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But you were dead wrong in including Allen in that argument. |
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Good thing for both of us... I happened to go back and re-read your post. Yep, those three sacks would be making all the difference right now. Actually, those two sacks, unless we could have arranged for Cutler to run out of the back of the endzone... If people can't see that he was just playing for a payday now... Playing next to two of the best DT's in the league, and the best you can do for $70M is 3 goddamn sacks? And you didn't even have to touch the QB on one of them? Carl's done a TON of stupid shit, but managing to get 3 draft picks, including a mid-first for an alcoholic with 2 strikes against him isn't on the list. Where you said nothing about how having him here benefits Hali, our run support, or ability to pressure the QB. Good job. :bravo: |
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Didn't think so. |
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Remember... Allen was agreeable to a new contract with terms that protected the Chiefs from any further violations of the league's substance-abuse policy. |
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Don't pretend that I didn't read your post though. I did. And you diminished Allen's value to this team. We can argue whether or not it was the right decision all day, but let's not pretend that we wouldn't be in a MUCH better place if he were still here. |
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He's not worth $70M to this franchise. He's showing he's not worth $70M to his CURRENT franchise. Forget about the other two picks - Branden Albert means more to the future of this team, by merely playing the most important position on the TEAM other than QB - than Jared Allen EVER would have. When you add two more players to the mix, a $70M paycheck and that 3rd strike looming over his head, it's not even close. |
Albert and Dorsey wouldnt have happend as well as Flowers i believe without Allen going, a 4th round pick getting paid big time and now isnt doing much, 2 REAL sacks.
He gets that 3rd strike the chiefs are ****ed |
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Unless you live in a fantasy world where DE's are more important than LT's. And how am I diminishing his value? He's doing that all on his own in Minnesota. His play, with 10X the supporting cast, isn't worth HALF of what he was paid. What makes you think he would be producing here, with a much less talented supporting cast? Wishful thinking. |
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We might have the replacement in the system already being brian johnston. He seems like hes of the same mold as allen was, the tall lean pass rusher type from a smaller school. Plus allen took a few years to really come on, although he showed some spurts of greatness along the way. from the limited action ive seen im not dissapointed in johnston. |
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Defensive Ends of his caliber are certainly worth $70M. |
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WELL DUHH... |
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And I think we know now that Herb Taylor would've been a suitable successor for McIntosh. Besides... It's not like there were no other Left Tackles drafted after the First Round. Quote:
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Johnston hasn't seen much of the field. Could he be his replacement? Sure. He COULD be. I wouldn't depend on him to develop into that kind of player though. |
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16 tackles, 3 sacks, in 6 games. And one of those sacks was the biggest gift since Strahan/Favre. He's on pace for 42 tackles and less than 8 sacks. Show me the next guy that's going to be paid $70M with that stat line. |
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