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Chiefs Sign Tyquan Thornton to the Practice Squad
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Future HoF’er, way to go Bertch!
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Probably better than Justyn Ross so upgrade
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needle not moved
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According to my sources he can play LT
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Clearly the Chiefs have lost all confidence in Xavier Worthy,
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Is this the guy who bangs Clay's gf or whoever she is?
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Interesting height/speed ratio.
EDIT: The image that contains his (shitty) 3-cone can be found at this link. Can't get it to embed. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FOiMRMBX...png&name=small |
He prolly had a setback
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I prefer anonymous sources on X. <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">A little birdie just told me Hollywood Brown will in fact be healthy and ready to join the <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> for the playoff run. <a href="https://t.co/sqdg2YVRFp">pic.twitter.com/sqdg2YVRFp</a></p>— Tro’s Sports Cards Comics and Collectables (@TroCardsNComics) <a href="https://twitter.com/TroCardsNComics/status/1857456161433502205?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 15, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
Guy they liked with traits to be a depth receiver now and possibly the future for pennies.
No downside to this at all |
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I don’t really get it. What exactly does he offer that worthy or mecole don’t? The only explanation I can think of is maybe we can have him run go routes and worthy run more intermediate stuff. Get our offense ready so that when Hollywood comes back, we can use Hollywood with the intermediate stuff and make worthy our east/west and north/south guy.
But then again why aren’t we doing that with hardman |
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Local Pats fans excited to get rid of him . He stinks
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Skyy Moore replacement
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Tyjuan Thornhill is going to be a matchup nightmare!
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We ****ing did it! And we barely even tried! We are getting way too good at this!
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Can he stay in bounds?
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I studied TyQuan Doh!
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He’s a flanker/X similar to Worthy on how he fits. Similar size and speed. Veach keeps stacking those guys for future depth. Doesn’t mean much for this year. But it’s a trial run to a probable futures contract for 2025 and cheap depth. No risk. Similar to Cam Thomas. He’s a carbon copy of Karloftus in height weight and shorter arms. Both fit in the 4-3 under as a 5tech - and out to a wide 9. 3tech on pass downs. Herring fits the same profile. Thomas is for depth now but much more of a next year contributor. Same with Marlon the former eagles DT whose last name I can’t spell at the moment. Those types are fringe guys yet still young and will be on someone’s roster. So if you can get get a good extended look at these guys that you liked coming out you have a good idea whether they can possibly contribute the next year. He’s been really good in evaluating who to keep on the 53 and who they put on the ps. And with people coming back activated off PUP and IR if you have to cut one off these guys you have future plans for at least you got that extended look. Lots of time they might wind up back on the waiver wire. I remember 20 years ago with us posters admiring the Steelers and ravens how they continually had little staff turnover and kept aquiring fits for both sides of the ball. Veach has a great run going in personnel/roster building for now and the future
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dude is 3" taller and 13 Lbs heavier than worthy. Sounds like he only knows a few routes and if a defender jams him up it's over but if he gets clear can be a deep threat with separation and can go after a ball.
These write ups are like the horse profiles in a racing form. Always have to give some optimistic level of potential so you bite. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The Chiefs have some SPEED in the WR room *<br><br>⚡️Xavier Worthy - 4.21 forty<br>⚡️Hollywood Brown - 4.27 forty<br>⚡️Tyquan Thornton - 4.28 forty<br>⚡️Mecole Hardman - 4.33 forty</p>— KC Sports Network (@KCSportsNetwork) <a href="https://twitter.com/KCSportsNetwork/status/1858633681767985427?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 18, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
Lol. |
Remember the early years when tyreek and DRob Pringle, etc. If you want to try getting back to the track meet stuff were defenses are exhausted after playing you this is what they do is having the same types to sub in.
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Patsification of the Chiefs part II Electricity Boogaloo
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**** it somebody down there somewhere
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The missing piece….of what I have no idea.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Patriots?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Patriots</a> WR Kendrick Bourne reacts to his former teammate Tyquan Thornton signing with the Chiefs:<br><br>“Uhhh ohhh go crazy.”<br><br>(IG: <a href="https://twitter.com/BournePoly11?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@bournepoly11</a>) <a href="https://t.co/fCVu3EmkUN">pic.twitter.com/fCVu3EmkUN</a></p>— Mike Kadlick (@mikekadlick) <a href="https://twitter.com/mikekadlick/status/1858697159270347112?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 19, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Print em!
