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i dont think Bowe is a particularly good selling point to a QB given the fact that he has drive killing drops and doesn't create great separation
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I think our best bet is driving up the price for Wayne, not sure where that would leave Bowe... maybe on the trade block
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Maybe next time KC plays Miami they'll decide to cover Fassano and score some points.
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You have Bowe tagged. No sense in trading him unless it's for 2 firsts, which isn't happening.
Don't understand why having Wayne makes us have too many wrs. |
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Edit* i think Breaston got a nice contract |
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Not sure how you think Peyton and Wayne are better but..... |
PFF has Marshall with like the 11th highest drop percentage.
Bowe isn't even top 20 |
Moeaki had more yards in his rookie year than Fasano has had in any single season of his entire career. So yes, Moeaki IS better than Fasano. That's without even considering how damned good of a blocker he is.
Add in the fact that he is an Iowa TE, just like Manning's former TE Dallas Clark, and Ferentz calls Moeaki the best TE he's ever coached. |
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left guard, right tackle, tight end, qb, hb, WR who can stretch the field. NT, S, DE. I'm giving Hudson the benefit of the doubt at center and Asamoah another year at RG although he was bad in run blocking. |
QB. Moore > Cassel
RB. Charles > Bush RB2. Miami by default WR1. Push WR2. Baldwin > Hartline WR3. Breaston > Bess TE. Push OL. Push Front 7. KC by a hair...Houston gives us an advantage Miami doesn't have. If we could sign Peyton and Soliai, we are by far the better front 7...just with them losing him gives our unit the sizable advantage. Secondary. KC and it's not close. |
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Basically of all the things you are stating, we need 4 starters give or take. NT, QB, RT, and LG? Also don't know what good a Wr that stretches the field would have done the last few years with Cassel at the helm, but I agree on that one. These things are actually all attainable this offseason with the right moves. Thats why I'm optimistic about Manning coming here. This team isn't built yet, but it's possible that it's an offseason away. |
is miami the team thats changing their D?
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Give me Peyton, a starting quality right tackle and nose guard (regardless of age, within reasonable extents) and a few vet minimum depth signings to go with a solid draft and this team goes to the AFCC game next year and probably a superbowl.
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2. Last year Marshall dropped had 14 drops. 2nd in the league. Bowe had 10. 3. The year before Marshall had 13 drops. Tied for 1st. Bowe had 8. If you look at drop rate statistics, Marshall is even worse. |
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You do not need all-pros at every position. |
A healthy manning 100% makes this team a SB contender.
JFC we went 7-9 with Cassel, Palko, and Orton playing, and that was without Moeaki, Charles, and Berry. Seriously. |
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The guy is incredibly overrated. |
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If we could get Manning, Soliai and Wayne, have the draft you guys are mocking us to have in the draft planet, I would be very very excited about Chiefs football.
Richardson in the first, Osomele in the second? Wowza. |
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Marshall is vastly overrated. |
I think Bowe and Marshall have similar talent levels with Marshall maybe having a slight edge... but Bowe plays with focus and determination, consistently.
Marshall doesnt. There's the difference. |
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Peyton knows what he's getting when you get Iowa players. Indianapolis loves them as much as Pioli. They come into the league prepared. I'm sure he'll like knowing a lot about how his TE plays the game. |
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I personally think that Philbin is going to try and hitch his wagon with Flynn...
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In Miami, some doubt Peyton wants to play with Marshall
Posted by Michael David Smith on March 12, 2012, 1:38 PM EDT Peyton Manning will surely want to play with talented receivers wherever he signs. But he’ll also want to play with reliable receivers who can be counted on to consistently meet his expectations. And in Miami, some doubt that Brandon Marshall fits that bill. Marshall is undeniably talented, but Mike Berardino of the Sun Sentinel writes that Marshall could be a drag on the Dolphins’ pursuit of Manning, given his reputation for being difficult to deal with. When Manning visited the Cardinals’ facilities on Sunday, Larry Fitzgerald didn’t only join the meeting because he’s a talented receiver. He also joined the meeting because he’s widely known as a congenial guy who works hard and gets along with his quarterbacks. That’s the type of person Manning will want to play with, and it’s fair to ask whether Marshall can be that kind of person. Meanwhile, as everyone obsesses over Manning in Miami, things are changing by the minute. Sun Sentinel columnist Dave Hyde wrote on Twitter on Monday afternoon that the “Dolphins are out of the running for Peyton Manning, a source said.” After six minutes of furious re-tweeting around the NFL Twitter world, Hyde tweeted again, “Strike that: They are NOT out of the running. Dolphins are in the running.” Expect the Manning stories to continue to go back and forth until he signs his name on a contract. |
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