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Chiefshrink 11-05-2023 12:13 AM
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Originally Posted by ChiefsFanatic (Post 17207705)
I don't really like Williams, but only because he plays for USC and has way too much hype.

Having said that, I know this is hard to comprehend sometimes, but he is just a kid. When we were that age every one of us did stupid shit, and acted in ways that make us cringe now.

Even if he is getting paid, he isn't a pro athlete yet, so to me he is just a kid and deserves some slack.
Every generation of youth starting from about the 60's on just gets a little softer(mentally and emotionally) and softer and softer over time. But this shouldn't be surprising at all because the perfect storm of tearing down the nuclear family from generation to generation combined with living in the wealthiest most powerful country in the world WILL DO THIS.

Each generation gets a little further from God, less moral absolutes, less patriotic for their country and committed to just self-preservation only(I am god) as 'immense wealth' allows for this lazy narcissistic living to this point we have gotten to.

And I am not trying to dis on any one generation either but we have gotten to a ridiculous point e.g of a grown man jumping up into the stands crying in his mommy's lap because he did not receive a trophy because he lost.:rolleyes:

Wealth IMO can be far more lethal to a society and culture IF not handled appropriately than poverty.

Compare the 30's youth generation(considered the greatest) to today's generation. The greatest generation said "Here, hold my beer!" and today's generation say's "Just give me my Starbuck's and phone and leave me alone!!":rolleyes:

This is how far we have fallen. And it's not apples to oranges either that's BS !!

RealSNR 11-05-2023 12:18 AM
Spencer Rattler looks like a bag of rotting dicks.

I mean he plays that way and he looks that way. He's the ugliest mother****er I've ever seen.

Chiefshrink 11-05-2023 12:24 AM
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Originally Posted by RealSNR (Post 17207727)
Spencer Rattler looks like a bag of rotting dicks.

I mean he plays that way and he looks that way. He's the ugliest mother****er I've ever seen.
You know when I first started watching Spencer at OU, I really thought here is a kid that had huge potential but just kept getting worse over time and has progressed that way never turning it around. Too bad for him.

|Zach| 11-05-2023 12:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Chiefshrink (Post 17207726)
Every generation of youth starting from about the 60's on just gets a little softer(mentally and emotionally) and softer and softer over time. But this shouldn't be surprising at all because the perfect storm of tearing down the nuclear family from generation to generation combined with living in the wealthiest most powerful country in the world WILL DO THIS.

Each generation gets a little further from God, less moral absolutes, less patriotic for their country and committed to just self-preservation only(I am god) as 'immense wealth' allows for this lazy narcissistic living to this point we have gotten to.

And I am not trying to dis on anyone generation either but we have gotten to a ridiculous point e.g of a grown man jumping up into the stands crying in his mommy's lap because he did not receive a trophy because he lost.:rolleyes:

Wealth IMO can be far more lethal to a society and culture IF not handled appropriately than poverty.

Compare the 30's youth generation(considered the greatest) to today's generation. The greatest generation said "Here, hold my beer!" and today's generation say's "Just give me my Starbuck's and phone and leave me alone!!":rolleyes:

This is how far we have fallen. And it's not apples to oranges either that's BS !!
Literally nobody cares about your thoughts about the generations in this football thread.

BWillie 11-05-2023 12:59 AM
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Originally Posted by RealSNR (Post 17207727)
Spencer Rattler looks like a bag of rotting dicks.

I mean he plays that way and he looks that way. He's the ugliest mother****er I've ever seen.
https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img...729_16%2D9.jpg

No this may be the ugliest mother****er Ive ever seen

ThyKingdomCome15 11-05-2023 01:14 AM
The league standings have ARZ, CAR, and NE as the bottom three. Man I hope ARZ tanks for this kid. With Kyler Murray throwing a fit I think it's the best thing for them. NE getting him is not something I wish ro see.

neech 11-05-2023 05:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare (Post 17207668)
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chiefzilla1501 11-05-2023 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Chiefshrink (Post 17207726)
Every generation of youth starting from about the 60's on just gets a little softer(mentally and emotionally) and softer and softer over time. But this shouldn't be surprising at all because the perfect storm of tearing down the nuclear family from generation to generation combined with living in the wealthiest most powerful country in the world WILL DO THIS.

