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Matthew Stafford on Fallon (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=206040)

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Originally Posted by Raised On Riots (Post 5681331)

****in' shit!LMAO:BLVD:

Should you change your avatar while drunk? That seems risky...

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Originally Posted by kysirsoze (Post 5681333)

Should you change your avatar while drunk? That seems risky...

Yes, the whole balance of world power could shift dramatically! ROFL

Enough Planet for one day, I'm out!

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Originally Posted by kysirsoze (Post 5681333)

Should you change your avatar while drunk? That seems risky...

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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 5681337)

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ROFL I'm really glad you got back on to make one last point. ROFL

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Originally Posted by Raised On Riots (Post 5681336)

Enough Planet for one day, I'm out!

This.

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Originally Posted by kysirsoze (Post 5681338)

ROFL I'm really glad you got back on to make one last point. ROFL

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STAFFORD IS GOD AND THE HOWITZER ATTACHED TO HIS SHOULDER IS HIS MESSAGE.

Damn HJ get some sleep man. You have to be tired by now.:)

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Originally Posted by Kyle DeLexus (Post 5677821)

That's true. It's a rare case you have a QB at the top that people won't bash. If Peyton himself were to be in the last couple of drafts he would get a report like:

"He's got all the measurables you want in a QB, but sometimes he's too animated at the line. He has been known to be calling off audibles right down to the very last seconds of the play clock, this worries a few NFL coaches I have talked to. To me it's not worth the risk of potentially getting a delay of game call, I feel the best value is the coverage LB who makes all the plays he should. If not the LB, go RT or G.

I've heard Bill Polian discuss the Colts decision to draft Manning over Leaf, and their concerns that Manning didn't have elite arm strength and that he might have maxed out.

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Originally Posted by Kyle DeLexus (Post 5678140)

With the roster changing all the time and the amount of teams, you can't judge a kid based on how many championships they won. Throw in the fact that more and more teams are going to the spread, which is a deadly offense in the college ranks due to a lack of speed and elite talent on defenses.

Now if they had an absolutely terrible team, that is cause for concern. They were a good team they just weren't the best.

In the NFL everything is supposed to be an even playing field. No one should hold Cassel to expectations like that, though. It's just not realistic. So many things have to go right in a season that it's ridiculous to hold someone to those standards. Hell, Peyton Manning has only won one with some great Indy teams, and IMO he is the greatest QB to ever play the game and would have been so if he hadn't won a championship.

Manning's level of play drops off in the post season.

Guys like Montana, Elway, Brady, and now Roethlisberger show up and make plays when games are on the line in the playoffs.

Manning doesn't.

Not the greatest QB ever.

Not even close.

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Originally Posted by doomy3 (Post 5678712)

That's pretty damned impressive.

He missed one.

He's going to be a bust.

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Originally Posted by Raised On Riots (Post 5679775)

Yep, good ol' laughingstock Detroit turns out to be smarter than the mighty Jesus GM; who'da thunk it? :doh!:

:spock:

Yeah, Detroit is way smarter because they happen to have the number one pick. If they take Stafford at one, which is what I said, how the hell do you make the connection that they are smarter than the Chiefs when we wouldn't have a chance at Stafford anyway?

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Originally Posted by doomy3 (Post 5681440)

If we wanted a chance at Stafford, surely Jesus GM could have wheeled and dealed in His celestial manner to make it happen. He chose the fork in the road with the signpost that said "safer". Deny it not, for it is the truth and there is no point in bickering about it. Aided by the Ghost of Blackledge, the Marino Circle is now complete.

After watching the presser with those two and observing facial expressions, I could not help but notice that Jesus GM was a little irritable when discussing the 1st Messiah and his aged compatriot, Sir Ingram the Elder.
It was if he were not pleased that some in the fan community would question the Awesomeness of the 1st Messiah...
Meh. Welcome to football, big boy!
We'll jump off to a faster start with Cassel than Detroit or whoever takes Sanchez, but come talk to me about 5 years from now, and 5 to 8 years after that!

There's some push for "win now" going on, do not deny it. Two losing seasons combined with construction costs have produced a need for immediate revenue generation, and the only way to get that happening is to get those True Fans and former DiPardo groupies asses back in the seats!
Let the hickory smoke fill the parking lots! Stock the pro shop with throwbacks!
7 and 9,
HERE WE COME!!! :doh!:

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Originally Posted by Raised On Riots (Post 5682384)

Yeah, I'm sure all Scott Pioli, the former GM of the Patriots, is worried about is filling the seats. He has already won Super Bowls, so I'm sure he's just not that interested in that stuff anymore.

If you really believe the shit that you post, then you are even dumber than I thought.

And I am a big fan of Stafford, but if you are implying that we should have traded basically our whole draft this year and some picks next year to move up to #1 to get him, then you are even dumber than I thought.