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People called the Redskins crazy.....they don't look too crazy right now. |
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He needs another "wait and see" year. Apparently the last 4 haven't been good enough. |
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So yes if a deal like I described comes up I'd take it in a heartbeat. Between Wilson, Glennon, Dysart, I'd find a pill to ease my pain of losing out on Geno. |
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I don't know if that is you or not Frankie, but you could pass as Michael Ironside. =) |
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Granted he's kicking ass, however, the guy he put on the bench was the franchise quarterback |
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The 49ers traded up to draft Kaepernick, who was raw but had intangibles, in the 2011 draft. Harbaugh spent more than a year working with him and decided to make the switch mid-season. He's definitely been the difference between 2011 and 2012. The bottom line is that teams miss on QB's all the time. Teams missed on Kaepernick, Dalton, Wilson, and maybe even Cousins and Foles. And while I hope that the Chiefs don't pass on a QB with their #1 overall pick, I also know that it's not the end of world, as some are predicting. |
Geno would be the classic QB that falls down the draft and ends up being great. So lets not miss out on him, and not let him fall down the draft. He can be the QB that is great in KC.
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Branden Albert, OT, Kansas City Chiefs
Not commonly mentioned as one of the best offensive tackles in the game, Branden Albert has emerged in his contract year as a dominant player. Albert has a total grade of +17.6 (with a pass block grade of +17.0) on the year and has been a bright spot for the struggling Chiefs. He is second in the entire league among offensive tackles in Pass Blocking Efficiency, allowing only eight total pressures in 279 pass block snaps. Included in those eight pressures is just one sack and that came on opening day, which is even more impressive considering the state of flux that is the Chiefs’ offense. |
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It is his natural position that he's played for 35 games ever.
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2nd. I hear exactly what you're saying and I know nobody's success is guaranteed. I just think that first pick should be on as close as a lock as possible when it's that high. I just don't think Geno is it. Haven't watched the others so much, however I'm inclined to trust Reid when it comes to quarterback. 3rd. Smith's concussion paved the way. If it weren't for that I doubt we'd ever hear kaepernick's number being called, especially since smith has been playing decent. I give him credit for them balls. |
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Guys Tom Brady went in the 6th. Let's just keep drafting Matt Blundins, Brody Croyles and Ricky Stanzis until one of them works out.
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I love Albert like everyone else and think he's a reliable starter, but I don't think he's as good as he was pumped up to be this year.
He may have given up just 1 sack this year, but we ran the ball all the time. Only 3 teams passed the ball fewer times than we did and Albert missed a handful of games. I don't believe he's elite. I think he's 2nd tier. Still top 10 though. Absolutely need to keep him though. |
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A comment on BPA. I can remember when we drafted Larry Johnson in the first round (albeit towards the bottom). We then had Priest Holmes in his prime and another good back whose name I cannot remember now. At that time RB was not a position of need. Larry stayed low for a year or so and when Priest was injured he took his diapers off and lead the NFL in rushing. He was available when we needed him. (his character sucked but nobody's perfect). In the NFL his scenario is repeated over and over again in this dangerously unpredictable game. To increase your chance of success you should take the BPA. I trust that they will find a good QB somewhere. Look at Wilson in Seattle.
I seldom post here because the next post will tell me that I am stupid and a troll. Just watch. |
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You use the exception instead of the rule to defend yourself on the most important position in the NFL. Almost forgot- You stupid troll. |
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Also, this isn't a case where we're the Giants picking up Jason Pierre-Paul or the Chiefs picking up Larry Johnson after a serious injury to Priest Holmes. We're picking up a LT behind Brandon Albert, who's already a franchise guy. LTs are generally pretty sturdy players, and it does little good to stockpile elite guys from the first round one behind the other like they're passrushers. Draft a prospect in the 3rd round, sure, but don't be idiots and draft for depth and #1 ****ing overall. If that's not the case, are you actually suggesting we take Star, a non-passrushing 3-4 DE? Or Jones? Or Moore? None of those guys are going to jump out past the top QBs when all is said and done. Basically, QB is the only logical pick no matter what philosophy of BPA you choose. |
Gosh, what a nice, sensible reply.
