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Niswanger's outlook improves ... Chiefs fans mourn
Niswanger’s outlook improves
The outlook for center Rudy Niswanger, who left Sunday’s game with a left knee injury, had Haley “encouraged,” the coach said. “He’s a tough guy,” Haley said, “so I wouldn’t put it past him to find a way back sooner rather than later.” Haley said Monday that Niswanger suffered a “significant” injury and indicated that it could threaten the lineman’s season. But the coach said Tuesday that Niswanger “definitely” would play again in 2009 and that “you might see him again in two weeks” against http://www.kansascity.com/sports/chi...y/1534235.html |
**** you and your NiceWanger, Todd Haley.
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Que Tonya Harding please!
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The center for dis ease.
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Niswanger and Goff need to run into each other next time and put each other on IR.
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Chiefs Insider Blog: What's Next?
WEDNESDAY PRACTICE REPORT
October 28th – 11:59 AM RB Larry Johnson was not in the building for the second consecutive day. RB Jamaal Charles took reps in Johnson’s place with the first team once again today. T Branden Albert worked the the first-team offense today in full dress, however he still showed a bit of a limp while sprinting. S Jon McGraw (leg) was the only player in the rehab area today. WR Lance Long (head) returned to the field, while C Rudy Niswanger (knee) was not at practice today. Wade Smith took first-team reps at center, while practice squad player Darryl Harris took second-team reps behind Smith. Andy Alleman continued to work at guard. http://www.kcchiefs.com/news/2009/10...og_whats_next/ I bet they drop a TE and promote Harris soon. |
I think that Rudy is going to be much better from here on out. Goff and Waters too. I mean, how could anyone possibly play with any degree of effectiveness on an NFL line with a prolapsed rectum due to repeated Larry Johnson helmet insertions?
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I don't want the guy to be hurt, but I sure as hell wish they'd try him at say....right guard.
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Wade at Center and Alleman at guard would provide and instant upgrade for the Oline imo.
might be minor but an upgrade |
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Personally, I would really like to see Harris at center.
I was really impressed with his strength, size, and athleticism in the preseason at LG. |
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If that's Smith and Allenman, I'm fine with that. However, if Harris were to play and show anything that might suggest he has a future there, that would serve to fill just one hole, giving us an opprtunity to fill another hole elswhere in the draft next year. I want to see improvement, but given a choice, I'd also like to look to the future anywhere that's possible. Putting DaJuan Morgan in at safety in place of Brown would serve the same purpose. |
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I guess ... but as far as i can tell DaJuan Morgan is nothing but a gochiefs invention.
he has made all of 2 plays sinces he's gotten here that i can remember. |
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Really, Brown isn't going to amount jack. It's time to make the necessary changes. |
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I'd love to know the exact number, but I'd bet he's taken less than 50 defensive snaps in 2 years. For someone with his raw athletic ability, that's unacceptable, especially when a scrub like Brown is taking snaps he should be getting and learning from. How some of you can judge a player that hasn't played amazes me. |
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Her AND 'Jeff Gillooly' (?)... the name, the look... he was straight from Central Casting as the born loser, two-bit thug, i see Buscemi playing him... |
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one player doesn't get playing time because he sucks another player doesn't get playing time and it's a raw deal so you think Dajuan Morgan has looked good in practice and has looked good in preseason but the last 2 coaching staffs just decided they didn't like Morgan so he doesn't play? seriously ... do you just go around making shit up just for the fun of it? |
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Who have I said isn't getting playing time because he sucks? |
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you really think haley wouldn't put Morgan in if he was great in practice. btw - Morgan has played in preseason and didn't do anything against scrubs that i can remember. put in morgan,put in morgan ... completely gochief made up shit. Morgan hasn't done shit and special teams is the only reason he hasn't gotten cut so far. |
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well to be fair IIRC morgan DID get in there some last year and looked like he went to the bernard pollard school of tackling. |
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You made a claim, now back it up. |
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I think maybe goatboy was just trying grab onto any player that might get rid of Pollard and other people started to actually believe it. Morgan has sucked in practice and preseason but he'll be great if they just gave him a chance in a real game. What kind of stupid shit is that. |
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I'd like to know when I've made a comment about a player not getting playing time because he sucks. |
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Second, do you know what the term "raw" means when it comes to talent? Almost every scouting report written on Morgan said he has a ton of upside, but that he's raw. He needs to PLAY, where he can learn on the fly. We know what we're going to get out of Brown. Nothing. So forgive some of us that would rather see a kid with some possible upside play, and see if he can turn into a serviceable or better player. We're 1-6. There is NOTHING to lose by playing him, and EVERYTHING to gain. |
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Practice during the season consists of glorified walk-throughs. We'll never find out what we have in players based on practice. Hell, even training camp, for that matter. If you want to find out if a guy can play in the NFL, he needs to play in real, regular season NFL games. Practice, TC, etc are not a substitute. |
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As it was last year, he had several things going against him. One, he was a rookie. Two, rightly or wrongly, the organization was happy with the play of Page, and barring injury, Pollard wasn't coming off the field, as they were going to give him every opportunity possible to "get it", seeing as how they invested a R2 pick on him. In 2009, none of those apply. He's not sitting behind other young players, he's sitting behind a couple of scrub veterans. If this truly is an "evaluation" year, then we should be evaluating our young players, correct? Guys like Goff and Brown are getting in the way of possible progress. |
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At least Jizzwanker's ass will no longer be sore from having a Johnson shoved up it every week.
