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Hmm. Given the choice between the two washed backs, yes I'd prefer McKinnon. |
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For instance, McKinnon can chip but was best at 'absorbing' blitzers in pass pro. Hunt's just a bigger guy. Maybe if they intend to use someone to help Kingsley a little more, they want someone that is more likely to deliver a punch than absorb one. So in that regard, perhaps they just see Hunt, being the bigger and stronger back, as a slightly better fit. Because yeah, intuitively you would think McKinnon would get the call ahead of Hunt. If he isn't, there's a reason for it. |
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McKinnon's carries his 3 years with the Chiefs (from most recent): 21, 72, and 12. That is not what we need. We replaced McKinnon with Perine. We don't need another guy who excels on 3rd down but will break if we run him between the tackles too often. |
McKinnon hasn't been able to make it through a season in forever.
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I don't think McKinnon wants to play anymore.
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If Hunt is washed, it certainly isn't from overuse. He had, what, a season and a half as a feature back here before he got the boot for punting that chick?
Then he's out for a seasons worth of games give or take, then spends 4 years as a second fiddle behind Chubb and friends in Cleveland. |
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We missed you /s tag in your re-posting of a Twitter post... And took it at face value... |
We sign this piece of shit yet :)
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Because Hunt scored more TDs, averaged more YPC, had more yards per carry after contact, and was generally more effective than McKinnon. |
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Comparison: McCaffery-28, 1297 Rushes and 509 receptions. Henry-30, 2061 Rushes and 156 receptions. Jonathan Taylor-25, 953 Rushes and 125 receptions Barkley-27, 1247 Rushes and 294 receptions Josh Jacobs-26, 1353 Rushes and 199 receptions Pacheco-25, 409 Rushes and 64 receptions While Hunt might be washed talent wise, his age and carries say he has plenty left in the tank. |
Just being invited to Arrowhead for a visit shows forgiveness, if necessary. Familiarity with Steelers and Browns has some value
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If he's not ready, sure ok, yeah go elsewhere. I'd hope you could have seen that before now as an organization but who knows. |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Kareem Hunt’s workout is over he now needs to pass a physical before the chiefs decide what to do. If he does get signed will be practice squad to start per source</p>— Bob Fescoe (@bobfescoe) <a href="https://twitter.com/bobfescoe/status/1836079088110358813?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 17, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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It would seem a little strange for him to have fallen off as hard as he did, as early as he did, without much of a workload. I mean he was 27ish when he fell to hell, no? I know he had a calf issue but damn, he was 26 at the time. A calf shouldn't fell a guy like that. Then again, we try to talk ourselves into stuff like this all the time and 99 times of out 100, the guy's actually washed. |
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That really stupid ESPN show Playmakers did the best job ever of demonstrating exactly how. The 'Old Warhorse' runningback spent the series trying to prove he was still as good as he used to be and was every bit as good as the new hot shit kid. And then in the last episode of the season, a hole opens up and he breaks into it. I don't remember how they did it, but they contrasted him getting through the hole as a younger back with the version of him now that was just a half a step slower. And when he got there, the hole slammed shut. The problem with a talent diminution is that the results aren't linear. You fall off 10% in talent, you're not 90% as productive. When that happens, you're probably just not an NFL player anymore. Because you needed every last bit of that talent to clear that NFL ability threshhold. If Hunt's fallen off 10%, he's not 90% of the player he once was. In fact, he'd be lucky to be HALF that guy. Yeah, talent absolutely simply evaporates sometimes. Most times, in fact. But hey, maybe Kareem is an outlier. |
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Oof. Seems like a few agree with that assessment as well. Work on your troll game and you might actually rustle a jimmy or two.
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I'm sorry - I presumed your definition of 'talent' actually made sense in my response to you. My bad. Carry on... |
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A 29-year-old with relatively low mileage on the odometer should still be good to go if he's kept himself in shape. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Kareem Hunt meeting with Brett Veach<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ChiefsKingdom?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ChiefsKingdom</a> <a href="https://t.co/6O8zmCiEsa">pic.twitter.com/6O8zmCiEsa</a></p>— Chiefs Kingdom Memes - CKM (@kcchiefsmmz) <a href="https://twitter.com/kcchiefsmmz/status/1835874477042717057?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 17, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
Does this shit post work better for everyone? |
Someone get Kimble Anders on the horn!
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Holy shit we’re actually gonna resign Kareem Hunt.
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Cannot wait to pick him up on FF
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Making fans happy putting a guy on the practice squad. I do not envy Steele if he fumbles again
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When people say, "as long as he's 75% of the player he use to be...." i kinda roll my eyes. 75% of the player he use to be isn't an NFL player anymore. People just dont understand how slim the margins are. Now, i dont really agree with you yet on Kelce as i havent looked myself. But i agree with you here on this point. |
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The crazy thing is last season he never did a camp and missed the first two games aswell. Then Chubb got injured and he was signed straight away and played his first game on September 24th at home against the Titans. So if we sign him at least he can lean on last year's experience. In total he had nine td's in the regular season and actually had TWO td's in that playoff game in Houston. The one thing that hasn't seemed to have changed since he left is his ability inside the ten. He was always great in punching the ball in from there.
One more thing I'll add is people are talking about Hunt's age but when Jet Mckinnon was thirty years old he got us nine receiving TD's, one rushing TD and 803 total yards. And that's a man who had missed two seasons due to injury. So I have faith Kareem could still be very effective for this team once he gets up to speed. |
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Listening to Sirius this morning, Nex Gen stats had Hunt as the slowest RB in the NFL last year
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Signed to the PS
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Reunion: The <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> are signing their own former star RB Kareem Hunt, who visited with and worked out for the team today, source says. Hell start on the PS and help fill the void left by Isiah Pacheco’s injury, which will put him out potentially two months. <a href="https://t.co/yqlv7F4Suz">pic.twitter.com/yqlv7F4Suz</a></p>— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) <a href="https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1836121794517815665?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 17, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
Oh snap. Let's party
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If the Chiefs sign Hunt for depth it's fine.
This is the equivalent of Le'veon Bell, Melvin Gordon or whatever rerun at RB the Chiefs have signed the past couple years. If Hunt gets a couple carries for a few yards, great. If he's cut in a few weeks, so be it. If the magical powers of Mahomes causes him to regain the fountain of youth and he runs for 500 yards... well Chiefs. |
Sign me up for Kareem Hunt scoring in a Super Bowl LIX win.
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For instance, no, I don't say 'Albert Pujols is a talented hitter' I say he WAS a talented hitter. He's old now. And I suspect in casual conversation when you aren't being a pedant, you do the same thing. If no...whatev. As I said, to each their own. |
I love it.
He was always one of the most fun players on the sidelines. Good vibes needed with someone like Pacheco going down. |
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Congratulations to Kareem Hunt for getting his first Super Bowl ring!!!
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Kareem is still a very good short yardage RB, which happens to be a major weakness for the Chiefs. He got 9 TD’s last year despite averaging only 3 yards per carry. Would be awesome if he can make a big difference in picking up first downs & TD’s in short yardage.
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