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I kinda hope we don't. Blasphemy, I know.
Yeah, I think he can still play at a high level for a couple of years...but I'm not sure it's worth it.
I'll support it if it happens, but I'm uneasy about it. First of all, this never works. Didn't work with Montana, Namath, Moon, Favre, etc. The aging warrior changing teams can make for a fun season (or not) but they never seem to take 'em to the SB. The only one I can think of in modern times is Kurt Warner, and he was literally on the scrap heap for a couple of years first. I don't like tailoring an entire offense around ONE GUY who won't be here in three or four years. I don't like that it means we're starting over in 2014 or 15. It'd be one thing if we were bringing in a quality QB to run our system, but we're going to scrap everything and run HIS system. Which will be scrapped in a couple of years also. I'd rather try to trade up or sign an Orton and draft a Tannehill to try and build our own. |
Take your stupid guitar and get the **** out
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pssst......no more cassel
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You shut you whore mouth!
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Im just trying to figure out why you put Namath in with those other QBs you mentioned.
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Worked for Warner.
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get the **** outta here dude
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It's either cassel or him.
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It worked with Montana. Well sort of worked. We were instant Super Bowl contenders, and Joe got us closer than we've been in the 40 years since we won the damn thing. Just because we came up just short with Joe doesn't mean it was a failure. Not at all.
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I hate Peyton Manning and I hate his alma mater. I've spent literally half of my life defining myself as a Manning hater. It's a fundamental part of my identity.
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Rather see the money go in Peytons pocket than Clarks
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Johnny Unitas would approve this thread. Playing for the Chargers was an insult to his career. He just couldn't afford to retire.
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Good, possibly great or abject suck. I think even I could make that decision. FAX |
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Scrap the GREAT system we have of using the checkdown on ever pass attempt? Scrap the draw play on 3rd and 15? Scrap the lack of audibles? Scrap 3 and out? You mean this offense that we run isn't worth scrapping? |
That's my thoughts as well. I wouldn't be butt hurt if we got him, but I wouldn't be all ectatic either. More moot than anything. I so much rather pull the strings to get RGIII or even give Stanzi a shot at it. We can have a good look at next years QB class if we need too. Mostly I believe in drafting our own to reach Super Bowl glory.
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I don't think acquiring Manning changes the direction of our team building. We're in line to upgrade our O line and we're in line to finish off our D with an interior d lineman. Those things aren't going to change if we get Manning.
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If getting Manning were to cause the team to lose draft picks, I would be more on the fence about it. However, getting Manning is only really going to cost Clark Hunt money. Pioli can structure the contract so it won't put the team in cap hell, so at the end of the day I am on board with Clark having one less jumbo jet so the team can have an elite qb.
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Montana took us to the AFC Championship and almost to the promised land. It was the most fun we Chiefs fans had in decades. The Chiefs were fun to watch, got the respect they deserved, and we could hold our heads high. Isn't that what fans really want (short of a SB win of course)? Even if it would have set us back a few years afterward (which it didn't), it was very much worth it. |
Since we have no QB. And no way to draft either of the top 2, signing Manning is the right move.
This team is ready to win now. |
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But we have audibles. They're the audibles from New England's 2008 offense, but we've got 'em. FAX |
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Too bad Peyton can't run up Oakland's penalities for a new high of jumping offsides
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I don't really want to go this direction either but you have to look at the options here.
If we don't take Manning, we'll sign Orton (or similar) and/or keep Cassel. This franchise will not draft a legit QB, ever. They won't trade up to get RGIII, either. It's our best/only option as far as I can see. If they get Manning, I'll be happy and hopeful. The Chiefs will be instant contenders with him if he stays healthy. It's history repeating itself, basically. Let's hope the end of the story is a happier one. |
Nobody should have any problem with Manning coming in, provided he's healthy and ready to go, of course. The one thing the Chiefs need to be sure to do is not give up on drafting a legit QB prospect this year or next.
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I'm not sure Pioli or Crennel can groom a QBotF
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If you're telling me we could get one game away from the SB, I'll take it. In a one game playoff, anything can happen. We could simply outplay a team. Or it could be even and a fluky fumble puts us over top. Thing is, you have to get there 1st. |
I get what you mean. I'll go along with the hype if we do get him because I am easily swayed, but I'm definitely not confident that he can play at a high level again.
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Yes, it's not worth it. We could miss out on all those playoff appearances, playoff wins and winning seasons if this blows up in our face.
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But they won't. They're just not going to do it. So we're left hanging out at the bar at 2am hoping that some drunk 45-year old is wasted enough to go home with us. |
NO I failed
it should have said, a single snap |
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I'm really unsure of who you are talking about. Are we interested in a QB somewhere?