Each generation gets a little further from God, less moral absolutes, less patriotic for their country and committed to just self-preservation only(I am god) as 'immense wealth' allows for this lazy narcissistic living to this point we have gotten to.

And I am not trying to dis on anyone generation either but we have gotten to a ridiculous point e.g of a grown man jumping up into the stands crying in his mommy's lap because he did not receive a trophy because he lost.:rolleyes:

Wealth IMO can be far more lethal to a society and culture IF not handled appropriately than poverty.

Compare the 30's youth generation(considered the greatest) to today's generation. The greatest generation said "Here, hold my beer!" and today's generation say's "Just give me my Starbuck's and phone and leave me alone!!":rolleyes:

This is how far we have fallen. And it's not apples to oranges either that's BS !!
What a ridiculous comparison. Right because guys like namath and bradshaw would be the same kind of qb with cameras following them around, millions of fans trolling their every move on social media, showering them with celebrity and making them millionaires at a very young age.

Hell, mj is the best competitor I’ve ever seen. Most people feel like he would’ve been destroyed if he grew up in todays age where more attention would be paid to the asshole things he did to win.

chiefzilla1501 11-05-2023 06:32 AM
Btw I have no sympathy for Caleb. Hate the ego, hate the media hype comparing him to mahomes. Hopefully this is some humble pie for him.

ThaVirus 11-05-2023 07:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Chiefshrink (Post 17207726)
Every generation of youth starting from about the 60's on just gets a little softer(mentally and emotionally) and softer and softer over time. But this shouldn't be surprising at all because the perfect storm of tearing down the nuclear family from generation to generation combined with living in the wealthiest most powerful country in the world WILL DO THIS.

Each generation gets a little further from God, less moral absolutes, less patriotic for their country and committed to just self-preservation only(I am god) as 'immense wealth' allows for this lazy narcissistic living to this point we have gotten to.

And I am not trying to dis on anyone generation either but we have gotten to a ridiculous point e.g of a grown man jumping up into the stands crying in his mommy's lap because he did not receive a trophy because he lost.:rolleyes:

Wealth IMO can be far more lethal to a society and culture IF not handled appropriately than poverty.

Compare the 30's youth generation(considered the greatest) to today's generation. The greatest generation said "Here, hold my beer!" and today's generation say's "Just give me my Starbuck's and phone and leave me alone!!":rolleyes:

This is how far we have fallen. And it's not apples to oranges either that's BS !!
Sure, grandpa. Let’s get you to bed.

MarkDavis'Haircut 11-05-2023 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Chiefshrink (Post 17207726)
Every generation of youth starting from about the 60's on just gets a little softer(mentally and emotionally) and softer and softer over time. But this shouldn't be surprising at all because the perfect storm of tearing down the nuclear family from generation to generation combined with living in the wealthiest most powerful country in the world WILL DO THIS.

Each generation gets a little further from God, less moral absolutes, less patriotic for their country and committed to just self-preservation only(I am god) as 'immense wealth' allows for this lazy narcissistic living to this point we have gotten to.

And I am not trying to dis on anyone generation either but we have gotten to a ridiculous point e.g of a grown man jumping up into the stands crying in his mommy's lap because he did not receive a trophy because he lost.:rolleyes:

Wealth IMO can be far more lethal to a society and culture IF not handled appropriately than poverty.

Compare the 30's youth generation(considered the greatest) to today's generation. The greatest generation said "Here, hold my beer!" and today's generation say's "Just give me my Starbuck's and phone and leave me alone!!":rolleyes:

This is how far we have fallen. And it's not apples to oranges either that's BS !!
:clap::clap::clap::clap:

Chiefshrink 11-05-2023 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501 (Post 17207771)
What a ridiculous comparison. Right because guys like namath and bradshaw would.....
NOT have jumped up in their mommies lap and cried a river because they lost:rolleyes:

Buehler445 11-05-2023 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted by BWillie (Post 17207738)
https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img...729_16%2D9.jpg

No this may be the ugliest mother****er Ive ever seen
GodDAMN. I had successfully suppressed this turd that floated up from the shallow end of the gene pool, and here you are dragging it back into my consciousness.

