The Chiefs could use some depth behind Pacheco.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FsO_5ymW...pg&name=medium

Unfortunately with the way Pacheco runs the Chiefs really do need depth behind him. Dude is going to destroy himself and never see real NFL money.

That's got to be a 'shop using Damien Williams. I'd recognize that beautiful backside anywhere.

Maybe Pay a Ton can find a way to pay both him and Mr Limited. You know that 2024 1st rounder is burning a hole in his pocket.

"I had to make a business decision."

You didn't have to do shit. You could have accepted the deal they gave you and been richer than any of us could dream. GFY

And he seems like a good enough person. He just seems to be making poor decisions right now that run the risk of him losing far more than had he signed the Raven's initial offer. It remains to be seen though how all this plays out.

If he had an agent, a real one, he'd be set for life. It's crazy watching this unfold; he couldn't sabotage his own career and future earnings more if he tried to.

Lamar is an injury risk and not a good passer not really surprising no teams are going after him.

Marino was probably getting a blowjob during the test. His decision making was faster than any QBs.

The Wonderlic test is just about the dumbest test for QBs/football players imaginable. I took one for giggles years ago. I scored a 37. Does that mean I'd be a great QB? **** no. I'd be terrible. In Mahomes' body, I'd be terrible.

It's a composite score these days along with your Twitterlic score, which is an analysis of social media history.

So for Lamar, a 13 Wunderlic score and his Twitterlic score confirms he wasn't just dicking around on the first test.

And your 37 combined with your post history here confirms you would suck as a quarterback.


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Thank you.




I think.:drool:

Yeah, I agree. I was just commenting that in response to someone who said processing power is important for a QB.

I think it's true, but there are a lot of ways to measure "intelligence" and I'm not sure grammar or the Wonderlic are great ways to do so for a QB.

According to his tweet, he asked for a trade before the ravens put the franchise tag on him. While technically they couldn't trade him at that time, it would make sense as to why they didn't worry about making it the non exclusive tag. And it's not like he didn't know that they were not going to let him hit the open market without getting something in return.

Obviously, when considering Marino's career, it's not very good at assessing processing power at all.

Personally, after having taken one, I think it's idiotic for QBs to take that test.