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https://youtu.be/AUWl7p13EzI?si=Y-IMtBHZ9YVWeoQu Welcome back Frank. |
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You don't pay much attention if you don't see all those guys take plays off. If they are not they are rotating in and out. Take some old Mexico fentanyl and a handle of wild turkey and shut your cock hole bitch ass. |
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JSNTF !!
Just say no to Frank!;) |
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I don't speak emoji.
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What you are seeing is Frank Clark liking a tweet by Charles Omenihu celebrating the end of his suspension.
Why would Frank Clark care what a player who's not his teammate, that he has never played with, thinks or feels? Unless...he's about to be his teammate? Does this mean the Chiefs are signing Frank Clark? Was the enrollment of his children into a Kansas City-area school just a coincidence? And does that little chickadee Mackenzie Webb really know what she's talking about? All that, and more, on the next episode of Unsolved Mysteries in the Kingdom. https://i.imgur.com/SjdO5hC.jpeg |
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So....lots then? Let's peruse... Quote:
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These Clark apologists are legit excited for Shart to play real defensive snaps for the Chiefs. Unbelievable |
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Maybe we should bring back Buck Buchanan too. Sure he’s been dead for even longer than Shart has been a completely worthless bum, but legend says he helped us win a SB back in the day. :shrug:
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There’s blood in the water
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LMAO oh, it's definitely shark week the way some of these folks are posting and he's not even here yet ROFL
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Why is Justin Watson getting so many snaps? |
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We sign this piece of shit yet?
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Doesn't feel good. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">"We love Frank. Right now, we're just talking through some things there. There are a few things you have to look at when you do that. That's kind of where we're at. We haven't done anything to this point." - Andy Reid on DE Frank Clark being available</p>— Pete Sweeney (@pgsween) <a href="https://twitter.com/pgsween/status/1713963227174805886?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 16, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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If FAU isn't developing by late December, if someone goes down with a terrible injury... then we can have that conversation. |
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I read this as meaning they'd need FC to understand that he would be a situational pass rusher and not play a whole lot until playoff time... sorta a Defensive version of McKinnon. Depends on what Shark wants, I presume. |
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I mean - Clark was here for 4 years with the understanding that it was 'his' defense. Then he got cut and let walk for a relative pittance of a deal. So it's not even entirely about role on the field - he has to be understanding of his role in this lockerroom. This isn't his defense anymore and coming back here isn't going to change that. Can he accept being a journeyman the way Dunlap did? That's an open question. He clearly didn't take to it in Denver... |
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That's basic organizational harmony stuff. There isn't a power vacuum in the Chiefs defense. They've done quite well in his absence. Him coming in and trying his standard Frank Clark brand of faux dawg tough guy leadership isn't going to be beneficial to a unit that's already established its identity while he was in Denver stealing paychecks. He was the leader of a defense that was never anywhere close to as good as the unit he'd be coming back to. His job is no longer to BE a leader. It's to be a role-player who knows when its time to follow. When it's time to keep his head down and play hard when he's on the field as opposed to strut around like his shit doesn't stink before taking 80% of his time in uniform off. The problem is that Clark almost certainly has the same shit-for-brains understanding of this as you seem to have. |
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It's more than taking a play or two off, geriatric ****. |
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It'd be one thing if he were this reliable veteran who made the right read and the right play every time, even if he came up short. I didn't see that last year. He makes mistakes. All the time. If I'm going to play a guy who makes mistakes, let it be a young player who will learn. |
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They jerk off to this 'blood in the water' horseshit. It's not about his performance - nobody really tries to defend that anymore. They just swoon over the swagger and act like it's instrumental to building a defense. Nevermind that the defense has been better this year than it ever was with him or that it was improving last season as he was phased out. |
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we dont need him anyway...we got Charlie O back
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This is a clear case of correlation equaling causation. |
I forgot he was in Denver. Suddenly all the pointless reeruned hatred towards him makes some bit of sense. Doesn't change my argument.
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One, two, Frankie's coming for you.
Three, four, Better lock your door. Five, six, grab a crucifix. Seven, eight, Gonna stay up late. Nine, ten, Never sleep again |
You have to be completely blind to not see that the guy is emotionally invested in this team. He's not all about the $$$, atleast not when he's with us.
