NFL guilty pleasures...
 

This is the appreciation thread for players/positions/teams/coordinators/philosophies that you love and wish the Chiefs would add.

It may not be the absolute best thing the team could do but it's an aspect you like and wish the team would add.

Example
Guilty Pleasure: I've always loved the Phat backs. HB's with power that bruised a defense.
Example: Steelers. With Bell and Blount that's a huge sledgehammer. They can take a game over by themselves. You add WR's that can get deep and a QB that can hit them and that's an impossible offense to stop.
49'ers: Gore/Hyde. Hyde has the build of Eddie George with enough speed to get to the edge and turn it up field.

Defense: I'd sell my wife, my kids, and everything but my soul to have Dick Lebeau as our DC the last 10 years...

How about some true playmakers at the wide receiver position? That, and I'd give Laz's right nut to have the offensive line we did during the Trent Green years again.

Talent.

Guilty pleasures?
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LMAO

I enjoy rooting against "lunchpail" players

I love watching defense that is aggressive. The Jets sell out on blitzes, and that gives me a chubby.


Philly used to go ****ing crazy with blitzes (when their defense was good). KSU was aggressive as hell back in the late 90's early 2000's.


LOVE IT.

Speed.

Adamantium Achilles.

Cheerleaders with some meat on their bones...

I'm with ya on the power backs, when the new Jerome Bettis comes around I hope he becomes a Chief.

When the runner is the one doing the punishing, yeah that gives me a chub.

Penetration / Len Dawson

I think that's a myth.

Other than Jim Brown, the best backs at wearing down defenses have always been the guys with speed and vision.

Gale Sayers, OJ Simpson, Eric Dickerson, Walter Payton, Barry Sanders, and on and on.

Give me a Marshall Faulk every day over a Jerome Bettis.

Its no myth, Bettis used to have guys scared to tackle him, he could sap a defenses will almost all by himself.

I agree that a speed guy can wear a D out, its just a different way of doing it.

Today I think yer' right.

In the 90's and early 2000's it was different...

A free safety who knows how to play the ball and is a ball hawk, as opposed to just being a hitter.

I love a good blindside hit, whether it's a block or a sack or a tackle. Unfortunately, I think those are illegal now.

I must admit, I get off watching the media darling and fan whore teams get beat.

Seeing the Steelers lose in the last minute after the commentators were gushing over how great they are.

I love Tony Romo and quietly root for him to succeed

Also love watching a good screen play develope.

Haha. I love how they had them already listed at 3-1 and were hyping up their chances of going to the playoffs

It's a myth.

No one was afraid to tackle Bettis.

If you don't think people hated to tackle Bettis you're nuts...

If we're talking individual player GPs, I'd say Darren Sproles. Wish to GAWD we'd picked him up this offseason.

EDIT: and NOT 15 SECONDS LATER!!

ROFL ROFL ROFL

PR TD sproles!

I barely had time to press 'post reply'

ROFL

There's a difference between fear and hate.

I doubt that anyone in any secondary liked to tackle Bettis.

But that isn't fear.

4th TD of year.

If we just had Willie roaf. That's it !

IIRC, my FIRST post after learning Roaf was retiring was something to the effect of 'here comes a decade of suck.'

And a Punt Return!!

Reminds me of Vinnie 'The Microwave' Johnson of the Bad Boy Pistons.

I was going to go with Oline like we used to have during the Priest Holmes era. I love going back and watching highlights of Priest running behind that line. What a thing of beauty.

Earl Campbell used to get the job done pretty well.

I had high hopes for Peyton Hillis when he signed with the Chiefs, but he sort of put in his time and moved on.