Hoover 11-05-2023 10:12 PM
Mahomes is what he is today because of the difficult situations he was in every Saturday in college. That dude had to throw the team on his back and try to win it. He's a ****ing warrior. Dude never sniffed a college national championship or big time awards. But all that created the Champion he is today.

I doubt we ever need another one like him.

chiefzilla1501 11-05-2023 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Chiefshrink (Post 17212651)
NOT have jumped up in their mommies lap and cried a river because they lost:rolleyes:
But you generalized that to an entire generation. Who knows how these guys dealt with adversity. Maybe a few did cry with their family after a loss. Maybe some went home and cried. I am sure there were plenty of weirdos who were allowed to be weird in their own private lives. A bunch of softies who just avoided public scrutiny.

It isn't about being tougher. Jordan and tiger are the two most competitive soks of bitches I'll ever see and even they folded under public scrutiny.

BryanBusby 11-05-2023 11:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Chiefshrink (Post 17207726)
Every generation of youth starting from about the 60's on just gets a little softer(mentally and emotionally) and softer and softer over time. But this shouldn't be surprising at all because the perfect storm of tearing down the nuclear family from generation to generation combined with living in the wealthiest most powerful country in the world WILL DO THIS.

Each generation gets a little further from God, less moral absolutes, less patriotic for their country and committed to just self-preservation only(I am god) as 'immense wealth' allows for this lazy narcissistic living to this point we have gotten to.

And I am not trying to dis on any one generation either but we have gotten to a ridiculous point e.g of a grown man jumping up into the stands crying in his mommy's lap because he did not receive a trophy because he lost.:rolleyes:

Wealth IMO can be far more lethal to a society and culture IF not handled appropriately than poverty.

Compare the 30's youth generation(considered the greatest) to today's generation. The greatest generation said "Here, hold my beer!" and today's generation say's "Just give me my Starbuck's and phone and leave me alone!!":rolleyes:

This is how far we have fallen. And it's not apples to oranges either that's BS !!
I'm really happy for u or I am sorry for your loss. Either way, no way I'm reading any of that shit.

Eleazar 11-05-2023 11:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Chiefshrink (Post 17207726)
Every generation of youth starting from about the 60's on just gets a little softer(mentally and emotionally) and softer and softer over time. But this shouldn't be surprising at all because the perfect storm of tearing down the nuclear family from generation to generation combined with living in the wealthiest most powerful country in the world WILL DO THIS.

Each generation gets a little further from God, less moral absolutes, less patriotic for their country and committed to just self-preservation only(I am god) as 'immense wealth' allows for this lazy narcissistic living to this point we have gotten to.

And I am not trying to dis on any one generation either but we have gotten to a ridiculous point e.g of a grown man jumping up into the stands crying in his mommy's lap because he did not receive a trophy because he lost.:rolleyes:

Wealth IMO can be far more lethal to a society and culture IF not handled appropriately than poverty.

Compare the 30's youth generation(considered the greatest) to today's generation. The greatest generation said "Here, hold my beer!" and today's generation say's "Just give me my Starbuck's and phone and leave me alone!!":rolleyes:

This is how far we have fallen. And it's not apples to oranges either that's BS !!
Not bad, but if you're gonna make the boomeriest post on CP ever you're gonna need to work in things like "too cute", "pound the rock", and tell Mahomes to "stop playing hero ball"

smithandrew051 11-05-2023 11:44 PM
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Originally Posted by BryanBusby (Post 17212756)
I'm really happy for u or I am sorry for your loss. Either way, no way I'm reading any of that shit.
I read it.

Here’s the TLDR version: he’s gay

Skyy God 11-06-2023 06:02 AM
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Originally Posted by smithandrew051 (Post 17212779)
I read it.

Here’s the TLDR version: he’s gay
Old man yells at cloud.

