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it matters because you claim the core players were in place before the current regime. they have gotten better under the current regime. unless your claim is by being in the league longer automatically makes them better players. |
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Hali was an average to above average pass rusher, but was a total liability against the run. We broke the record in 08 for least sacks in the history of the NFL, even with Hali and Dorsey...some seem to forget that. Carr was still making a lot of mistakes and wasn't very good at all. Dorsey got washed out the majority of the time and was severely overweight when Haley got here (showing that he was undisciplined and lazy) Bowe was always talented, but he was lazy and very inconsistent. He dropped a lot of passes and was unfocused....nobody can say those things anymore. DJ.....I dont even need to go into that. Charles' average per attempt and amount of fumbles per carry have improved every year he has been here. Like I said, Im not gonna overreact to this loss. |
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When I go out and get hammered, my body isn't the same for at least 2-3 days. Maybe even a week for total recovery. Its a big reason why I dont go out and get hammered routinely. It affects my recovery time way too much. Gym sessions are never the same either. So I keep my drinking to a minimum. |
George, you always have a way of putting it in perspective.
I'm glad to hear KC is doing right by the vets. I would expect nothing less. It's truly amazing how up and down this team is. We looked like we were going to blast them out of the stadium the first drive, and then we did precisely NOTHING that was worth a flying feces after that. Call it what you want to call it, a good team does not suffer losses like this. Good teams can have days where shit happens and nothing can go right ever. But this is different. This was tremendous lack of focus, intensity, and intelligence. And at least part of it has to go to scheme. This is absolutely a team loss. There was no player, coach, waterboy, towel bitch anybody that had a satisfactory performance. All facets of the game need adjustment and improvement. I just look at the great teams "bad losses" recently, and none of them seemed to be just piss poor performances. Some lacked focus. Some lacked intensity. Some made bonehead plays. I can't think of a one that did all of it. And I can't think of one that had such egrigious scheme deficiencies. |
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If the Tweet is veritably true... I have a few solid guesses as to who did the late night consuming.:rolleyes:
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You haven't drank with me! ;) |
LOL.. fandom is serious business.
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I'm 47 years old, 175lbs and 97.5% body fat and I can tell you that I feel like crap for 2-3 days after getting hammered too. :p |
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Pass rushing rank: NE tied for 24th PITT tied for 10th (also tied for 10th was Miami) CHI tied for 24th NYJ tied for 18th GB are 17th Reason for pessimism: all of them will be ranked higher after playing us. |
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I have never professionally played a sport. However, athletes can go out and get drunk and still play, perhaps even play well. But it is nowhere near what they are capable of. It affects reaction time, explosiveness, and focus. Players may react differently, but nobody is getting smashed the night before and playing their best at noon the next day. |
1 of them was Stanzi, for obvious reasons.
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Im not buying this story one bit, but I bet Nick Wrong has a 3 hour bit on it for tomorrows show.
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Just watched the first series for offense and defense.
We looked good. They came out with plenty of energy and effort. We flat out were not prepared and did not adjust. Poor coaching and preparation. |
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Mac isn't a bullshitter.
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4-man rush was stoned on the first big play for Miami on their 2nd drive.
Romeo absolutely has to start blitzing turds like Matt Moore. |
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Going from Berry to McGraw was a huge dropoff and going from McGraw to Washington seemed to give us major issues in terms of communication in the secondary. Arenas not playing intensified the problem and lead to a lot of breakdowns in coverage. That coupled with us not being able to finish big plays lost us this game. Baldwin was wide open on two occasions this game that would have gone for touchdowns....Breaston was wide open on one 35 yard pass and was wide open across the middle when Cassel overthrew him on another...Kendrick Lewis just missed intercepting an early pass. Jon Baldwin getting called for pushing off on his touchdown. Stuff like that happens and its tough to win. |
Is it also tough to not get blown out by 4 TDs?
I can excuse losing because the Dolphins have been close with good teams. I can't excuse this utterly embarrassing garbage. |
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Yes it was a disturbing loss. What are you going to do about it? Surely you have the press credentials to get to the bottom of the story. |
You don't need press credentials to see our franchise leadership is a bag of shite.
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highs and lows
one week we go into Oakland and dominate them....a few weeks later we get stomped at home against Miami |
Cassel really screws up the 3rd drive.
1. Poor throw 2. Gets spooked and doesn't see a wide open Jackie Battle for a dumpoff. 0-yard scramble. 3. Throws past the LOS. Bad. |
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It's not like players getting hammered 10 hours before a game is a big deal..... We'll just put in a future journey man QB in Ricky Stanzi and be ok..... |
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Honestly, I dont care if thats with Stanzi or somebody else but Stanzi should get a shot this year so that we know how much a priority the position should be in the next draft. We absolutely know what we have in Cassel and its the same old song and dance. Pressure him and he shits the bed. For me, the next step is to move on from a few players and make some choices that need made. Hudson for Weigmann Gaither for Richardson Stanzi for Palko That should bolster the line and give somebody to take some garbage time if we continue to lose games in that fashion. And FFS run McClain or Battle inside the 5 yard line...not a midget. |
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lol... your crying is rubbing me wrong tonight sister. It'll pass. |
What will pass? You really think things are going to improve?
