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So, who's ready for another year of the worst linebacker corps in the NFL?
I am flabbergasted that we made no attempt to upgrade our linebackers this offseason.
Nothing in free agency. Nothing in the draft, unless you count a converted defensive end who is clearly going to play OLB, but doesn't have a prayer of starting. Fortunately we still have Patriot Way to rush the passer. What do you want to bet he's even slower and less athletic than he was a year ago at 34 ****ing years of age? He'll be 35 when the season starts. Corey Mays and Derrick Johnson can't tackle for shit. Mays missed FOURTEEN tackles last year. Johnson missed more tackles per snap than any other Chief. He wasn't on the field for a very good reason - HE SUCKS. Maybe we're counting on Jovan Belcher? LMAO Tamba Hali is all alone again. Criminal. |
Amen.
I guess Derrick Johnson will be on this team next year after all. |
Pioli values 3 positions:
B5TA BTEA BKRA |
Just wait till Miami cuts some. They signed 1 FA, traded for 1 and drafted 4.
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I actually like belcher alot. I hoping johnson pulls his head out of his ass and he and belcher start in the middle.
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well they can't get anymore worse can they? there's only one way left and that's up. gotta go out there and give it a 110% and play hard and play good and I think they'll play pretty good...
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If DJ becomes a 3-down player who knows how much he'll **** up. |
If I was Pioli, I would have taken
1. Berry 2a. Kindle 2b. Cody Too bad that you didn't. Your defense would be pretty good. |
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The Chiefs have not drafted a LB since 2005, the year KC got Derrick Johnson (and Boomer Grigsby.)
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I think Belcher earns a job in camp. He's clearly an upgrade IMO. Hopefully Studabaker follows suit and makes Vrabel a part time player. If that happens we're doing a little better.
Just trying to play the "bright side of things" in this. |
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He's untouchable. |
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On a positive note, if you didn't renew your season tickets this year like me, you only get to watch this defense half the time.
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Theres going to be another wave of free agency before the season starts..
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just wait until free agency just wait until the draft just wait until the unsigned draftees just wait until the 2nd wave of cuts WTF just happened ... we still suck?!?!? |
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I am puzzled. Really. You ignore your most pressing ****ing needs. Unless Pioli is going to cover these holes with FAs, he's a ****ing reerun. |
Pioli doesn't "do" free agency or logical Carriker/Morrison type of trades.
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Al Bundy sans balls? ROFL
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So we can go after them next year. Its not like we are going to win anything this year. I dont see what the difference is in getting some next year over this year. Its about 2011 and beyond. 2010 is just another lets just get through this year and have some positives going on.
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Oh great, not another evaluation year.
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I'll take that fat mother****er at 50, because at the very least, he can help put the other team in 3rd and long.
Meanwhile, we'll be subjected to another year of watching Ron Edwards turning the A gap into the A gap because he gets blown so far off the ****ing ball. |
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JFC.... is it ever going to be an actual "real" year where we try, or are we going to evaluate shit for another decade? And how can you be OK with this? We've sucked for a long time. Are you ever going to get frustrated with a lack of progress? |
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Next year Jerome Harrison will announce Cleveland's picks, after he breaks his own record against the Chiefs in Week 2.
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I wish I were a Seahawks fan... they had a killer draft.
It's almost like they know what they are doing or something. I've yet to experience that. |
So many of you are so negative you really ought to find another favorite team.
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I just don't get grades of F for the draft. I think right now it grades as a C+ and, if McCluster becomes Sproles, Moeaki is an effective 2-TE set starter, Asamoah a starter on the interior, and Arenas is a nickel back/return guy, I think it could easily be upgraded to a B+. I just don't understand why everyone insists that we needed to pigeonhole our picks to two positions, rather than take the guy we thought was BPA. And I think we'll find that a lot of the guys we were pimping are going to be very average pros, so I don't understand why some are pimping them out to be anything more than just ordinary picks. |
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http://www.nfl.com/draft/2010/profil...ield?id=496855 |
My favorite line anyone can use is "they know something we don't"
Reminds me of that Jets fan on taking O'Brien over Marino. |
Half of our LB's wouldn't even make another roster if they were cut today.
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All 3 of the DB's we drafted are good in run support. So the opposing RB will only get 10-20 yards instead of 40-60. PROGRESS
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The hyperbole is strong here. |
You guys....settle down. He drafted all of those SEC players because they know how to play against Tebow.
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Where did you find the smilie with the spinning head and Haley shadow
it just needs to foam at the mouth a little |
The Chiefs, like all the other mother ****ing teams in the NFL, cannot upgrade every single position of need every single ****ing year. So they did not draft LB, NT, or QB as we all hoped, oh well. The Chiefs big FA move was signing competent coordinators who I hope will help coach up the sacks of shit we already have........
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Rome wasn't built in one day so why should anyone expect that for the Chiefs? |
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That is all we hear from the Fat Scott apologists... WAIT WAIT WAIT. |
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Otherwise, you're going to have a heart attack while this team is assembled the way that he believes it should be assembled. |
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Then the guy is completely incompetent. |
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I just think the guy is giving this organization a complete enema. And once it's complete, in his mind, this team will compete for a championship each year. We'll see. |
GoChiefs will flip his tune after the first week of training camp when there are nothing but rave reviews over McCluster and Arenas...
Those are picks that will turn out to be every bit as good as our Flowers 2nd round pick a few years ago. |
I wish we had upgraded our front 7 this draft. Teams had far too much success running the ball against us, and while an upgraded secondary is a good thing, we'll never see the full benefit of it until our defense can consistently put our opponents into passing situations by stuffing the run. I just wonder if we are looking at anybody FA wise that might be an upgrade.