Superbowltrashcan 11-06-2023 06:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Chiefshrink (Post 17207726)
Every generation of youth starting from about the 60's on just gets a little softer(mentally and emotionally) and softer and softer over time. But this shouldn't be surprising at all because the perfect storm of tearing down the nuclear family from generation to generation combined with living in the wealthiest most powerful country in the world WILL DO THIS.

Each generation gets a little further from God, less moral absolutes, less patriotic for their country and committed to just self-preservation only(I am god) as 'immense wealth' allows for this lazy narcissistic living to this point we have gotten to.

And I am not trying to dis on any one generation either but we have gotten to a ridiculous point e.g of a grown man jumping up into the stands crying in his mommy's lap because he did not receive a trophy because he lost.:rolleyes:


Wealth IMO can be far more lethal to a society and culture IF not handled appropriately than poverty.

Compare the 30's youth generation(considered the greatest) to today's generation. The greatest generation said "Here, hold my beer!" and today's generation say's "Just give me my Starbuck's and phone and leave me alone!!":rolleyes:

This is how far we have fallen. And it's not apples to oranges either that's BS !!
Thanks for posting. Now I really don’t plan to do Thanksgiving with family…

Pablo 11-06-2023 06:52 AM
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Originally Posted by ThyKingdomCome15 (Post 17207741)
The league standings have ARZ, CAR, and NE as the bottom three. Man I hope ARZ tanks for this kid. With Kyler Murray throwing a fit I think it's the best thing for them. NE getting him is not something I wish ro see.
The dude would completely wither under Bill’s criticism. I don’t believe he is mentally tough enough to play in the NFL at this point. I’m sure he will have some real issues in the interviews at the combine as well

Pablo 11-06-2023 06:53 AM
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Originally Posted by smithandrew051 (Post 17212779)
I read it.

Here’s the TLDR version: he’s gay
It’s true. Basically the whole post is chiefshrunk saying how much he enjoys male genitals in his mouth and butt

InvinciBill 11-06-2023 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Pablo (Post 17212827)
It’s true. Basically the whole post is chiefshrunk saying how much he enjoys male genitals in his mouth and butt
yip

AdolfOliverBush 11-06-2023 09:57 AM
Williams will end up on the scrap heap of 1st round QB busts. He's obviously too mentally fragile to succeed in the NFL.

BleedingRed 11-06-2023 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by AdolfOliverBush (Post 17213026)
Williams will end up on the scrap heap of 1st round QB busts. He's obviously too mentally fragile to succeed in the NFL.
His crying for a regular season game is ****ing rough

Eleazar 11-06-2023 10:00 AM
Guys who come into the league with attitudes like this never pan out.

Wisconsin_Chief 11-06-2023 10:07 AM
I honestly can't believe this dude would even do something like that. The fact that he doesn't understand how weak and pathetic this looks is very telling. Whoever drafts him is in for a disaster.

wazu 11-06-2023 10:12 AM
Didn't see the game, but in the box score it sure looks like Caleb Williams had a great day but his team gave up 52 points. Is the issue purely that it's a bad look for him to climb into the stands and cry with his mom after being awesome all day? Other than offending the tough guy instincts of my generation and older, the main takeaway is probably that he cares that deeply about losing in spite of having a great day personally. Honestly it's a little cringey for me to watch, but if my NFL team is currently without a top-tier elite QB I would happily overlook it.

JohnnyHammersticks 11-06-2023 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Chieftain (Post 17207628)
...Biggest red flag for me was him painting his nails.
/thread

AdolfOliverBush 11-06-2023 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted by BleedingRed (Post 17213028)
His crying for a regular season game is ****ing rough
I don't care if he throws a pick 6 in the national title game as time expires, resulting in his team losing. Stop ****ing crying on TV.

Wisconsin_Chief 11-06-2023 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by AdolfOliverBush (Post 17213055)
I don't care if he throws a pick 6 in the national title game as time expires, resulting in his team losing. Stop ****ing crying on TV.
Not to mention crawling into the goddamn stands and weeping to your mom like a 7 year old girl. I have never seen anything like that in my freaking life. Dude literally curled up into the fetal position as he was doing it, too.

