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The NFL is usually a mystery, but the Rams finishing 3rd is not.
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Its' like saying all opiates are heroin. |
Aldon is a better pure pass rusher than poor man's DT
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crack marijuana people!!!
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Um, cool. If you don't want to talk about 2 years down the road, you don't have to chime in on a conversation two other people are having about it. |
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Poe was awful last year. 0 sacks, 12 total pressures in 757 snaps? Fisher is completely unproven. Berry is hyped based on his draft position, not his play. He was possibly the very worst coverage safety in the league last year. QBs targeted him more often than any other safety. If that's the foundation the future of the Chiefs is built on, I like it. |
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Konwmo might be a homer, but Hef is as buffoon
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31 year old Bowe? |
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Don't you have some teenage kids to breastfeed? |
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I suppose Knowmo isn't a troll, either. |
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I'm just ****ing with the 2 donkey homers. |
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Bowe is 28, so he'll be 30 to start the 2015 season. Furthermore, he's in excellent health and speed isn't his game. So if he's able to avoid catastrophic injury, I see absolutely no reason why Dwayne Bowe won't be an excellent receiver at age 30 or 31. |
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While not as old, it will be interesting to see what happens to Charles in his 8th season. |
I don't get this ****ing conversation at all.
Why the hell are we talking about Jamaal Charles in 2015? The RB position is the most unstable position on a team from year to year in terms of roster changes. Guys come and go, are in their primes one minute and then sent to the glue factory the next. And that goes for EVERY team. |
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Use him as long and as much as you can and hopefully we can win big before he's done |
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LMAO No, I just called out your bullshit, which you've backed off of considerably. |
Chiefs have some good players who will still be very good in 2015
Flowers Fisher Albert (unless we let him go) Charles Berry Houston Bowe will be 31, but I don't think he'll be on a terrible decline. He should still be a pretty solid WR at 31. I would expect him to seriously decline at age 33 or 34. Tamba will probably be done. One player who I think will be a very good player moving forward is Kelce. Just watch. He's going to be one of the better TE's in the league. And we're going to use him a lot at WR and TE. |
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By the time Manning retires, many of the Chiefs' best players will be leaving their primes. |
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I bet he plays 2015 somewhere. probly here. This kid TE Harris is a guy to watch. |
LMAO Getting excited about Tight Ends. ONLY in Chiefs Nation.
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But truth be told. Kelce COULD be special. |
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No QB, no passing attack. No passing attack, the opposing D stacks the line and your ground game goes to hell. No ground game, no extended offensive series. No offensive drives, and your Defense gets no rest and gives up big drives and points. No QB and everything goes to hell. If the Broncos lose Peyton, they are toast. |
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Maybe he's had enough time to make his throwing motion far more efficient and streamlined. In two years it's possible I guess. But I seriously doubt it. |
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We'll see about Osweiler. John Elwhack is high on him so here is hoping he sucks, but you may be right about the kid. |
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Tebow is a natural leader and he lead that team to the playoffs, despite his abysmal passing accuracy. It was a fluke he beat the Steelers to advance in the playoffs. Where his 125 passer rating v. Steelers came from, I have no clue. That game was just mind boggling. Tebow had some very clutch play in that game. I hate the Broncos so I can't say I know anything about Brock. Maybe he is the next star QB, what do I know? Seems to me, they lose Peyton and they are in a world of hurt. |
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At the 6:53 mark in this interview with Mike Klis they debate if the Broncos could make the playoffs with Brock starting every game. They all agree that the Broncos would.
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Who was the better WR? |
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The best Bowe could ever hope for was 2 games with Kyle Orton. That's the point we've been trying to make. Do you think DT is a better WR just because his numbers blew Larry Fitzgerald's off the charts this past year? QB matters. |
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Bowe doesn't do anything better than Thomas does though. |
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It once again comes down to Rice being "just a possession receiver." I'm sure if you could, you would even say that Thomas runs better routes than Rice. Because you're a flaming dumbass. Bowe is stronger, harder to take down after the catch, and a much better route runner than Thomas. His dick is also twice as long. He plays harder and more physical. The two are completely different WRs, but if I had to have my choice of either one, Bowe has proven he gets shit done no matter WHO his QB is. We have yet to see him play with a real passer. Who the hell knows what he could accomplish with that. |
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**** you. |
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Oh, nevermind |
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And you're just knocking DT's route running because that was the knock on him coming out of college. DT has significantly improved his route running since he has been in the league. You can't prove that Bowe is a better route runner than Thomas. |
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Drops - 11 Drop Rate - 10.48 Dwayne "Schlong God" Bowe, 2012 Drops - 6 Drop Rate - 9.23 Suck the chocolatiest penis in the AFC West mother****er. |
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Two year sample of missed tackles forced:
Bowe: 19 total missed tackles, 140 receptions. 1 missed tackle forced every 7.36 catches. De "Mary" Thomas: 17 total missed tackles, 126 receptions. 1 missed tackle forced every 7.41 catches. |
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Thomas drop rate: 10.48 Bowe drop rate: 14.81 |
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Sure, that's fair. The argument was that Bowe has drop issues and De "Mary" doesn't. In the here and now, that statement is wrong. KnowMo must be persecuted for his lies. |
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Overall career drop rate: Thomas: 10.84 Bowe: 12.24 |
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Thomas: 6.43 Bowe: 7.17 |
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The other from one of the best QB's ever. |
Deep passing drop rate, 2012:
Thomas: 5.88 Bowe: 16.67 Deep passing drop rate, career: Thomas: 8.00 Bowe: 17.50 |
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