these QBs will go in the first is that the league is so QB-centric now.
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