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should have been an OPI though |
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This is just too funny |
Hoculi always shitty and we almost always get the shaft when he calls our games.
Worst is when Hoculi refs a Chiefs/Bronco game ... terrible ... no lube ... dry all the way |
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They "abused" us for 19 points.
People need to quit blaming the defense when they are relied on every game to win it for us. They are bound to give up plays at some point. The offense has won us how many game this year? 1? |
Seven point swing from that pick in the end zone. You must have forgotten points off turnovers in that insane knowledge you claim to have forgotten.
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Here's a board just for you, your brother wouldprobably enjoy some company. http://royalsplanet.com/forum/royals...splanet-lounge |
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If you can't comprehend that moving the football in the positive direction is still production in the overall strategy of football, then you are a lost cause. There is a reason why Colquitt is one of the highest paid punters you asshat. I like days like this because it really shows the contrast in intelligence to be found on CP. Only the deplorables come in full force on days like this. |
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I hurt your feelings? Yes?
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That's not a positive you ****ing idiot. Absolutely not a positive |
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CP deplorables ->" field position is not a thing. Colquitt makes big money because he is cute. I like turtles."
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Ok, guys, not sure where to put this observation about Alex Smith, but I figure a thread that's about the defense is as good of a place as any!
Anyway, not sure if you guys heard Smith's post-game interview? As much as I'd agree that he's a mediocre (or worse) QB, I'll give the guy one thing. He's one sharp dude. His answers to questions were very well thought out, and his observations about the game were insightful. One item that I remember was his comment about the significance of us going 3 and out twice after our first drive. He felt that those were opportunities missed that could've changed the nature of the game early on. Of course, he owned up to the endzone interception as he said he lost sight of the safety. Heck, I don't think he even said anything about it being tipped. I guess my point here is that Alex is a sharp guy who probably has a better feel for the game that I give him credit for. I'm also wondering if some of his reluctance to "take chances" is possibly Reid-driven as Andy also seems risk averse. So maybe, just maybe, just a tad of Alex's overly careful demeanor is encouraged by Reid? In sum, I was impressed by Smith's interview and responses. Just wish he'd adopt a more aggressive game. Damn, he really is an enigma. |
If you're on the same side as Sauto, Oak, and Rabble in an argument you should re-evaluate your life.
Yes, MeatRock. I'm looking at you. It's not too late to get that degree . |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxQA2znHiDo San Fran gave us a guy who went 20-5-1 under Harbaugh... but the idiots on this forum want us to gamble on the next Geno Smith. |
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they didn't Andy had a chance to win the game if he wasn't an idiot he didn't |
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Common sense, use it. |
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I guarantee there was no drive that started out and the coaches and players thought "man I sure hope we can set up colquitt for a chance to pin them deep"
If that's not the intent it was not a successful drive, therefore not a positive for Alex Smith |
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True or false, IF Alex Smith holds that ball that gets int'd in double coverage and we kick a fg it changes the 19-17 loss. |
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Kansas City Chiefs average offensive yards/game: 333 Rank = 26 NFL league average: 352 Offensive production does not equal wins. This takes a decent level of intelligence to understand. So I would advise you call your Mom over to explain if this is too complicated for you |
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Seahawks have a way better defense then we do. |
Where are the pats and raiders in offensive production?
Nice cherry pick bob. |
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So why do you keep bringing up Winston's yards today? God. |
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Denver Broncos ranked 16th in offensive yards/game New England Pats ranked 11th in offensive yards/game Seattle Seahawks ranked 17th in offensive yards/game Baltimore Ravens ranked 16th in offensive yards/game |
Chiefs had 2 TD's and the ball inside the 10 2X. We should have scored 4 TD's.
IDGAF about 3rd downs given up by the defense. They gave up 19 points. FFS the NFL average points given up is like 22 PPG. |
True or False: Winston sets up his punter to pin us deep in our own end instead of scoring pts, Chiefs win.
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That's the REAL issue here, we can't get it in the end zone. But deflect all you want. |
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He always brushes off Alex's lack of yards as meaningless "fantasy football" stats. Suddenly, it's the most important stat of the day. |
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Checkmate. |
Points off turnovers. Hard to win with that along with a bunch of 3 and outs. No chance to keep the Buc's offense off the field and rest the Defense. The offense did nothing to control the game.
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Or do we have special teams there to make sure the owners don't keep all the money to themselves? Not sure if you are an idiot or just a clay level troll ....or both |
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That was my point, are you agreeing with me? |
Make no mistake, nobody thinks the defense played great today. They did not play well. They still held the opposing team to 19 points. The offense didn't step up and do their part. The defense has won so many games for this team, how about the offense do their ****ing part for once.
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My point is that there was more than one reason we lost the game. Of course Alex Smith's terrible pass for an interception was one of those reasons. |
Here's where the defense hurt us today....
Field position... 3rd down conversions... Stops on critical downs... They couldn't hold them at the half... They couldn't keep them out of the endzone after the INT... They couldn't get a stop at the end of the game when we needed it on 3rd down.. Save one drive, the Bucs didn't have great starting field position the entire game. In fact, one of their drives started on their own 4 yard line and they just waltzed right down the field. The only times they didn't score was when Winston dropped the ball and when they got called for a holding penalty. Other than that, the Bucs had their way with our defense today. On the ground, in the air, 3rd and long, didn't matter. The offense left 11 points on the field, no questions about it. But the defense was not good at all today. I think the score is not indicative of how bad they played. Maybe that's a good thing, I don't know. |
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This is really all that needs to be said out offense is ranked 28th there is no defending it anymore. |
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The offense and special teams did the defense a favor pinning the Bucs inside the 4 after they had just moved the ball 40 yards... but the defense went on to **** up the field position game by allowing the Bucs to move the ball 60 yards. |
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We had several tackles for losses or short gains that we missed. All of their WR's were open all game. We can say we held them to 19 points but we can also be lucky we didn't give up 30+. Defense was on the field way to much and most of it was their own fault in this case. |
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The number one priority for an offense is to score points. Period. If you are on the 5 yard line 1st and goal. You better score a ****ing TD.
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