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Congratulations on pulling a rabbit out of a hat. :facepalm: |
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If it sucks so bad here, GO AWAY. Go back to the Coalition. They have no problem with stupidity there. |
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Kaepernick was raw and the read option wasn't prevalent yet. Wilson was too short. Dalton was too mediocre. And Cousins was too SUCK. |
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This place was invaded by the reeruns yesterday. Glad I didn't login last night.
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It's been a steady stream since mid-season when SOC started. |
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The dam busted mid-season. |
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I'd like to revise my last post, Parker.
The steady stream started in '01. |
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If there's no QB there we want, nobody is going to want our pick. Especially now that word is leaking out that there are better options than Joeckel at tackle. |
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Brilliant move. |
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Wasn't Poe drafted later than pick 5 though? |
I think Poe may end up being a player.
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I know, ri......... Wait!... what month? :spock: |
All the fans clamoring for a LT are the same ones who, when a QB we passed on lights it up, will be bitching about us not drafting him.
The Chiefs fanbase right now is a kid standing on the ledge of a cliff, overlooking a large lake. It's a spot where many people have jumped off of, and it's been a great exhilarating leap. A few have jumped at the wrong time and maybe landed wrong, but they've survived to jump again. We are standing on the ledge, ready to jump. We just aren't sure we have courage, or enough to jump. Part of us would rather climb down and jump in from a lower step, assuring us we won't get hurt, but it won't be nearly as fun and it's something we've done many times before. But no, it's time. We have got to just say **** it, do a full 1 and a half off that bitch and bask in the ambiance. |
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It really is good to hear they are negociating a contract with Albert.
Has anyone heard if they are talking to Bowe's agent? If Jennings hits the market, do you think Dorsey might prefer him over Bowe? I think he might. It's hard to say if they would consider Bowe a core player or not. The Pack will probably tag Jennings but, they might not if they decide to pay Woodson the $10 million he's owed this year. He is definately the unquestioned leader of that defense. It will be interesting to see how it all shakes out. |
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Yes, I understand we need speed at the WR position, but I would prefer to draft said speed and allow the QB and WR to gel together with Bowe providing the security blanket for both of them. Just my $.02. |
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Bowe is a nice luxury to have when you're breaking in a rookie at QB. |
Anybody hear Doug Peterson today on 810? Soren asked him about how valuable the left tackle position is, and he replied,
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Translation: BRANDEN ALBERT AIN'T GOING ANYWHERE. SHUT UP ABOUT JOECKEL. |
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I don't mean to be a tease but I'm not a reporter. So some stuff you have to trust me on. KC's not re-signing Albert. |
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I don't mean to be a tease but I'm not a reporter. So some stuff you have to trust me on. KC's not re-signing Albert. NFL Philosophy @NFLosophy @wayne8770 @nfldraftscout I heard some interesting news on the Chiefs today actually. Looks like they're gonna solve LT issue in free agency Matt Miller @nfldraftscout @NFLosophy I've heard the same from sources, but nothing you can really verify with multiple contacts. |
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Who is available on the free agency market? This stuff makes no sense. |
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For those asking if there are any good LTs available: Jake Long almost assuredly is a free agent. |
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Surely this isn't what they are thinking. |
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Unless Albert's back isn't healed or whatever, I don't get that at all...Still better than drafting a LT 1 tho. |
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Wouldn't talking about/to potential free agents right now be tampering? I'm thinking it's bs. And it's not so trustworthy coming from a guy who's afraid to put his name on his twitter account or be associated with it, correct? Easy for him to say all the bullshit he wants on there.
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Whoever this NFL Philosophy @NFLosophy douchebag is, I cant stand him He makes the most bogus statements. His credibility went out the window with his Ryan Mallet crap.
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These twitter reports hold about as much weight as a Blackbob opinion....
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