One of the most cringe worthy moments I have seen in a very long time.

BleedingRed 11-06-2023 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief (Post 17213063)
Not to mention crawling into the goddamn stands and weeping to your mom like a 7 year old girl. I have never seen anything like that in my freaking life. Dude literally curled up into the fetal position as he was doing it, too.

One of the most cringe worthy moments I have seen in a very long time.
Yeah huge RED FLAG for me....... ****ing man up, no one in the locker room is going to respect a leader that runs to his mom.

wazu 11-06-2023 10:23 AM
Is Jason Kelce a pussy for crying while hugging his mom after the Superbowl?

AdolfOliverBush 11-06-2023 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by BleedingRed (Post 17213067)
Yeah huge RED FLAG for me....... ****ing man up, no one in the locker room is going to respect a leader that runs to his mom.
I think he's like an ultra spoiled 16-year-old girl who has a nervous breakdown because her parents got her a blue Jaguar instead of a red one.

AdolfOliverBush 11-06-2023 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by wazu (Post 17213068)
Is Jason Kelce a pussy for crying while hugging his mom after the Superbowl?
He's proven himself in the NFL for years. He can cry if he wants.

Gravedigger 11-06-2023 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by wazu (Post 17213068)
Is Jason Kelce a pussy for crying while hugging his mom after the Superbowl?
#1. Superbowl, not regular season game.
#2. Jason Kelce hugs his mom and cries into her shoulder, Caleb collapsed into his mother like a trust fall.
#3. I don't think people are ripping him for crying after a loss, that usually happens in the locker room or on the way to it, but with the way he just collapses into his mom's arms, I see 8 year olds in my swim classes who do that and I think the same thing. There's a time and a place to lose your emotional shit, when your baby is born, when you get married, when you graduate college, not after losing to Washington when your team was already out of the college playoffs.

Patrick Mahomes lost to damn near everyone in college football, I don't recall him trust falling into his moms arms and crying with a piece of paper to cover it up. The parental side wants to tell him "There, there, it'll be okay." but another parental side should say, "Man up, take your loss and move on."

ThaVirus 11-06-2023 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by wazu (Post 17213046)
Didn't see the game, but in the box score it sure looks like Caleb Williams had a great day but his team gave up 52 points. Is the issue purely that it's a bad look for him to climb into the stands and cry with his mom after being awesome all day? Other than offending the tough guy instincts of my generation and older, the main takeaway is probably that he cares that deeply about losing in spite of having a great day personally. Honestly it's a little cringey for me to watch, but if my NFL team is currently without a top-tier elite QB I would happily overlook it.
I’ll agree with you here. Crying into my mom’s arms after I lost a football game is not something I’d do, but it doesn’t even register to me as an issue. I actually wish my emotional growth hadn’t been stunted from a lifetime of being told to “be a man” ‘cause crying feels GOOD AF lol (remember when you’d get a spanking and cry your eyes out into the pillow then wake up an hour later wondering what year it was?)

Hell, part of me almost respects it. He had to know he was going to get ripped to shreds by the media and yet he did it anyway.

It’s sort of a weird paradox, honestly. Is he weak for feeling the need to cry or is he strong for not caring about the potential fallback of letting people see him cry?

kcgreene 11-06-2023 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 17213430)
cause crying feels GOOD AF lol (remember when you’d get a spanking and cry your eyes out into the pillow then wake up an hour later wondering what year it was?)
Uhhh.... No... No I do not remember that (and this is not something where I'm acting like one is better or more manly or whatever than the other or anything, I'm just genuinely wondering if I'm the weird one here who doesn't feel this)

kysirsoze 11-06-2023 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by AdolfOliverBush (Post 17213076)
He's proven himself in the NFL for years. He can cry if he wants.
What? He is allowed to have emotions because he's more experienced and more mature? Anybody dunking on Williams for crying is a ****ing loser.

