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People are acting like Flowers is a difference maker and a shut down corner in this league. He is far from being that at this point in his career and he was never that shut down corner to begin with. The FO did the smart thing in saving money by cutting Flowers before he could become even worse than what he was last year. It's a simple matter of his cap hit, $10+ mil vastly outweighing his production on the field.
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I'm surprised to find out there are CPers who expected Flowers to be an impact player this year. He wasn't last year. When you lose your job to Marcus Cooper, your time is over.
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You guys realize that Flowers had only 7 passes defended last season with 1 INT but had 68 total tackles with 63 of them being solo. What does that mean? He allowed a crap ton of receptions. Brandon Flowers gave up sixty-four receptions in the 2013 regular season on ninety-six targets, a 66.7 completion percentage. And CP has its panties up in bunches because we released him to free up $7.5 mil on the cap. Phenomenal. :facepalm:
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It takes two to tango. |
Opposing QBs averaged a 103 passer rating against Flowers. Flowers gave up, by himself, 846 receiving yards and 4 TDs last season on those 64 receptions. You seriously think that's worth a $10+ mil cap hit in 2014?
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Lets be honest. I loved BFLOW as much as anyone but he's had his best years. He was great and very aggressive early in his career but now a days the receivers are getting bigger and faster and he's not growing and his body is breaking down. His kness are pretty much shot, he's lost a step and isn't as aggressive as he once was. And on top of that the money was ridiculous. Father time is catching up with him at an alarming pace and the game is leaving him behind unfortunately. I would have loved if they could have reworked his deal but I doubt that he would, and doubt that we even wanted to.
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He's a good player and guy but didn't fit in with Sutton's scheme and didn't play well at all last season while making a pretty outrageous wage for a demoted undersized Nickel corner. Good luck to him with his next team.
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Extending Abdullah and Commings coming back from injury. The FA rookie Sorensen. |
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The jury is most certainly still out on whether or not Walker, Bailey, Catapano and Ford can be effective rushers on a consistent basis. |
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Oh wait, thats right, they got a wild card spot, its all good |
We released a corner who gave up a 66.7 completion percentage when thrown at, QB rating of 103, over 800 yards, and 4 TDs.
Ohhhh nooooo, the sky is falling. The team is lost! We are rebuilding! ROFL |
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I am so confused by this "Flowers was too small" and "Dorsey likes bigger CB's"....Flowers 5'11'' ....Owens 5'9''
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Meh. He was good for years 2 and 3 and fell off pretty quickly, when we let Carr go to Dallas and resigned him I thought we made a mistake. At the time I thought it was letting Carr go, but they both are past their best years, so meh. Overpriced player on a non- guaranteed contract, someone will overpay for his game tape.
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I understand why people are gushing from their vagina over losing players that have been a part of so many championship teams.....
Wait, what? Get a grip, gentlemen. |
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Hard to get a grip around NOTHING and that's what we got for him. IF the Chiefs were going to release him WHY did they wait till now and not use his $$$$ to re-sign / sign players? This off season has been one of the all time most pathetic in Chiefs history, and that says a lot. This is just par for the course. |
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Hali will be the next to go, then DJ, then Bowe, then Charles. No rings for any of them.
Sure was fun to watch them play for shit quarterbacks, shit coaches and shit GMs though. The cupboard will soon be bare. Bring in the next batch. More meat for the grinder. |
Did what needed to be done. The chiefs have way too many guys under performing and overpaid. We need our young guys to really step up to get rid of even more overpaid players next next season. Pretty damn hard to have a complete team when you're forced to overpay guys like devito, smith, etc. Because none of the guys on rookie contracts are worth a damn.
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This is what the Pats have done for years. It's better to let go of these guys a year too early than a year too late.
Clay, once again your agenda is showing. Sometimes tough football decisions have to be made. That's what this was. You want to blame someone, blame Peehole E for letting Carr walk. |
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I'm hoping that Dorsey/Reid are able to replicate that type of talent evaluation, acquisition an management. |
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Should have tagged Carr and traded Flowers when he had some worth.
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You took his side, remember? |
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The timing is wierd.
They either have agreed to something with Smith or Houston, or Flowers was asking to be cut and they granted his wish. |
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No one else wanted to take on the salary either. |
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I like both DeMarcus Van Dyke and Gaines over Owens.. I'm not a Cooper fan, and I dont know anything about the other guy other than Seattle liked him a lot(grabbing secondary players Seattle likes but didnt have enough room for is not a bad idea) |
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If Abdullah was so great then why did Lewis start ahead of him all season. We have no idea if Commings or Sorensen can even play in the NFL. That's not addressing shit. |
And just like that, the 2008 draft class is down to just Jamaal Charles.
Hard to believe |
heres how you win in the NFL
you have a good draft class like the 2008 Chiefs did and then you DONT PISS IT AWAY and start over 8 year rebuild plan since Herm Edwards is kind of a joke |
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Kind of amazing how much a QB truly matters in the NFL, huh? |
He's been an exemplary Chief... and he will certainly go on to success with someone, but this honestly doesn't surprise me.
Thanks for being a Chief, Brandon... it was all well played OTA's must've opened some eyes. |
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:facepalm: Imitation balla ROFL |
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Gotta remember it was a first year regime, they were giving guys a chance to prove themselves and when they didn't they were gone. At least that's better than what has been done in the past. It has been stated by many they thought Abdullah had the best game of anyone in the secondary in the playoff game. Yeah, Commings and Sorensen have no NFL experience but hell we've brought guys in here with plenty of that (Routt and Robinson to name a couple) and all they did was take the money and get really bad nicknames for getting burnt so often. You can't fill every position of need all at once, especially with their cap situation. You do what you can, make decisions in the draft (Pass rusher over safety) and if you're wrong, it'll show. |
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That's why he has so many "1s" with an apostrophe. |
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Dude sucks he sucked in Minnesota he sucked last year he'll suck this year |
While I will miss Flowers and appreciated all he did for the Chiefs, he was NO Pro Bowler last year and only got in because he was "due". He played horribly last year and looks like he is in decline and too small for today's big and strong receiving corp. He got destroyed by all the tight ends and was slow as shit most of the time just like the rest of our coverage team and wide receivers. We have to have the slowest bunch of black dudes on the face of the earth.
We should be able to use some of the money to improve our roster. |
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"Silence, he KILL you!" |
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This shit had to happen. I'm not happy that we let so many guys walk in free agency and we didn't do shit, but it was past time to move on from the big contracts and aging players. I'm not happy with last years draft class now but there is no denying it was devastated by injuries. Let's give these guys time to play and show what they have before we just decide the team is falling apart. This is how good teams work, they build and develop players through the draft. We just have to hope Dorsey can draft and Reid & co. can develop them. It's WAY too early to say they can't. |
I remember people saying the Pats were done after cutting Lawyer Milloy ROFL Fans are dumb as ****.
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Oh, great. Another question mark for the roster.
Don't worry, we'll fill it with some internal candidate who will be BETTER than Flowers despite not being able to play over him while on the roster last year. (that's how this hopeful optimism thing works, right?) Just too many question marks for KC and not enough proven commodities to answer them to really expect ALL the problem spots to be addressed. |
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