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I looked at Pro-Football-Reference.com to help figure out the vast number of examples, and I came up with the number "0", as the two closest teams would seem to be the post-2002 Bengals (2-14 to 11-5 in 3 years, not really a Super Bowl threat, but did have the one very solid year) and Post-2007 Dolphins (went from 6 wins to 1 win due to lousy QB and terrible coaching. Got a new coach, got lucky with Pennington and went 11-5. Clearly not a Super Bowl threat, but a significant upgrade in 1 year, even with the backslide last season). I'm sure you can find a whole host of examples that I missed, though. After all, the Cowboys once managed it in the 90's, after fleecing the Vikings for Herschel Walker, so it probably happens all the time. |
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"2 wins or fewer"? Let's use the Chargers, who went from 1-15 to 12-4 in four years time. By your astounding logic above, the Chiefs should be able to do this in half the time, since they had double the wins. And the Chargers have been consistent SB threats from, essentially, this time forward. And I like how you immediately rule out any exceptions as not "serious SB threats" (a phrase not used by Dane or me in our posts). If you're in the playoffs, you have a chance. Holla, Carl. Don't worry. No one is being too mean to Pioli in this thread. If you want him back, please...let us know. |
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1-15 5-11 8-8 4-12 12-4 Also, regarding the Bengals and Dolphins.... even conceding them, which I don't, since they were not Super Bowl threats and you've been among the group bitching about "8-8"/"first round" stuff, you've got a grand total of 2 teams in a decade, and neither for more than one season of 'glory' before falling back into the pack (one to .500 and the other to below .500 the following season). Are you now going to claim that you want to see 11-5 and a "one and done" in the playoffs followed by .500 or worse? Is that to be your stated goal for the Chiefs? P.S. I chose 2 wins because that's what the Chiefs had the year before Pioli arrived. It wasn't just some random number being tossed out. If you go up to 3 wins, you get to add the Saints to the list and move from "0" to "1". |
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If the Chargers can go from 1 win to 12 in four years, getting close to this level in 3, for a team with double the wins, should be a reasonable expectation for someone of Pioli's talents. And let's not forget that he brought a ready-now/win-now QB with him in year one. He not ****ing around with guys like Doug Flutie (who was more talented than Cassel, but I digress.) You want another example? How about the Chiefs? The team that Vermeil inherited was an absolute disaster. The '01 team was an embarrassment. This is why records can be deceiving. In year three we were, allegedly, SB contenders. The bar is set for Pioli. 8-8 this year. Playoff run in '11. No excuses. Though, I'm sure we can expect an impressive amount. |
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I remember people projected 6/7/8 wins last year and we weren't even close. I'm sure it will be the same majority projection and this team will underachieve even that as we will probably see more of the same play we saw last year just with a couple of tiny rookies giving us better field position only to see Cassel hold the ball longer and throw it in the dirt for every 3 and out drive we have next season.
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Some are high-quality. Others are low-quality, and still others are of a middling-quality. I'm sorry that Pioli's incompetence to this point has greatly offended Patriot fans. |
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But I do not think 6 or 7 is out of the question for 2010-2011... I would put the over/under at 6.5 right now. |
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Look, you made a stupid claim. It happens. Just admit it and move on. As I said, I used to think you were a quality poster. I think you let a small group of fools drag you down into the mud, and I think you can be a lot better than what you've become. |
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That said, I can see 6-7 wins this year and if the ball falls just right, maybe a couple more. But I definitely expect progress, regardless of the schedule. Progress from the younger players, better schemes offensively and defensively and progress from the head coach. I think it'll make a HUGE difference offensively (and for the QB in particular) to have the duties of HC, OC and QB coach split between two men. |
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These fundamental things were completely ****ed on our team when he took over a year ago. It isn't an overnight process to change the entire culture of a team that was playing THAT poorly..... I just think that you are flat out wrong with your black/white view of the 8-8 number. The win loss doesn't mean anything in 2010-2011. Nothing. |
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We have an in-his-prime QB and one of the best RBs* in the league (completely admit that if JC regresses, that will be huge). The defense Pioli inherited was comprised of all day-one picks on the line and a talented secondary. Claims that the roster was "devoid of talent" are not accurate. We were missing the single biggest piece, QB, and Pioli supposedly corrected that problem. 8-8, approximately, is a perfectly reasonable expectation for 2010. Playoff run in 2011. Not saying SB in 2011, just an appearance in the playoffs. |
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Changing the culture? Puke. I'm not a fan of the empty rhetoric that Pioli and company are so familiar with (see: right 53, it's a process). |
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The most important things (the Mountain) are the basics of football - time of possesion, line of scrimmage, pressure on the QB, 1st downs, turnovers. The occaisional big play is nice too, if you have some playmakers. You cannot magically make the shadow grow, you must make the mountain bigger. That is my opnion...As far as changing the culture, that is what Pioli is trying to do...I agree it is rhetorical...But if it works, he will be a genius. If not.... |
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The Chiefs arguably had less talent than the Lions when Pioli arrived, for crying out loud, and were certainly among the 2-3 least talented teams in the league. You know that, as well. You've spent the better part of a year bitching about damned near everything, and overlooking that elephant in the room. As for that talent on the line and in the secondary, I can only assume you're kidding. |
I just looked at piolis draft last year. omfg that was pathetic. not a single guy did shit except succop
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I'll flip out if we come out roaring in preseason. Last year we sucked ass, and it was a harbinger. |
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