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Please direct me to the part of any of my posts where I said they were worthless. If you're so ignorant to think that performance in practice and TC is a more accurate barometer to future performance than performance in a real, regular season game, then we have nothing more to discuss. Your whole outlook on this subject seems to have more to do with opposing Clayton than actually thinking rationally on your own. |
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I will say that old guys like Vrabel and ...well...**** it, just Vrabel has been less better than worthless. I wish Wade and Engram were more effective, but at this point I want to see if Bradley can develop. Posted via Mobile Device |
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Mind bottling makes me laugh
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#2 one word Mcgraw. he sat behind john mcgraw, and we all thought it was because herm loved him, BUT the same is happening this year. WHY? maybe morgan just doesnt "GET IT" |
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He's just another in a long line of mother****ing pricks around here that like to spew a bunch of ****ing bullshit without an ounce of fact behind it. |
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The guy has more upside than any safety on this roster. Whether he realizes his potential is any discussion altogether but to this point, he hasn't gotten much playing time for who know what ****ing reason. He should be starting until he proves he can't play. |
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#2. In your opinion, could Morgan play any worse than what Brown and McGraw have shown? He's not going to "get it" by sitting on the bench. |
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Playing in actual games is a MORE accurate barometer as to determining a players ability - as I said. |
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#2 was about last year. morgan played behind mcgraw last year and then this year, WHY? two front offices and HCs have had the chance to play him and he hasnt gotten playing time. i ask YOU why? i mean through two entirely different regimes and the same thing happens, iMO speaks to the player |
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The Chiefs invested a third round pick in the guy. A third rounder should make an impact by his third season. This is his second and arguably, his first. Regardless, he SHOULD be on the field. This is a 1-6 and likely 2-14 football team. Play the mother****er! |
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what injury did he have? who's to say he has more upside? and upside only takes you so far. it may never be realized and if the guy is not doing the right things in practice or TC then maybe thats why he's not playing. |
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Why are Goof and Niswanger on the field? Why have Lance Long and Bobby Wade seen more playing time than Mark Bradley? Why has Dwayne Bowe only caught 23 balls in 7 games, making on pace for 52 on the year when he had 86 last year? Why has DeMorrio Williams been starting in place of Derrick Johnson? Why, why, why, why, why? There are SO questions to ask about the personnel decisions being made about this team that getting upset about Morgan is about 10th on the list of personnel decisions to be upset about. |
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Could it be the same reason a more talented Mark Bradley is riding the bench? Could it be the same reason a more talented Jamaal Charles had been riding the bench? Wade Smith prior to an injury that forced him into the lineup, at a different position? Maybe Haley should worry more about getting talented players on the field and worry less about petty grudges and putting players in his doghouse. |
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I'm assuming that you've played sports before. Haven't you ever witnessed coaches playing less talented guys before? Playing favorites? Who the **** KNOWS why Morgan is sitting. Only Haley and his band of merry men. |
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He was extremely raw, however, and had a huge learning curve. The fact is, if he were out there playing right now, he'd probably make a lot of errors and be responsible for giving up some big plays, but assuming he has the talent that many thought he has, he very likely would flash and also make some big plays. And he did make a couple of big plays in this last preseason, against the Rams, I believe. We did get to see a flash or two of the talent he owns. The fact is, the best way to learn is to play. But guys like Brown and Mike Goff prove the lie that is there are no sacred cows with Todd Haley and Scott Pioli. |
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So you're pronouncing that Bobby Wade and Lance Long are better NFL receivers than Mark Bradley? Huh? |
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This should have been his breakout year. 3rd year in the league, with a HC that Fitz swears by as a position coach. Instead, he's regressed massively. Matter of fact, most if not all our young players, sans Dorsey (and arguably Hali - he's a wash, IMO) have regressed under Haley and his staff. Albert. Bowe. Bradley. Page. Carr. Leggett. Etc. |
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Mark Bradley had a very nice eight games after joining the Chiefs and looked to be an excellent addition to Bowe's 86 catches. Instead, both receivers, Bowe & Bradley are going to get half the catches this year from last year. That's ****ing idiotic. I'm sorry, but I don't want to hear this shit about it being done "right" when the numbers prove otherwise. |
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Christ, people expect immediate results from rookies, and when they don't get them, that player is a bust. The guy is a 3rd round pick that has barely played. The only way to even consider judging him is to start him every week from here on out - and even then, that's not enough time, IMO. Everyone thought Mario Williams was a bust. Everyone thought Eli Manning was a bust. And those guys were picked #1 overall. Imagine the learning curve for a 3rd round pick, who declared early. |
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I just ****ing KNEW this was going to happen after they fired Herm. Herm had the personnel heading in the right direction and I absolutely guarantee that this roster would have been stocked with talent for the next coach in 2010. Now, we're starting from scratch. Again. AND we're further away from having a competitive defense and a competitive offense. |
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WTF? I can tell you that as a high school receiver, I once lined up offsides in a controlled scrimmage with referees. It happens. |
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Houston's run defense has moved up 10 spots from #31 to #21 since Pollard's arrival in the starting lineup. They've held Hightower, Benson and Gore all under 50 yards. Why? They're playing him in run support, instead of playing him deeper like we were. Amazing what happens when you put players in a position to succeed and play to their strengths. |
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hightower has rushed for over 50 yards only once this year benson is the only one that was far off but he only had 16 carries in the game |
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That's impressive. |
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He had two very good preseason games this year and that's what all this was founded on. The coaching staff refuses to put him on the field for god knows what reason. And saying he sucked in practice is complete poppycock. No one knows how any player performs in practice. The Chiefs are 1-6 and have two slow safeties that are big liabilities. Morgan deserves a chance just to see what he can do. |
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