Sassy Squatch 11-06-2023 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by kysirsoze (Post 17213582)
What? He is allowed to have emotions because he's more experienced and more mature? Anybody dunking on Williams for crying is a ****ing loser.
Not going to dunk on him for being overly passionate but he's going to have to learn to handle that better once he hits the league. You're not going to earn the respect of the rest of the team by crying after every loss.

kysirsoze 11-06-2023 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Sassy Squatch (Post 17213587)
Not going to dunk on him for being overly passionate but he's going to have to learn to handle that better once he hits the league. You're not going to earn the respect of the rest of the team by crying after every loss.
Sure, I agree. But I don't know all of the circumstances that led to this. If it's a consistent issue, it's probably something he needs to address, but one emotional outburst isn't a sign of weakness. (Not that you're saying that)

As wazu pointed out, even the most respected and toughest NFL players cry.

AdolfOliverBush 11-06-2023 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted by kysirsoze (Post 17213582)
What? He is allowed to have emotions because he's more experienced and more mature? Anybody dunking on Williams for crying is a ****ing loser.
Kelce wasn't just crying because he lost a game. At the time, he thought that was the last game he'd ever play. He was going to retire. The end of a career you love is a perfectly valid reason to cry...and of course Kelce wasn't in the fetal position ugly crying like a little bitch.

Caleb Williams is an entitled bundle of sticks, and barring a major shift in his personality during the next 6 months, he's going to ruin an NFL GM's career.

Pitt Gorilla 11-06-2023 03:30 PM
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Originally Posted by wazu (Post 17213068)
Is Jason Kelce a pussy for crying while hugging his mom after the Superbowl?
Clearly not.

Pepe Silvia 11-06-2023 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 17207640)
FYI Caleb Williams has 30 fumbles in 31 college starts. Time to measure those girly hands
Dave Kreig thinks that is abysmal.

tredadda 11-06-2023 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by wazu (Post 17213068)
Is Jason Kelce a pussy for crying while hugging his mom after the Superbowl?
One player lost a meaningless PAC 12 game against the University of Washington.

The other lost a SB in which he was competing against his brother whom he is very close to.

Not even remotely close to the same thing.

Bwana 11-06-2023 03:56 PM
The team that drafts this soft little douche, is in for a world of hurt. If he thinks it's tough in college, he's in for a huge wake up call, when he gets to the NFL.

kysirsoze 11-06-2023 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Bwana (Post 17213637)
The team that drafts this soft little douche, is in for a world of hurt. If he thinks it's tough in college, he's in for a huge wake up call, when he gets to the NFL.
There are definitely red flags. The partial ownership of the team might have been enough for me to be out on him. That's really ****ing weird. But him getting caught crying on camera (when, again, we don't know everything that was going on) is not even on my radar as a concern and I don't see why it should be.

chiefzilla1501 11-06-2023 04:51 PM
I really don’t care if the dude cries. I want a qb who takes losing personally. As long as it doesn’t affect his emotions on the field who cares.

I don’t know what it is about the guy but there just seems to be something performative about it. Like, I don’t think you can fake that kind of emotion but at the same time there’s something that feels like he’s trying really hard to prove how much he cares.

I dunno, I know that’s crazy but am I the only one that wonders?

AdolfOliverBush 11-06-2023 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501 (Post 17213730)
I really don’t care if the dude cries. I want a qb who takes losing personally. As long as it doesn’t affect his emotions on the field who cares.

I don’t know what it is about the guy but there just seems to be something performative about it. Like, I don’t think you can fake that kind of emotion but at the same time there’s something that feels like he’s trying really hard to prove how much he cares.

I dunno, I know that’s crazy but am I the only one that wonders?
*puts on secret detective decoder ring* I think he's a spoiled brat who never learned how to handle adversity. That's why he crumbles under pressure, and that's why he doesn't bother to compose himself, even in public.

"It's fine to wail like a baby on national TV, Caleb. You could never do any wrong, you're perfect just the way you are."

