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Oh and FWIW, Peyton threw 10 or more picks in every season except one. Just a little perspective.
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It's a well known fact the Rookie Qbs don't do well in the NFL. Aaron Rodgers sat for a couple of years. Eli sat. That's how a lot of teams do it they sit QBs because of it. It's a well known NFL thing guys |
I really wanted to throw in the "mewling quim" bit but it didn't feel organic. Plus, lack of Loki av...
I should probably have told him that he wears a different chain, amiriteeeee? |
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And what NFL concepts do I not understand I mean I'm not the one saying that 120 rushing yards a game is better then 122 like some of you people but again why let facts get in the way |
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And you want to talk about understanding schemes You don't understand Reids Schem or you wouldn't be crying about YPC but yet you still cry about it |
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I have a question, matt.
1) who is quicker? Jamaal Charles or Dexter McCluster? |
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One reason we are 5-0 is because this defense just isn't taking it any more quarterback be damned. Our defense takes over ball games and are having unconsentual sex with out regard to the other teams QB in the backfield.
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I care more about wins and losses the yards YPC YPA YAC and all that stuff that you go on and on about If we won that's a good day for me |
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Don't watch College football much of all due to my extreme hating of the BCS might watch next year when the playoff system starts |
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So, just to clarify from earlier.
1. You don't understand protections and how they relate to alignments and route concepts/combinations but you feel the need to assure us that Fisher has been average and isn't a major cause for concern. 2. You then use statistics that highlight none of those aspects and meekly shrug and say "**** off, Geno lovers" when people ask for more data. 3. Essentially, I'd wager that your knowledge of anything football related is akin to that of a 48 year old, drunk, overweight, wife beater from the South that learned about football from his "granpappy" and only knows the concepts of "run dat ball hard", "block bettah dammit" and "throw dat bahl shawt!!". |
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I'm seriously interested. I have no idea how they look. |
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I wager that you think you know far more about football then what you really know. And that if you were ever to meet and talk football with an NFL coach you would learn that. I watch The Chiefs to see them win unlike you who watches to see what you can spot in Alex smith to whine about and Eric Fisher to whine about because you can't get over they didn't draft who you wanted. |
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Or many. Who knows? |
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ROFL. You truly are worthy of pity, much like your dear friend BlackBob. |
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I just think that anyone So smart would understand the fact that NFL coaches don't like to play rookie QBs and that rookie QBs tend to struggle. Peyton Manning is the best example one can give. He threw more picks then tds only once people like you would have ran him out of town. I'm sure many Colts fans would agree on that. Well I guess that depends if you would have liked him I mean rookies you like get time rookies you don't have to be finished NFL products day 1 |
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Hahaha
We would be the ones to run him out of town? WTF, we aren't the ones downplaying everything rookie quarterbacks have done. |
It's not real hard to understand but then again you want
3-2 11 turnovers more then 5-0 3 turnovers And I'm the stupid one? |
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I saw this Oz fella go after a decent sized goanna (who had no idea WTF he has doing) and got the **** clawed out of his arms/legs. Hilarious. |
As someone who has had the **** clawed out of them from goannas before, I thought he deserved it. However, he was a little bitch and was crying/moaning the whole time.
In the official handbook, you get 2 short yelps or 1 scream (if you're dealing with a Croc monitor or Komodo, this is the correct option). |
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This team is 5-0 yet you keep crying because the qb isn't who you want And hate to tell you people this MOST chiefs fans would be calling you stupid not me. |
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Serious business. |
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You understand it's still possible to be a fan and cheer the team and be critical at the same time, right? |
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Unlike you who has us already down and yet despite the fact we are unbeaten I don't pretend to know what's going to happen. I let it happen I don't whine before hand And I have seen every playoff game since 95 I have been there for all the losses |
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This board has a lot of people on it that are critical thinkers and don't love up every player, coach, or personel guy on the team. There are some that do wear their red and yellow undies every day, but not everyone. If you are looking for a board of super homers this isn't the place for you. |
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The sad part of all this? Last night, I went out and had drinks with friends.. came back and spent quality sexual time with the Mrs.. got a great night of sleep in.. and what did all of you do? Sat around sniping insults at other anonymous posters on a forum. Pathetic... but better than the comics section to read through with my a.m. coffee! :) |
