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Well ... I implore you all to be Colts fans. Andrew Luck will dig them into a hole almost every game and sometimes he'll dig them out. I'm pretty sure if Luck was a Chief we'd probably have no more than 20 wins over the past two years and some would be wondering why he turns the ball over so god damn much and why he misses open receivers (like Alex Smith did with Wilson) so much. Because, news flash, if you watch the Colts you'll see a very inconsistent QB at this point.
But you know what he gets? He has everyone saying "well the Colts have a terrible line and terrible players around him. It's a 1 man team!" ...you say anything about Alex Smith and you get bombarded with "omg that's an excuse!" You mention Andrew Luck and his inconsistency and someone will bring up 10 excuses and say that he single-handedly got them to the playoffs .. you know nevermind Alex Smith took over a 2-14 team and suddenly they were in the playoffs last year ...but he had NOTHING to do with that It's just baffling. Either QB's or responsible for wins or they aren't. Or it's somewhere in between. What I've found out is, if Aaron/Tom or Luck struggle, it's never their fault. They are their teams. Alex Smith has had a top 5 winning % for the last 53 games he's started and according to this board, he, the QB, the most important position in sports, has nothing to do with that he just has elite talent around him. Just stop. |
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If 2015 starts the way 2014 ended, Alex has turned back into a pumpkin. |
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and Peyton Manning is 0-4 in games he lost this year In fact, Peyton Manning is 0-77 in games he's lost in his entire career! Wow! 0-77 !!! Holy SHIT! |
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Don't let this get to your head - but that's an excellent post. Very cerebral. Nicely done Hootie. |
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I know he can do it, I just would like to know why he has refused to do it thus far in KC? Personnel? Game plan?
Next year it has to be done. If he doesn't throw the ball down the field next year, it's time to move. It'll be 2015. You can't play 1990s football anymore. There has to be some downfield throwing incorporated into the offense. |
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Bowe was garbage. Ball in hands, dropped. Kelce is an immature idiot. He's lucky the TD he made a few games back wasn't knocked out of his hands. Hemingway sucks. There is no other description for his WR play. Fasano is garbage. Avant dropped easy passes with Smith and with Daniel last weekend. DAT and Wilson are far more talented but were left rotting in the bench for most of the season. I'd expect this type of offensive output from Marty or Gansz or Herm or Haley or Crennel. But Reid? He's clearly a phony. Although he must be a helluva salesman. |
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Reid won 9 games with that cast and you're calling him a phony? Come on, man. We played 11 teams with winning records this year. I'm as disappointed as anyone we let 7-3 and that huge win against Seattle slip away by finishing 2-4 ... but clearly Reid is great at game planning and great at getting his team prepared. He does things on game day that are less than desirable (clock management, mostly) ... but a phony? This is going to be a long offseason. |
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The Chiefs won when Reid game planned and called a great game. They lost when he called a bad game. There was no reason for losing to the Raiders after beating Seattle, no reason for losing to SF, no reason for losing to a very wounded Arizona team and so on. Reid either works when he wants to or he's schizophrenic. |
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On defense we worked miracles this year with scrubs and b/u players. In no way can this season be blamed on the D. We added ZERO talent in the passing game and allowed the O line to go to $#it this year... |
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ASK FOR A MEASUREMENT. CHALLENGE THE SPOT. Reid was complicit in allowing SF to crawl back into that game. **** Fat Andy. |
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