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MSN Redzone breaks down the Bucs game (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=265186)

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Originally Posted by Pestilence (Post 9017445)

:spock:

Oh, he's not a D-Lineman.

Mark him off the list. ;)

It was for jd1020.

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Originally Posted by petegz28 (Post 9017443)

heh?

It's not so much in between, your palms face out so the soft part of your hands is the first thing to touch the ball.
If your palms face in, the ball would hit the backs of your hands. Palms up means you are trying to trap the ball in your chest, and often results in the ball being batted up.
It's high school receiver type stuff.

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Originally Posted by brorth (Post 9017519)

That's what I was saying but really you don't have your palms facing squarely to the ball. I was always taught you form kind of a funnel with your hands. I think we are splitting hairs here.

IMO Quinn was far better than Cassel. Still had poor oline play not allowing Quinn much time to throw. WRs suck!! Baldwin continues to try acrobatic catches. Bowe still dropping balls. DMC still giving the ball up

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Originally Posted by notorious (Post 9017433)

We will have a top 5 pick, and the HoneyBadger will probably be available from LSU......

First, the "Honey Badger" doesn't play FS. He will only play inside as a nickel or dime back. Additionally, his man coverage skills are more dismal than Javier Arenas. If you feel like using a top 5 pick on a punt returner/overrated nickel/dime back, go right ahead Matt Millen.

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Originally Posted by scott free (Post 9017404)

I agree with most of that, but defending Dumboll is a bridge too far... creative?

LMMFAO... thats why he threw to dex on 3rd & 15, or ran it on 2nd & 1 from the buc 30, after quinn had completed some decent passes on the drive.

No guts, buh bye dumboll.

Yes, you have to be extremely creative to figure out how to throw 30 times in 7 yards or less.

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Originally Posted by petegz28 (Post 9017383)

Bill Maas pretty much laid it at the feet of the coaches. Said too many of the "little things" are just not being done. One example was receivers having their hands palm up when catching as opposed to palms out.

Bashed DJ for not getting into Vincent Jackson coming off the line when Jackson scored a TD.

Bashed on Lewis on 2 plays for not "looking like he wants to hit someone"

Got on Berry for being too far off of Vincent Jackson on a TD play

Said opposing defenses have to do only two things to shut down our offense..

1. Stack the box against the run
2. Roll pass coverage towards Bowe

Good things he said...

Maas also pretty much bashed the front office and eluded to PioLLLLLi being a cancer when coaches and players don't want to come to this team because of who the GM is

So that loser Bill Maas is still around? I remember a few years ago he took a Woody Paige article practically verbatim and tried to pass it off as his own.

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Maas lifted whole sections of a column he wrote for the Kansas City Sports Weekly directly from a piece written by Denver Post columnist Woody Paige. As if that weren't bad enough, the Kansas City Star ran the Paige column on the front of its sports section on Jan. 3.

From Maas: "...Who is the best running back from Lincoln High in San Diego, KC's Marcus Allen or Denver's Tyrell (sic) Davis? Who is the King, Elvis or Elway? Will it be a turnover that wins this game or a "Vanover" that wins it?"
http://www.bizjournals.com/kansascit....html?page=all

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Originally Posted by notorious (Post 9017433)

We will have a top 5 pick, and the HoneyBadger will probably be available from LSU......

Kansas City needs more drug users on the team

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Originally Posted by brorth (Post 9017519)

high school hell
I think my dad taught me that before I could walk
then I was from Nebraska
where football IS the state religion

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Originally Posted by brorth (Post 9017519)

It's not so much in between, your palms face out so the soft part of your hands is the first thing to touch the ball.
If your palms face in, the ball would hit the backs of your hands. Palms up means you are trying to trap the ball in your chest, and often results in the ball being batted up.
It's high school receiver type stuff.

How so? We are talking about making a catch. I'm not talking about your palms in as in towards your body. I'm talking about palms in in relation to the ball. Up - I'm trying to trap the ball against my body. In - I'm creating an "O" with my index fingers and thumbs and letting the ball slide in. Out, to me, sounds like you are signaling someone to stop or something.

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Originally Posted by jd1020 (Post 9017693)

But by creationg hte "O" your palms are facing out, for all intents and purposes