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the Talking Can 09-10-2009 06:08 AM

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Originally Posted by YayMike (Post 6052021)
Long time lurker, first time poster.

I live in Baltimore, and have been a Chief's fan for many years. I will be going to the game Sunday wearing my red and gold, but i figured i would throw my few cents into our chances Sunday after reading some comments in this thread.

Homerism aside, we have a slim chance.

Ravens D versus Chiefs O - Advantage Ravens. The Ravens have a new DC but the scheme remains largely the game. They will blitz early and often. Their only real weak spot is their CB's. They are vulnerable to the double moves (if we even have time to run them) and always go for the big play (Pick-6) instead of making the tackle. If we are smart we will try to take advantage of this. We should pass to run, quick screens, bubbles and slants are how Pittsburgh beats Baltimore. When we run, have to hit the A gap. Counters won't work as their LBs are too quick.

Ravens O verus Chiefs O - Push. The Ravens are exploring passing the ball much more this pre-season and season. Its everywhere in the local papers. They can run with McGahee, Rice and McClain (in short yard situations). However, they want to make Flacco the next Roethlisburger. Flacco does not read zone coverage well. If we are smart we will throw a lot of different looks at him.

In the end, we cannot beat them, but I just hope we make it competitive. The Ravens are a good team, but they struggle with passing teams and IF we don't make any mistakes with the ball on offense, we will stay in the game. Here's hoping!

welcome to the planet

Baby Lee 09-10-2009 07:10 AM

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Originally Posted by GoChiefs (Post 6051792)
Just watch it, you two.

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TheGuardian 09-10-2009 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 6051528)
Apparently, he played at least JuCo football.

The guys I know that played at Coffeyville & Butler in the 80's did pretty well after moving up to Division I and in some cases, the NFL. I don't know how well he did on the field but all of my friends are pretty sharp when it comes to the NFL.

But regardless, the guy acts like a jackass, 24-7.

It's too bad. We could certainly use more knowledgeable members around here.

I played beyond JUCO. Just an FYI. I'll leave it at that.

Yeah I can be a jackass at times. And guys like Mecca and Hamas aren't? Yet the majority of the crap they post is baseless and uneducated. At least my insight has merit.

And no it's not out of the question for Hali to have 10 sacks. I mean for the love of God the guy had 8 as a rookie with his hand in the dirt. :shake:

SenselessChiefsFan 09-10-2009 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by DeezNutz (Post 6051446)
And now the implicit comparison to DT...

You need to learn to put things in context.

This board lacks a lot of that ability. A comparison to a player, a great player, merely to emphasize a point, in no way equates the two players.

But, the point is that it is moronic to keep bringing up Hali's deficiency in something that he WON'T be freaking asked to do very often!

It's like slighting Joe Montana because he doesn't tackle well.

Hali will most likely put up more sacks this season by himself than the entire team had last year.

And, it's not like he isn't used to dropping into zone coverage already. Many zone blitzes drop the DE into the flat in coverage.

DaneMcCloud 09-10-2009 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 6052146)
I played beyond JUCO. Just an FYI. I'll leave it at that.

Good for you. And BTW, I've just been teasing you. My initial impression was that you had a sense of humor and would play along. Why so serious?

:p

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Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 6052146)
Yeah I can be a jackass at times.

That's not the issue. You really come across as angry and mean spirited. I mean really angry. We're all just here to have fun and sure, we bust each other's chops. But I'd have a beer with any of these guys (and have).


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Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 6052146)
And guys like Mecca and Hamas aren't?

This is the problem with being new. Mecca isn't an asshole. He rarely, if ever, uses expletives to get his point across. He's a guy that spends most of his free watching college football, reading and scouting players and so on. He's opinionated but that's because he's studied. He's actually a really cool guy and very passionate about football.

Hamas is a genius. Literally. Genius. He's extremely funny and sarcastic and most of the time, new people don't "get" him (much like they don't get me at first, either). He's a totally cool dude and extremely sharp.

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Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 6052146)
Yet the majority of the crap they post is baseless and uneducated. At least my insight has merit.

Well, this is where you'll have a difficult time in this forum unless you change your viewpoint. Everyone's insight has merit from time to time. You don't have a monopoly on "insight". People may have differing opinions based on their experience but that doesn't mean that their viewpoints are baseless.

You'll find that there are some pretty sharp minds around here.

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Originally Posted by TheGuardian (Post 6052146)
And no it's not out of the question for Hali to have 10 sacks. I mean for the love of God the guy had 8 as a rookie with his hand in the dirt. :shake:

It's possible, though unlikely, IMO. It's a different defense and he doesn't have a consistent, game-changing, sack machine on the opposite side.

