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OTWP, that rant had nothing to do with the JC thing lol... got carried away somehow.
But yeah, guess my JC rant is just a symptom of how tired I am of the national media ignoring this team... in years past I get it, of course, we sucked out loud... but ANY other NFL team accomplishes what this one has the last two years and they'd be everyones ****ing darkhorse darling. Seriously, they WOULD. But nope, not KC... for some reason beyond its control people hate talking about or even considering the Chiefs for anything other than nothing. |
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Take the Royals for example, World Series appearance and they now have national attention. I can listen to shows on ESPN radio and those talking heads will actually talk about any storyline that hits the Royals camp. If the Chiefs do something similar, they will get the same treatment, it's that simple. But nobody gives a rats ass about a middle of the pack 10-6/9-7 team that's loaded with talent trying to get over the hump until they actually do it. Teams like the Texans and the Rams are in the same boat as the Chiefs. |
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There truly are no excuses right now, the talent is there to do it and put this team back on the map. |
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1. Maclin still needs to learn this offense and Reid's playbook, it's not a high power offense like it was in Philly 2. What do you expect from a 3rd rookie WR? Of course he wasn't going to be great in first season in the pros, not Alex's fault he couldn't score a touchdown. 3. We could have won that game if Reid made the right call. Alex was ordered to throw a screen pass. Reid calls the plays. 4. Charles only scored 4 touchdowns, if he was to get that fifth one we could have won. Alex Smith threw a perfect pass. Charles just ran out of gas and passed out. His fault for not training hard. |
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Third year is supposed to be the big jump for all wco QB's, its been that way for decades... then add in this loaded team and no one will want to hear it. |
top 100 players is a waste of time. I can see the staff meeting now:
Q: "how do we kill time between the draft and training camp?" A: "Hey, I know! how about the players vote on who's the best?" "yah, great idea, that will kill at least a month or two! Because, ya know, we gotta have these assclown-talking-head baffoons (aka studio personalities) yapping it up all the time on NFLN!" |
Yeah, but can they make a list of 101 CPers???
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I hadn't been keeping up with this because it's been pretty boring, but:
90. Michael Bennett 89. Greg Olsen 88. Glover Quin 87. Demarcus Ware 86. Eric Weddle 85. Golden Tate 84. Terrell Suggs 83. Maurkice Pouncey 82. Haloti Ngata 81. Darren Sproles 80. Arian Foster 79. Marshal Yanda 78. Ryan Kerrigan 77. Matt Ryan 76. Sen'Derrick Marks 75. Mike Evans 74. Muhammed Wilkerson 73. Cam Newton 72. Kyle Williams 71. Julius Peppers 70. Tamba Hali 69. Bobby Wagner 68. Larry Fitzgerald 67. Tashaun Gipson 66. Deandre Levy 65. Justin Forsett 64. Charles Woodson 63. Jerry Hughes 62. Adrian Peterson 61. Jeremy Maclin Got a couple Chiefs so far. Hali is definitely too high but his video is highly entertaining. He agrees that he shouldn't have made the list this year and it's funny to see his energy pre-game (maybe mid-game). I'll be sad to see him leave, however he does so. Here's his vid: http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-top100...-70-Tamba-Hali |
Golden Tate, Muhammed Wilkerson and Bobby Wagner could definitely be higher.
I'm not sure my list would even include Larry Fitzgerald, Tamba Hali, Justin Forsett or Ryan Kerrigan. Adrian Peterson took a hell of a slide. It was a bit similar to Peyton's 50-spot slide after he didn't play for an entire season. |
Lists like this are dumb. Just like ranking guitarists. Mere click bait.
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JJ Watt is the best player in the NFL. I don't care about the positional value. It's best player and that's what JJ is.
He had 20.5 sacks, 10 batted passes, 4 forced fumbles, a defensive TD return, a safety and caught 3 TD's. No player came close to having a season that impressive. |
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Based strictly on his pass rush prowess, Houston should be top 15. Once you figure in that in coverage, he only gave up 7 catches for 45 yards all year. He didn't get a single penalty all year. He only missed 4 tackles all year and was the highest graded run defender at OLB and it would be unfair if he doesn't make the top ten.
IMO he should be in the top 5. On to Kelce... Kelce should fit in between 40-60. Based on just his receiving numbers in 2014, which ranked 5th at TE with 862 yards, being ranked that high is probably just being a Chiefs homer....but then you have to figure in a few factors. 1. He didn't start the whole year because he was still recovering from knee surgery. 2. He was the highest graded run blocking tight end. 3. The team adding speed on the outside should open up chunk plays for Kelce going forward. He should be the 3rd tight end on the list. |
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Peterson is not overhyped but I've been saying for years that Lashaun McCoy gets rated ahead of Jamal Charles because of east coast bias. McCoy is an outstanding back but Charles is way more talented. |
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