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Bowe is no different than someone like Tony Gonzalez. He just had a much worse supporting cast, and didn't have as long a career.
They both had similar levels of good-to-elite production at their best. They both never won a playoff game. But at least Bowe SHOWED UP in one of his playoff games. But one is viewed completely different than the other because he played with a shit offense for a far greater period of his career. Bowe's avg wins with Chiefs, average TD & yards/game from scrimmage: 6.1, .372, 60.6 TG's avg wins with Chiefs, average TD & yards/game from scrimmage: 7.9, 0.4 ,57.6 Oh, and he didn't SHIT ON THE FRANCHISE after he left. So he wins there. Now go **** yourselves. |
I really hope that Josh Gordon plays great and can play for Chiefs a couple of years without getting suspended again, but if these stats are accurate. His receptions per target percentage is suprisingly low for his career, even in his most productive years.
Playing with Mahomes should improve that a lot, but his production in most years is not much better than the guys already in the WR room. https://www.pro-football-reference.c...G/GordJo02.htm His Yards per Reception is elite. Gordon is going to have to earn playing time. I think Chiefs WR production will increase, but it will be all the guys, Gordon is not going to have many more catches than the guys already playing. |
Catch percentage was 58.8 when he played with an elite QB on the Patriots.
Sammy Watkins 2019 catch percentage: 57.8. He's going to be Sammy Watkins II, just not injured, and hopefully more explosive. |
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His catch rate overall includes a bunch of horrible QB's. He is literally a more durable Sammy Watkins in my eyes. I also think his 40 time is misleading. He is a long strider, I bet he is scooting when at full speed. |
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I'm glad Travis Kelce is already the best TE in Chiefs history, working on being the best TE in NFL history. **** Tony G. Tony G and D Bowe were the same guy. |
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So you think instead of being the greatest TE of all time he was maybe the 2nd or 3rd? How the **** was he overrated????? |
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Bowe and Tony were not the same guy. |
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ROFL Sigh |
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Nobody else was around. It was his rookie year, before he had done jack ****ing shit in the league. I was just a kid going, "Mr. Gonzalez, could you sign my hat, please?" And the dude thought he was already NFL royalty or some shit. Asshole gave me a look of contempt like I'm the scum of the earth, turns his back, and walks away. I've always been cautious about rooting for Gonzalez. I loved all the catches and TDs and big plays he made. But these days I have zero energy for him as a fan, and it all kind of started when he got traded. Deep down, I wanted him to never win a playoff game. When he's on TV these days and does his, "Geeeeee I don't know I'm loyal to BOTH Atlanta and Kansas City guuuuyyyzzzzz!!" dumb****ery, I have no love for the guy or fond memories. Honestly, if somebody today said, "Hey, Tony Gonzalez is over there! Want to go talk to him," I'd decline the invitation. Because if I did encounter him, I'd want to kick him square in the nutsack instead of talking to him, and that would probably mean I'd get my ass kicked. So it'd be better if I just turn my back on him the way he turned his back on the kid version of me years ago. Eat a dick, Tony. I hope October goes nuts and murders you with a kitchen knife. |
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