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LJ on the hot seat?
AFC West hot seat
October 5, 2009 11:00 AM Posted by ESPN.com’s Bill Williamson We’re putting Larry Johnson on the hot seat. And it wouldn’t be a surprise if the Chiefs do as well. If the team sees a viable alternative option (likely Jamaal Charles), Johnson could be in danger of losing his job. He had 53 yards on 18 carries in a Kansas City loss to the Giants. Johnson has 189 yards on 72 carries so far this season, which is only 2.6 yards an attempt. He's not getting great blocking from his weak offensive line, but Johnson, who turns 30 next month, isn’t creating many plays at all. If he continues to offer little, the hot seat will only get hotter. Uncategorized, Kansas City Chiefs, Jamaal Charles, Larry Johnson |
get rid of his lazy ass.
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I've been an LJ fan for a long time. I really hoped he'd work it out in KC and regain some of his mojo. Unfortunately even with this abysmal line, he's creating absolutely nothing. He makes way too much money for what he's producing. It's time to shit or get off the pot Larry.
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I supported LJ this whole offseason and hes not done crap so far. I really believe Charles would offer more to this offense than LJ.
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I will say this much. It's hard to create anything when the opposing team's defense is two and a half feet in front of you when you get the ball. I'm not sure how reasonable it is to expect him to be Barry Sanders.
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The problem is we really don't have anyone else. You can't count on Charles because he either fumbles or is hurt.
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trade him to arz for boldin and beanie wells already wone!
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Like Charles would make a difference. A running back is going to struggle to find holes after being repeatedly hit immediately after getting the handoff. Even the best running backs struggle and get apprehensive after being nailed time and time again right after the handoff.
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He just had his best game of the season (84 yards rushing before the shotgun draw disasters) and now he's on the hot seat....load of crap. Pull something else out of your ass Billy Williamson.
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It's time to see if Charles can keep the fumbling to a minimum and stay healthy.
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Also sad this was his "best" game in Week 4 and this is all we get. He's a lazy broken vagina at this point, fitting for that "diamond cutter" sign he likes to flash, which might as well be a giant vag. |
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Those all came lumped together. LJ was very productive for three and a half quarters yesterday...about the only bright spot in the entire game. Bowe should be on the hot seat, dropping every pass but one. Christ. |
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Im curious how the fans are gonna react when he breaks the Chiefs all time rushing record. Especially if he does it at Arrowhead.
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he's getting paid |
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Its just the assholes on the internet who are reeruned about him. |
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We have no way of knowing. The Chiefs are 0-4 and he has kept the bitching to a minimum. He's a changed man. |
I am left wondering after yesterday what exactly it was LJ was trying to pounce on the ground. He'd take two steps and dive at something on the ground. Was like my lab puppy when I throw a doggy treat in the grass. WTF was on the ground that would make a Pro Bowl RB quit running and just dive for the turf? He did it over 5 times!!!
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I thought LJ ran hard yesterday. Our interior line just absolutely blows though, he didn't stand a chance on those draws at the end of the game, hell we were lucky the rush didn't get there before the exchange was made, but it was close more then once.
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But hes neither as bad as most on here make him out to be or as good as you wish he was. Hes just average. Not his fault, but he makes waaay too much money to be average. |
I'd take a 6th for him but nobody would do it.
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LJ had a decent game .. till the draws in the fourth .. no one could have made yardage on those ....
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An NFL running back has a short shelf life. Larry Johnson may be expired. Can't blame those dudes for getting every dime they can while they can.
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I hope he does break the Chiefs all time rushing record, and then pulls out a Priest jersey and p*sses on it.
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He's "average" because his OL is way below average. LJ can still play, it's his OL that can't. |
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However, I'm not sure the marginal improvement in production would out weigh the potential fumbles lost. |
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LJ was having his best game of the season, but even I can't blame him for not doing anything on those draws. Even Barry Sanders couldn't have done anything in those situations where the LBs were there as he was getting the handoff. |
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Everytime LJ gets the ball, the Defense knows he is getting it. Not only that, but our offensive line just lets them right through.
I don't really EXPECT LJ to put up any good numbers. The playcalling and team coming out of KC right now is a total joke. I agree that the chiefs need a more agile type of RB right now, and I want to see LJ suceed on another team. I hope he goes for the betterment of both sides. |
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He's an average back on the downside of his career. He's never really had any vision or patience. And he longer punishes when he does get into the second level like he did in his two good years. |
It's not an either/or thing, he's lost two steps and he's playing behind a turd of a line. Suck + suck = doublesuck.
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ESPN: LJ throws the Chiefs under the bus http://espn.go.com/nfl/ |
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Charles would have been a better option on those delay draws though. |
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