Sassy Squatch 11-06-2023 05:04 PM
I just don't see how it's going to work out for him at the NFL level, especially looking at the field for #1 overall. Most likely looking at the Cardinals, Bears, or Giants. MAYBE the Giants can turn it around relatively quickly but the Cardinals and Bears would set him up for YEARS of futility unless the organizations go through drastic top to bottom overhauls.

staylor26 11-06-2023 05:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Sassy Squatch (Post 17213754)
I just don't see how it's going to work out for him at the NFL level, especially looking at the field for #1 overall. Most likely looking at the Cardinals, Bears, or Giants. MAYBE the Giants can turn it around relatively quickly but the Cardinals and Bears would set him up for YEARS of futility unless the organizations go through drastic top to bottom overhauls.
The best bet is that he goes to the Bears and is paired with Marvin Harrison Jr. Williams, Harrison, Kmet, and Herbert/Johnson is a pretty ****ing good core.

Of course, they'd need to fire Eberflus, and hire somebody like Ben Johnson too.

saphojunkie 11-06-2023 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Chieftain (Post 17207628)
This Caleb kid gives out some homoerectus feminine vibes. Biggest red flag for me was him painting his nails. And then this shit?
Dawg, I want a leader of men to be in charge of my team. Not some girly boy with queerish tendencies.
It’s okay that you’re gay. You don’t have to show everyone how much you hate gay people so they don’t suspect you.

ThaVirus 11-06-2023 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by kcgreene (Post 17213529)
Uhhh.... No... No I do not remember that (and this is not something where I'm acting like one is better or more manly or whatever than the other or anything, I'm just genuinely wondering if I'm the weird one here who doesn't feel this)
Well.. everybody dies but I suppose not everyone truly lives..

Jk. Crying actually does cause your body to release oxytocin and endorphins to cope so the science is behind it. It makes you feel good.

JohnnyHammersticks 11-06-2023 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Chieftain (Post 17207628)
This Caleb kid gives out some homoerectus feminine vibes. Biggest red flag for me was him painting his nails. And then this shit?
Dawg, I want a leader of men to be in charge of my team. Not some girly boy with queerish tendencies.
There’s never been a dude who paints his nails who wasn’t a raging homo (or raging fruitcake, to be more politically correct about it), and that’s a scientifically proven fact. Look it up if you don’t believe me. Double blind studies have proven this time after time.

staylor26 11-06-2023 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by saphojunkie (Post 17213796)
It’s okay that you’re gay. You don’t have to show everyone how much you hate gay people so they don’t suspect you.
So stunning. So brave.

staylor26 11-29-2023 02:18 PM
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">What&#39;s next for Caleb Williams?<br><br>The USC QB tells <a href="https://twitter.com/latimes?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@latimes</a> that it’s a “game-time decision” whether he’ll declare for the draft, but around Williams, most expect him to head to the NFL, whomever is in position to pick him <a href="https://t.co/twv03MvnVu">https://t.co/twv03MvnVu</a></p>&mdash; Ryan Kartje (@Ryan_Kartje) <a href="https://twitter.com/Ryan_Kartje/status/1729892033022837168?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 29, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Womble 11-29-2023 02:27 PM
Said at the time that he was dumb to not sit out this year when his draft stock was so high. It's likely he'll still go as the first pick but it's not as certain as what it was 4 months ago.

Imon Yourside 11-29-2023 02:44 PM
Feels like Ryan Leaf 2.0

IowaHawkeyeChief 11-29-2023 02:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Imon Yourside (Post 17250503)
Feels like Ryan Leaf 2.0
It such a crap shoot, great talent, but how will they handle the spotlight and will they have the drive to be the all time greatest. We are fortunate that we have a humble and hardworking Pat.

Mr_Tomahawk 11-29-2023 02:57 PM
I think alot of it depends on where you land....

Would Mahomes have been the same player if he went to Chicago?

ThaVirus 11-29-2023 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr_Tomahawk (Post 17250529)
I think alot of it depends on where you land....

Would Mahomes have been the same player if he went to Chicago?
No chance, IMO.

He may have still been very good but he certainly wouldn’t have been as successful as he has with us thus far.

RunKC 01-15-2024 02:32 PM
Declared for the draft. Welcome to Chicago


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