Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 9955491)

How many times have the Chiefs gone 8-8 in their history?

9-7?

Does your ass hurt?

Originally Posted by GordonGekko (Post 9955486)

And you are pimping Alex Smith? Do you honestly think he will yield us a championship?

What about his play makes you think he can win 3-4 games straight in the playoffs against teams with far superior playmakers at QB?

Superbowl or bust pal, this 9-7 or 8-8 shit has gotten old for me.

Originally Posted by GordonGekko (Post 9955501)

8-8's are this franchise's bread and butter.

Band-aid QB's for the mediocre win...

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 9955505)

You failed to answer the question because clearly, you're talking out of your ass.

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 9955499)

Do you follow the NFL? If so, you'd realize that Oakland had no intention of starting Pryor.

If they had intended to start Pryor, they would not have spent a 4th round pick on Wilson or traded for Matt Flynn and his bloated contract.

Originally Posted by mdchiefsfan (Post 9955493)

Look how far that has gotten him.

I am sad with this post, honestly. This is like saying that Barry Sanders never deserved to win a SB. JC is probably one of the most awesome RBs we will see in this league, ever. He is the way a pro-athlete needs to be, no talk, all action. That man deserves every shot you give him to win a SB. You don't just discard a player like him. ****.

Originally Posted by GordonGekko (Post 9955494)

Wow. I already admitted to the correction.

The point is this isn't really about Pryor. I just used him as an example because Oakland was just recently burned big time by Jamarcus Russell but they still believe in developing a young QB through playing him and going through the growing pains with the player, over the 'band-aid' approach.

Originally Posted by mdchiefsfan (Post 9955503)

I'm not pimping shit. Do you really think that Pryor will yield Oakland a championship? If not, then why commend them on their approach for drafting a "rookie" and rolling with him after Russell?

Originally Posted by GordonGekko (Post 9955508)

Terrel Pryor is 24, and technicalities aside he fits into the developmental QB area and he is not a 'band-aid' like AS.

Oakland is trying to do what Superbowl winning teams are currently doing.

I guess you like Alex Smith, and you think he can win 3-4 games in a row in the playoffs and net us a championship. If you honestly believe this then I wonder if you follow the NFL.

Originally Posted by GordonGekko (Post 9955514)

After one game I'm unsure on Pryor.

But I respect the approach Oakland is taking with going after young QB's with potential, and trying to develop.

I can say with having 80 games to evaluate AS, that he will most likely not net a championship as a starter.

Originally Posted by KC Tattoo (Post 9955512)

I love JC too man. I want to see him win a Super Bowl with the Chiefs. I wish we gone out of our way to get Andrew Luck or any of last years class (not weeden). He would have a shot then and we all could be happy.


I can't help I've had a Super Bowl theory that drafting and developing a quarterback is the best way to get a Super Bowl.

Originally Posted by GordonGekko (Post 9955508)

Terrel Pryor is 24, and technicalities aside he fits into the developmental QB area and he is not a 'band-aid' like AS.

Oakland is trying to do what Superbowl winning teams are currently doing.

Originally Posted by GordonGekko (Post 9955508)

I guess you like Alex Smith, and you think he can win 3-4 games in a row in the playoffs and net us a championship. If you honestly believe this then I wonder if you follow the NFL.

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 9955499)

Do you follow the NFL? If so, you'd realize that Oakland had no intention of starting Pryor.

If they had intended to start Pryor, they would not have spent a 4th round pick on Wilson or traded for Matt Flynn and his bloated contract.

Originally Posted by mdchiefsfan (Post 9955516)

Yet you avoid the fact that we have a developmental QB of our own who's stats knocks the pants of of Pryor's in college.