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Yeah - totally not in it for the money. |
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Gehrig Dieter was also emotionally invested in this team |
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Stupid argument is stupid. |
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I think he is cooked now though |
As is often the case, Clark sits somewhere in the middle of these arguments. But I'd say he leans closer to the sucks side.
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Pretty sure the Chiefs would have re-signed him if he was willing to play at or close to that minimum salary. Instead he signed a fully guaranteed one year deal for $5.45 million with Denver. But “he’s not all about the $$$”? |
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Then he tripled down on it the next year when he got another playoff sack and then quadrupled down on it last year saying he provided no value and should be cut. Then Frank had 1.5 sacks in the AFCCG and 3 pressures in the SB (did I mention it was more than Chris Jones had in that game?). Veach has been right about Frank every single time and DJ has been wrong. DJ's pride is ****ing with him and he just can't let it go. I've never seen anything like the folks bashing a guy for producing in the postseason like Frank has. It's unreal. That's why I'm trusting Veach again. He was right (again) to not overpay him this off-season. If he wants to bring Frank back one last time as a depth guy for pennies, then who are any of us to judge after what he's done? DJ suggested he would be fired for signing the guy in the first place and right now it's looking like Veach is getting his name up for the ring of fame. I'm not gonna bitch if Veach takes his Frank Clark club out and bashes DJ's dead horse for the final time. |
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Veach was right about Frank Clark, eh?
Sure thing, sport. He called him a DPOY caliber player. He gave up that kind of trade capital and then paid him like same. He couldn't have been more wrong about the guy. |
LMAO Oh, he took it way farther than saying Veach should be fired. IIRC He put him on the same tier as Grigson, arguably the worst GM of the modern era.
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And to be fair to DJLN, I'm pretty sure a vast, vast majority of us hated that trade when it was made. He was just more vociferous in voicing his displeasure
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Injuries? Who knows but he was a different player once he got the big $$$$ here. |
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IS IT the final time? Because something tells me the Shart fans will pound the table next offseason/regular season as well demanding we bring back Shart on the cheap. This isn’t going to end here and you know it. And there’s such a thing as moving on |
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Excellent Bart plan to let him go to Donkeyland, take less, get cut, wait until no one else signs him and then come back home for less… His presence makes Jones happier.
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Feels like it's not happening and that's fine as well. Veach knows best.
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Spoiler!
And would you not also say that Veach does things quite a bit differently than he did that off-season? I've said several times over the years that Veach has really done an outstanding job growing into the role and developing a long-term lens that should allow us to continue to compete as Mahomes gets more expensive. He couldn't continue doing what he did there. You may also recall that my first thoughts upon hearing about the trade were "I'm drunk on a beach in Mexico, but..." I get to cite the exacerbating effects of alcohol on rage posting. Did I overreact? Yeah - I didn't leave open the possibility that Veach would demonstrate strengths in other areas (or that Mahomes would be an absolute God) sufficient to overcome some substantial errors and a steep learning curve as Valanche found his way forward in the new gig. But was the Clark trade and extension absolutely awful? Yes, yes it was. Always has been, always will be. Extending his time here doesn't change that. |
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Hopefully Rice breaks his drought at WR. Because once he plugs that hole, he's pretty damn ironclad. |
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He's not anxious to fall victim to a simple post hoc fallacy. He's not going to say "I signed Clark, we won a Super Bowl, therefore we won a Super Bowl BECAUSE I signed Frank Clark..." He recognizes Clark didn't work out. He recognizes that Hitchens didn't work out. That Mathieu was probably something of a wash (though he really was quite good here for 2 of his 3 years). That Watkins didn't really work out. Oh sure, each guy had a moment or two, but that's not how roster building works. You can't say "see, he did a thing! All is forgiven!" because these are professional football players - good god almighty I would hope they wouldn't get face-****ed EVERY snap. Veach learned from those early mistakes and has developed a far better approach. He's just a lot more calculating across the board than he was then. |
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Frank Clark and Sammy Watkins, two of the greatest playoff performers in franchise history, DIDN'T WORK OUT? LMAO
The Return of The Shark is making DJLN eat stupid pills. |
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But you didn't know Frank Clark was playing in Denver. So there's that... |
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