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You my friend are the very definition of miserable user :thumb:
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Besides, there is nothing anyone can do about the KC QB situation. Unless you want Foles or Bray to start, you are stuck with Smith whether you like it or not. A lot of people here know change will not happen so they are just enjoying the ride and you come off like you are trying to shit on their good time. Go enjoy life without the Chiefs, they really aren't worth all of your worry. |
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I hope even knowing it won't happened that Reid will hire a real oc after we collapse and the other shoe falls at some point this year. |
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The people that don't enjoy it because they hate the QB should maybe find a more enjoyable pastime. Why watch something that makes you miserable? The rest of us will enjoy the winning and the BBQ while it lasts. |
You want to crown him? Then crown his ass!!!
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What about the people who hate more then the qb on offense I honestly believe our offensive problems are more then Alex. |
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Offensive line is looking better |
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I do get the 'battered wife syndrome' alot of Chiefs fans have with the team though. The 'Monster around every corner' has been true for the most part. That wont change until they win the big ones. But i will never sit around and not enjoy winning. never. |
Who are the Pac-12 football people around here? This is the first time I've seen Luke Falk for Washington St and he is throwing dimes all over the place.
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The last thing CP needs is another Alex thread, so I'm not going to start a new one, but this is a pretty fair assessment of Alex's performance last game.
http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2016/1...s-the-panthers Overall summary: Quote:
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http://www.espn.com/nfl/statistics/t...otal/year/2015
They were 16 we were 27 it was bad last year and worse this year And for people saying den sucks right now on offense they are 14 we are 28 any other offensive coordinator would be fired Reid will never let control go. |
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Look at the math DEN is balanced we are not there a better football team than we are
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Seven - Nine,
feel-ing fine, got to the tail-gate right on time, with a check-down/screen pass, here we go again Until the 1st month comes scream, "Allllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Heeeeeeeeeeeee-dooooooooooooooooooooooooes.... Isssssssssssssssssssssssss...... Winnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn! http://i.makeagif.com/media/10-19-2015/50YdB4.gif |
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The whole point I've been trying to make is the issues are bigger then Alex Reid needs a real oc are we will not be competitive. |
If Reid had his offensive Bill Cowher( as Cower was the DC to Marty's HC ), KC's offense would be a minimum of 40% more effective, debate over.
As I see it, there IS no OC for the KC Chiefs; just a consultant and a salary. If Kansas City had a baggage-free, home-grown QB capable of EXCEEDING Reid's system/playbook, the Chiefs would be shoe-ins for the AFCCG every season. |
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His "passion" for football extends to the realm of keeping his father's legacy alive and respected. |
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No if the defense does this or this happens. Straight up the chiefs offense in the playoffs. Is it good enough to keep pace and score when needed? How confident are you in the 2 minute offense? And what are you basing your opinion on.... |
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Alex Smith is who I thought he is. He is the ultimate mediocre quarterback that the Chiefs could find happened to be another 49er reject & or Joe Montana wanna be project.
What I can say is this team is 2/3 caliber for the Super Bowl defense and special teams but the offense is what is specially challenged and needs a boost. That isn't coming from Alex Smith but it does come from our special teams and defense because that's what sets us up for all them field goals and a touchdown once in a while. That's been the formula to winning this season and much of last season. I don't know if that will be good enough for the Super Bowl but we can take the division at least maybe another playoff win?. |
And we're letting him off the hook.
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who is doing the heavy lifting? The offense? (22nd in dvoa) LOL hell no. STs? (5th) and Defense? (9th) Yes, heavy lifting. This still doesn't mean that the offense is not chipping in for these wins.. albeit, however pathetically they have. WHO does the heavy lifting after a win? Think anyone should care? I don't.. and keep in mind.. not caring does not equal ignoring or overlooking the weak aspects. It just means that winning comes first.. and hope for strengthening the weak aspects follows along well behind winning. Can KC win against the best in their house like this? probably not. ... but factor in that WITH Maclin and Houston back, they probably could stay close to where they are in the 3 phases of "lifting" and win it all against the best. Again.. COMPLEMENTARY FOOTBALL. IN a perfect world, the O + D + STs would all be in the top 5.. but one of them not being top 5 does not mean they don't do SOME THINGS to help the team get those wins. |
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Answer the question..... Can this offense do what playoff offenses need to do to win games. Enough with the bullshit factors and team shit. Also injuries are part of the game. |
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at what point of finishing worse then 25 overall offense 2 years in a row is Andy gonna have to give up the reins ? |
I don't remember kicking this many field goals in the 90's let alone when Herm was coach.
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How do you feel about our ability to score quickly and our two minute offense. Is it where it needs to be to compete deep in January... |
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You can cut the attorney nonsense of "direct the witness to answer simply yes or no, your honor" bullshit. If you can not garner an answer from my post, then that's on you, good sir. |
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I think the people that are hoping a fully healthy team can be the only difference against a NE in NE this year need to realize that isn't going to happen. It would be amazing if this team suffers tons of injuries during the regular season and then in the playoffs, boom, healthy. Seems unlikely.
If we go into NE for a divisional round or AFCCG, odds are we will be less than full strength. To me that means Reid will have to be better, our redzone will have to be better, Alex will have to be at "his" best(haven't seen it much this year), and the defense will have to be on. Just seems like we will end up with a major guy on one side, if not both sides, of the ball missing. Can't think that just being healthy is enough change from last years playoff loss to make the difference. Some actual differences will be needed from the players on the field and the coaches off it. |
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Those two are in the top 4 of contract payouts for a reason. You take two of the top 4 contract players away from any playoff team, and yes.. they will struggle mightily to win out. |
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Someone get Chris616 back in here. He could fashion some flutes for the playoffs. Positivity.
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Crickets.....
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blow to our chances. He's missed wide open td's numerous times pointed out on film every week. Our hopes are completely tied to our defense that miraculously has made play after play to win games. |
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This is 0% Dorsey's fault Smith and Maclin are Reid's guys and both of them have underperformed at en almost embarrassing level this year. |
Andy Reid is pretty much Brian Billick at this point a offensive mind coach that has failed spectacularly at the one thing he was brought in to fix.
but he gets to hang around cause the team is doing so well on the other side of the ball. |
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You want to argue my points then go ahead be an adult about this and argue what Reid has done better than Billick |
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and I'm skeptical of how much of it is Alex and how much of it is Andy Foles and Smith look carbon copies during the jags game. I say that Hating every fiber of Alex smith. |
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If you take away Reid's ability to communicate with individual players and groups of players, he's more useless than paper towel armor in a razor cage death-match. Yeah I know; "all the winning"(!) etc. etc.... :rolleyes: |
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