PunkinDrublic 09-10-2009 09:44 AM

I think the major difference with Pioli managing the franchise is that we'll do much better in free agency. One of his strengths that you heard about over and over again in NE was his ability to find players that fit well into Bill Belicheks system. I think that will serve the team well because then you're not as much under pressure to hit a home run in the draft when there isn't as much talent coming out of college.

Sweet Daddy Hate 09-10-2009 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by PunkinDrublic (Post 6052473)
I think the major difference with Pioli managing the franchise is that we'll do much better in free agency. One of his strengths that you heard about over and over again in NE was his ability to find players that fit well into Bill Belicheks system. I think that will serve the team well because then you're not as much under pressure to hit a home run in the draft when there isn't as much talent coming out of college.

:spock:

He's off to a rousing start so far.

PunkinDrublic 09-10-2009 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Raised On Riots (Post 6052499)
:spock:

He's off to a rousing start so far.

It's way too early to cast any judgement.

TheGuardian 09-10-2009 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 6052428)
Good for you. And BTW, I've just been teasing you. My initial impression was that you had a sense of humor and would play along. Why so serious?

:p



That's not the issue. You really come across as angry and mean spirited. I mean really angry. We're all just here to have fun and sure, we bust each other's chops. But I'd have a beer with any of these guys (and have).

Cool. My bad then.


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This is the problem with being new. Mecca isn't an asshole. He rarely, if ever, uses expletives to get his point across. He's a guy that spends most of his free watching college football, reading and scouting players and so on. He's opinionated but that's because he's studied. He's actually a really cool guy and very passionate about football.

Hamas is a genius. Literally. Genius. He's extremely funny and sarcastic and most of the time, new people don't "get" him (much like they don't get me at first, either). He's a totally cool dude and extremely sharp.



Well, this is where you'll have a difficult time in this forum unless you change your viewpoint. Everyone's insight has merit from time to time. You don't have a monopoly on "insight". People may have differing opinions based on their experience but that doesn't mean that their viewpoints are baseless.
Some viewpoints certainly have more merit than others. Would you ask a guy who has never driven or even seen a car to diagnose why yours won't start or a certified mechanic?

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You'll find that there are some pretty sharp minds around here.



It's possible, though unlikely, IMO. It's a different defense and he doesn't have a consistent, game-changing, sack machine on the opposite side.
We'll see. I don't think that 10 sacks, if he can stay healthy, is out of reach.

Sweet Daddy Hate 09-10-2009 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by PunkinDrublic (Post 6052511)
It's way too early to cast any judgement.

So when exactly does he "go on the job" then? When does the time clock kick in?

OnTheWarpath15 09-10-2009 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Raised On Riots (Post 6052535)
So when exactly does he "go on the job" then? When does the time clock kick in?

That's what I was wondering.

I guess Mike Goff, Eric Ghiaciuc, Amani Toomer, Ashlie Lelie, Vince Redd, Zach Thomas and the re-signing of Rudy Niswanger doesn't count?

Sweet Daddy Hate 09-10-2009 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58 (Post 6052555)
That's what I was wondering.

I guess Mike Goff, Eric Ghiaciuc, Amani Toomer, Ashlie Lelie, Vince Redd, Zach Thomas and the re-signing of Rudy Niswanger doesn't count?

Apparently so.

Chiefnj2 09-10-2009 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58 (Post 6052555)
That's what I was wondering.

I guess Mike Goff, Eric Ghiaciuc, Amani Toomer, Ashlie Lelie, Vince Redd, Zach Thomas and the re-signing of Rudy Niswanger doesn't count?

Why focus on the negative? Why not say Cassel, Mays, Brown, possibly being able to make something of Dorsey and Hali in a 34?

OnTheWarpath15 09-10-2009 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Chiefnj2 (Post 6052666)
Why focus on the negative? Why not say Cassel, Mays, Brown, possibly being able to make something of Dorsey and Hali in a 34?

The original comment was focusing specifically on how we will do better in FA.

On that note, I think Mays was an excellent find, and that Mike Brown will not perform any better than his predecessor, provided he can even stay healthy enough to play regularly.

Sweet Daddy Hate 09-10-2009 10:54 AM

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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58 (Post 6052686)
The original comment was focusing specifically on how we will do better in FA.

On that note, I think Mays was an excellent find, and that Mike Brown will not perform any better than his predecessor, provided he can even stay healthy enough to play regularly.

Yep. One out of a dozen for the first year isn't bad I suppose.


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