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Tyquan Thornton's middle name most be Noble, he's so explosive
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I'd be more excited about this if his name was Donovan Smith.
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I love signing Thornton to the practice squad. He’s high upside with low cost. Thornton plays fast. My concern with him has always been, can he catch with those little hands but I love his speed. I really think he runs routes faster than worthy but that’s just my opinion.
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welcome to the practice squad buddy
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So now we have the 2 busts taken before Pickens?
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But BAERT VReaCh |
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Longest pass play of the season… 54 yards… near the bottom of the league. Longest run play of the season… 33 yards… near the bottom of the league. |
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The o-line needs to be overhauled this offseason. |
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Hopefully he pushes Skyy off the 53. Im good with that.
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Well if he can bump anyone else off after Watson, that works too. Gonna be crowded when Hollywood comes back. |
Btw I wasn’t meaning to be negative. I love that we stockpile WRs and who cares if he never contributes. I just wonder if this can help unlock worthy. I feel like against buffalo we were using him more to attack the intermediate space. Something we planned for Hollywood where worthy can run a lot of those decoy routes or go routes until he adjusted to the nfl.
I know we take a long time to incorporate WRs into an offense. But if we trusted a rookie in a simplified role is it possible we could trust Thornton sooner rather than later? Just a bandaid until Hollywood comes back |
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So you got your wish... |
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At this time Worthy, Rice and Skyy are the only WR’s on the payroll next year. Of course they will likely bring back a couple guys like Juju, Hardman and hopefully Hopkins.
This is the right kind of move to get a depth player with traits to role out WR5 or WR6. The guy reminds me a lot of Chris Conley. And you can be damn sure that his traits make him a much better option than Skyy or Ross |
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All he needed to find was NFL starting caliber tackles He hasnt been able to do even that. We have 2 starting tackles who might not even make any other NFL roster, let alone start. |
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Jawaan Taylor is a more than adequate starting OT. Above average as a pass protector, below average as a run blocker. He's exactly what he appeared to be. Which is fine. He essentially IS Cam Robinson. Very very similar player. He costs too much to have put him at RT, but that's a coaching decision. From a talent standpoint, Taylor is just fine. |
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They need to hammer key positions like OL, DL and corner this Spring. Aside from RB, which can be filled cost effectively in FA or in mid rds of the draft, they need to really get some talent in here at those positions. We’ve done enough with weapons for now |
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How many teams would put up with that? |
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You know who's leading the league in penalties from an OT this year? Laremy Tunsil. Behind him, Bolles, Mekari, Dawkins, Brown and Ronnie Stanley. Yeah - those guys are all just piles of shit, aren't they? But you know what you know so just keep telling yourself whatever you need to. Keep on talking out your ass if you'd like. |
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They have as many Super Bowl rings as I do. Which is one less than the one Taylor earned last season when he was among the best OTs in football over the last half of the season and into the playoffs last year. But again, keep telling yourself whatever you must. |
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The reality is this is a guy who was brought in as a LT, failed, and had to be shifted to RT. He maybe gets a pass at RT with a proper LT in place, but the fact he couldnt play LT when he was supposed makes him part of the overall problem. |
Wait, wut. They never even tried Taylor at LT. Donovan Smith was signed in May before off season OTAs even started.
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What the hell are you even talking about? |
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The fact that we signed Smith in May, before pads were even put on, says the plan was never to just put Taylor at LT and see how it went. This wasn't a thing where they saw him attempt a LT conversion and pulled the plug on it. Smith, a guy who'd never played anywhere but LT (and Taylor had never played anywhere but RT) was signed before OTAs. I don't know how you can say they 'planned' on playing him at LT when they simply never even made an attempt to do so. |
Probably they thought he was versatile enough to play either side and however the chips fell in the draft/free agency they'd adjust accordingly.
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