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There are any number of ways we could win a playoff game. |
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Ahhh... thanks. I'm Mad for Chad....
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Welcome to Avis. Do you have a reservation? |
It's two more years of Casshole or two more years of Manning.
I'm going to stick my head in the sand rather than up my butt. |
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That is the reason I am on board with it now. Dana Stubblefield turned out to be a pretty good pick for them at our spot. |
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We're not going to draft and develop our own QB. We're stuck using other teams' cast-offs. Might as well get the one cast-off that gives us the best chance to win. |
Team is built to win now.
Our tailored offense is below average right now. Unless you land a tom brady in the draft our support players will be too old. Another reason I hate cassel because he wastes the talent around him. |
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But copy the rest of my post. If you're telling me we could get to the AFC championship game, I'll take it. Like I said. Anything can happen. And with Peyton, I think we could get there. What are our other options? Luck? Off the board. RG3? Off the board. Tannahill? Going to spend a 1st on a project guy whose stock is elevated because of a weak QB class? Really? Particularly when next year is much stronger. He might be gone by the time we pick teams are so desperate for QBs. You want Orton? He'll get us as far as Matt Cassel ever could. 1st round knock out. What is a better option? |
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Crennel had a better option with Orton, that would help land him the job he was after. He would have played Stanzi if that was the best option IMO. |
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A 36 year old Manning and a very young Ricky Stanzi is close to a perfect scenario for our qb situation.
I give us a better than 50% chance of getting the deal done. If there wasn't a real possibility of this coming to fruition, Denver wouldnt even be in the picture. |
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Cassel-Gueterez-Palko
Anderson-Quinn- I have no faith in the pair |
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I guess you can compare this to Montana and Favre with the Vikings but I wouldn't.
I think the Chiefs would be better than both of those teams, and better than the Kurt Warner Cardinals. And I think Manning would be better than creaky injured every other game Montana, definitely less mistake prone than Favre. Kurt Warner is debatable. |
even Croyle regressed
edit: To be fair, McD couldn't do shit with Quinn either |
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My concerns
Manning will be gun shy about first few hits Wherever he goes, no o-line like he once had WONT HAVE COLTS TEAM CHEMISTRY 36 Out of a VERY physical/Fast game for a year All QBs get their head pounded to turf @ least 3X a season CRAZY EXPECTATIONS Hes only as good as his new defense |
This is slightly off-topic and, for that, I apologize.
But man, The Twilight Zone had some great actors in those days back in the day ... A very young Robert Duvall is ripping it up right now via the magic of television reruns. They had Karl Malden awhile ago. And Dennis Hopper, too. Like real movie stars and stuff. FAX |
Look what Montana did with a lack luster pass receiver core back then. We have a set young Offense, a good Offensive Line, Peyton would have a Running Game for the first time in his career with a healthy Charles. A Good Defense under their belts.
The NFL is set up in 2 year windows. Set yourself up for two year runs. We are set. The Chiefs have never and will never Draft a groom a QBOF. Take the best available at the time, that is Manning right now. No excuses if the Chiefs don't get this Manning deal done, they aren't serious about winning. No Money Problems, no excuses. |
All the years of this team being ridiculously under the salary cap, they owe us this one.
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And the Colts OL has never been that great. They were pretty good for a 3-4 year run during Manning's prime when they had Glenn, Saturday and Diem all playing at a high level, but the last 3 years or so, meh. Chiefs were 5th in pass blocking efficiency last year. We get a new RT we're fine. Please get it through your thick skulls, true fans. |
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You guys are killing my Manning buzz.
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I think Peyton opens the window that with the talent level we have with him, that we can draft his replacement. Generally those teams trading for the teams mentioned in the OP were not set up like the Chiefs are now. This is a solid team sans QB, NT, RT.
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I know what you're saying, Mr. Chris Meck. In an ideal world, the Chiefs would commit to drafting and developing their own quarterback. It's what we need ... it's what we've always needed. But, for reasons inexplicable, this franchise just doesn't seem to believe in that approach.
We're in a tough spot now, though. The defense is good enough to win in the playoffs. And, I think we have sufficient talent on offense if we patch up a few things. Do we have the time to develop a guy before the window closes on key players? Probably not. And that's what makes this Manning opportunity so attractive. The half-full part to me is that, should Manning come aboard and lead us deep into the playoffs and even, perhaps, to the Super Bowl, our young team would gain valuable experience and confidence that can pay dividends long after Manning's head is mounted over the bar. With that in mind, I've decided to support this idea. I don't, however, believe deep in my heart that it will happen, though. Too many past disappointments have jaded my attitude toward this organization. Plus, Manning doesn't strike me as particularly neat and tidy. FAX |
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