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No I don't understand this team is flawed. You see what you all knowing Geno Lovers don't understand is that this is still an offense that's growing. Alex Smith is in his first year in a new system, He's learning it you don't just get in and go for the most part. I again will give the Trent Green example. First year struggled but after that best offense in the NFL. You people would have ran him out of town year 1. That sure would've been smart right? The offense has to get better across the board. No one can say otherwise. But I won't say that isn't possible this year |
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I believe it was Nate Newton that talked about him not wearing at the end of the game because of his naturual size and strength as opposed to guys that were naturually smaller and weight room warriors. I don't know how much truth there is to that, but it's interesting. |
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Look at some of the other teams with new HC's and systems across the league. Chargers offense has looked good at times, Bears offense has as well, Philly's offense is pretty ****in good, hell, even the Browns offense has had its moments. They are all new systems under new HC's. Why can they hit the ground running but our team with all its talent can't? I can think of a pretty important reason and that is that the QB Reid hand-chose is total dogshit. |
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Perhaps the Chiefs had strongly planned on trading Albert... so they drafted their new LT... but were disappointed in the value offered in trade. So instead, they keep Albert for the year at LT and try their 1.1 at RT... with full expectation of moving back to LT when Albert walks away for the FA market payday. Not an awful plan... particularly if they rated Fisher higher on their board than the rest. |
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Trent Green only had 24 NFL starts before the Chiefs traded for him so there was room for growth, especially on a team void of talent on both sides of the ball. Alex Smith just is what he is and that's an avg QB. |
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Isn't wins what counts Hell they would have gone to the superbowl if they had a kick returner who could catch the ball. |
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When a QB starts a new scheme with a perceived strong defense and STs... it makes sense that the offense will walk before the run. You leave everything roughly the same going into yr 2, and then you can toy around with more aggression... yr 3... more aggression and interesting wrinkles added... and so on. Like it or hate it... Alex really makes a lot of sense for the Chiefs to evolve that new offense. Now whether Alex takes the pass game to the next level needed? Hey, that's fair to guess on... but not fair to condemn the chances of. |
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Against Dallas, when they jumped up to a 14-13 lead in the 3rd Q, the drive that led us back... 1st and 10 at KC 20 (Shotgun) A.Smith pass short right to D.Bowe to KC 29 for 9 yards (B.Carr). 2nd and 1 at KC 29 J.Charles right tackle to KC 31 for 2 yards (J.Hatcher). 1st and 10 at KC 31 (No Huddle, Shotgun) A.Smith pass incomplete short right to D.Avery. 2nd and 10 at KC 31 (No Huddle, Shotgun) A.Smith pass short right to J.Charles to KC 32 for 1 yard (B.Church). Timeout #1 by KC at 05:09. 3rd and 9 at KC 32 (Shotgun) A.Smith pass deep right to D.Avery to DAL 37 for 31 yards (W.Allen). 1st and 10 at DAL 37 (No Huddle) J.Charles right end to DAL 36 for 1 yard (J.Hatcher). 2nd and 9 at DAL 36 (No Huddle) A.Smith pass short left to J.Charles pushed ob at DAL 26 for 10 yards (B.Carter). 1st and 10 at DAL 26 (No Huddle, Shotgun) A.Smith pass incomplete short right to D.Bowe. 2nd and 10 at DAL 26 (Shotgun) A.Smith pass short middle to A.Fasano to DAL 12 for 14 yards (B.Church). 1st and 10 at DAL 12 (Shotgun) A.Smith pass short middle to D.Bowe for 12 yards, TOUCHDOWN. KC-A.Fasano was injured during the play. That's 8 passes and 2 runs.... thoughts on that? Now to the other game where we needed the lead back... Titans When the Titans scored their 4th quarter TD, they led 17-13. First drive failed with 2 passes and 3 runs. The next TD drive that put us back on top? 1st and 10 at KC 34 A.Smith pass incomplete short left to S.McGrath. 2nd and 10 at KC 34 A.Smith pass deep left to D.Bowe ran ob at TEN 49 for 17 yards. 1st and 10 at TEN 49 J.Charles up the middle to TEN 47 for 2 yards (J.Casey). 2nd and 8 at TEN 47 A.Smith pass short right to S.McGrath to TEN 44 for 3 yards (J.McCourty). 3rd and 5 at TEN 44 (Shotgun) A.Smith scrambles right end pushed ob at TEN 42 for 2 yards (M.Fokou). PENALTY on TEN-M.Fokou, Unnecessary Roughness, 15 yards, enforced at TEN 42. 1st and 10 at TEN 27 (Shotgun) A.Smith pass short left to J.Charles to TEN 18 for 9 yards (T.Campbell). 2nd and 1 at TEN 18 J.Charles left end to TEN 16 for 2 yards (G.Wilson; M.Griffin). 1st and 10 at TEN 16 (Shotgun) A.Smith pass short right to A.Sherman to TEN 8 for 8 yards (G.Wilson; Z.Brown). 2nd and 2 at TEN 8 (Shotgun) A.Smith pass short left to D.Bowe to TEN 1 for 7 yards (M.Griffin). 1st and 1 at TEN 1 A.Smith pass incomplete short right to D.Bowe. PENALTY on TEN-G.Wilson, Defensive Pass Interference, 0 yards, enforced at TEN 1 - No Play. 1st and 1 at TEN 1 J.Charles left tackle for 1 yard, TOUCHDOWN. Now that is 7 passes and 3 runs... plus another Alex run, which was a huge conversion due to penalty. Thoughts on that? You ready to eat your words and apologize for getting that shit wrong, Snapplez? Man up! |
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What I think Alex makes sense as is a stop gap QB while they search for/develop that guy that can take the offense to the next level. |
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If Alex doesn't improve Then I would say he's a stop gap. That's something that will depend on how the offense grows or doesn't grow |
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I get it. Flashier QBs that make big plays... but there is a con there that can really hurt a team. |
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