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Pisscatili should be released we need to carry an extra running back that can run faster than 4.7.
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I'd also cut Sabby...but I'd take it a step further. I'd outright cut Jones, too.
Replace them with the best safety and running back from another teams practice squad. Neither player helps this team on Sunday's. |
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Look, if you were getting absolute peak performance out of your body, in terms of reaction time, explosiveness, and stamina. And you got obliterated, you wouldn't be back operating at peak performance after 48 hours. These chuckleheads could probably go out and play pretty well, but they wouldn't be getting the best performance out of their bodies they could. But **** it. None of that matters. It wasn't 48 hours, it was 10. If players that were active were out getting ****ed up at 2AM and they played at noon, that would have an effect on their performance. If it is Stanzi, Powe, and the practice squad, who cares. I'm not overreacting. My hair is not on fire. I'm not freaking out in my little hole out here in no man's land. But if the report is true (who knows, it is twitter, it may have been Kendal Gammon or some douche with a chiefs hat on), it is pretty troubling. |
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Freakin' laundromat now. |
I was kinda waiting for the Chiefs to lay an egg this game but after watching the 1st drive my hopes soared only to be beaten down brutally. I certainly wasn't expecting a beating like that either way.
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The Saints just lost to the Rams. The only reason that game wasn't a blowout was b/c the Saints have Drew Brees and not Matt Cassel. Stop overreacting.
Muir needs to be replaced. The line suffers mentally as much as it suffers physically. When was the last time this team picked up a blitz flawlessly? They aren't coached well enough to know their assignments. Hell, Albert and Richardson still have plays where they don't know who to block and this is the third year they've been in this system. I would welcome Sparano as our new oline coach. I also would lean towards Le'Ron McClain as the Saturday night partier. His twitter account leads me to believe he wants desperately to be a part of a rappers social circle, a la LJ. He is friends with more rappers, strippers, and port stars than any dedicated athlete should be. He's also best friends with Gaither, who happens to be besties with Albert. I wonder if Albert is a follower or a leader? |
Nicely done George.
I think the whole daylight saving time screwed them. Instead of setting their clocks back one hour, they just set them back to week one. Time travel may be the only plausible explanation. |
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Anyone on KC radio brought up the Mac Lethal tweet yet?
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Nice Andy Rooney take.
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One is reading threads on CP and the other is getting drunk and throwing chicken bones on the lid of a 50 gallon drum. FAX |
"6. Was the defense the worst of the two? I can make a case for that too. What happened to Tamba Hali? I'll tell you what happened, Jake Long happened. Dude showed why he was the very first pick in the 2008 NFL draft. He stoned Hali. Just stoned him. The times Hali did manage to clear Long's block, the Fish had a back in protection to double team him. "
I said the same thing to my Dolphins buddy. He said Long has been a weak spot all year. But he looked 100 lbs bigger than Hali. If they moved Hali around or started both him and Houston from same side, I didn't see it. He had all day. Miami matched up well against us, outplayed us and schemed us better. Definitely took advantage of our safeties and threw it at will over the middle. |
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:thumb: You should be writing for the KC Star |
I'm really lost with this team. I want to say they need a pass rush probably a little more than they need a quarterback, and half the reason they keep getting choke slammed and blown out by random teams is there's no rush to disrupt the other teams rhythem, which then puts pressure on one of the least compossed quarterbacks in the NFL to move the ball. Seems to be a vicous cycle and if they could pick up a Kerrigan-type player in the draft this year, to go a long with a non-crippled berry, they could start wrecking sht. I actually think Haley's done a good job holding the team together and handling the season though, people should't be jumping to conclusions there...
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Not to mention that he did it with a bevy of picks & signings that have sometimes been less than stellar, as you are keen to point out, dont equate some jersey shore rejects dumb move with Haley not being a positive force for this team, warts & all... c'mon, you cant truthfully say that he hasnt changed the culture in a positive way. |
Tyson Jackson consistently gets more pressure on the QB than Dorsey ever does. Dorsey usually gets pretty well stoned at the POA and TJ pushes his guy clear back to the QB quite often. It's like he doesn't really try to get off of the block and go after the QB though. Just pushes him back and puts his hands in the air. Has a few batted passes to his name though.
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I would like to thank all of the players for the Kansas City Chiefs who left me with horrible memories from my return trip to Arrowhead. I hadn't been to a game there since 1987 and I drove 1,000 miles to see their "effort". Thanks again!
On the bright side, I did enjoy meeting Keith Cash. My favorite Chiefs memory is of him spiking the ball on that huge picture of Buddy Ryan's face in the endzone in Houston. |
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That was a great sports moment, to be sure. FAX |
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