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Fugg off Kris Wilson
I look forward to seeing you get cut.
[yes i have anger issues... and they wont go away... like I am getting repeatedly getting kicked in the nuts.] |
Not I. I hope he develops into Larry Centers.
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wait, larry centers?? wasn't he an undrafted fullback??
-EBOLA-...far cry from second round TE |
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You are a Jacka$$
This guy is going to be used as the possession h-back or crossing receiver to go over th middle for 7-10 yards. obviously you don't read or hear anything other than seeing the little TE next to the name!
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Odd, from all your crying I assumed you had no nuts at all. I thought maybe you got some sand in your vagina. :evil: It was just too easy to pass up. |
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ZIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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You know...why would you want to see this guy fail as a Chief?? I didnt like the pick either.....and still dont see the value in it.....but i dont wish him to fail. Speaking as a fan...i hope all these guys blow up! I doubt they will though..but its nice to wish.. |
it looks like we have our new Phony Gonzalez. :rolleyes:
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Haha ENDelt! That was awesome! ROFL
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I like this, lets hate the player for the because of the FO screwing up.
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I'm not a fan of the pick. But what you just said is pure opinion. You have NO WAY of proving it. |
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Its not the player's fault he was selected. As A Chiefs fan, I want him to succeed as much as possible....I too would like to see him produce like Larry Centers.
I too sense some vaginal sand on the thread. |
What is wrong with you? You suck. As a Chiefs fan, you should want all our players to succeed whether or not you like them or where they were picked in the draft.
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Friendly advice....don't stand so close to the microwave with that beanie....
Lots of people want the Chiefs draft picks to fail. .....here, we call them Raider fans. |
Exactly, who in the hell roots for our players to fail? Donk and Raiders fans?
Someone should bump this every time he does something positive. |
The curiosity factor alone was worth the second round pick.
We know that Saunders is a creative OC with an attack mentality. We also know that Wilson was is a highly rated TE because of his downfield receiving ability. Plus, Vermiel has also eluded to the need for a player like Wilson to open a whole new area of the playbook. I'm hoping Kris Wilson becomes a thorn in the side of Donkey and Faider fans for years to come. |
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Many here consider Gosselin to be the best of the best with regards to knowledge about the draft. And many here declared most of our draft picks to be reaches. From my printed out copy, here is where Gosselin had our top three draft picks ranked in his pre-draft top 100... #47 Junior Savaii #53 Kris Wilson #79 Keyaron Fox So from Gosselin's top 100, it appears we did quite well this past weekend. I'm looking forward to seeing all three of these guys play. |
you guys dont get it. The pick only makes sense if they dump gonzalez in the next two years. Or they will waste him at fullback.
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Having Wilson and Gonzo as dual TE's gives a different dimension than Dunn and Gonzo at the TE spots. Wilson will be a receiving threat (besides goalline situations) all of the time. And, if you remember, Ray Lewis said that the Ravens knew the Chiefs were going to run, and where they were going to run when Dunn was on the field. To me, this is the reason Wilson was drafted. |
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I'm happy with the draft this year. Did we fill every need? NO.. Did we really think we were going to fill every need? NO...
The veteran players on the roster now in those positions of need are just going to have to buck up and do their job better. |
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Kaeding is going to have a hard time kicking a game-winner against when we score 4 times as many TD's as San Diego does. |
The Wilson picked really pissed me off at the time.........I'm now taking a wait and see approach..............
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28-24 Sure seems like Kaeding could have been a difference maker in that game. |
well i would be interested in how many people now, would still prefer Kris Wilson or Nate Kaeding...
My guess is over 90% would want Kaeding, if not more. I wont make a poll, because this is a dead horse. |
While not a big fan of the pick, I hope that every player in a CHIEFS uniform turns into a Hall of Famer, that benefits the CHIEFS. Hoping that players that are on the CHIEFS roster fail becasue you don't like the pick is counterproductive to the CHIEFS winning. My main concern is the CHIEFS with a SB ring, not focusing on who I hope fails. I remember the discord on Dante Hall for a couple of years, but everybody is glad that we have him now. GO CHIEFS.
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Wilson is going to be great for us. The guy can play fullback, Tight end, even some wide reciever, and also is a good gunner on special teams.
This guy can do 4 different things for us, whereas a kicker hardly gets into the game. Besides, we already have Lawrence Tynes signed to a contract, a 2 year deal if I remember, after he lit up the CFL last year. I think he hit 84% of his FGs and has a strong leg. If we drafted Kaeding, that would have made 3 kickers on the roster. That makes less sense than 4 tight ends, one of which can play 4 different spots. |
Wilson is a pick that has alot of value for a very small % of the league's teams. For this reason alone, he could not be valued as high as Gosselin lists him at. Almost noone is able to input an Hback into their scheme. Because we have Tony Gonzales, the threat is there in the two tight end set for a run or pass because of Gonzales ability to block for the run. Other teams who have a top receiving TE do not have the blocking ability to bluff the run play. They cannot input a FB into the passing game except as a screen pass because they would be too dependent upon them for protection. Name a half a dozen teams that could input Wilson into their system. Only by that mark could he be considered that high a pick. He would fail as the prototypical TE in the other systems because of his size and lack of blocking ability. He is only a high pick to the Chiefs, and the Chiefs upped the ante against themselves.
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Kris Wilson Position: TE College: Pittsburgh Projected Selection: Round2 Pros: While not that big as tight ends go, Wilson has quickness and is also an excellent blocker...has soft hands and is very good at gaining yards after catch Cons: Maybe a bit undersized as N.F.L. tIght ends go. So no, not everyone thought he was going to go undrafted. And if I'd seen some of the game footage of him I've seen since we drafted him before we'd drafted him, I might very well have been on his bandwagon like I was on Kaeding's or Colbert's. |
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http://www.nfldraftcountdown.com/draft/value.html NFL Draft Insiders #10 ranked TE, not listed amongst top 100 picks http://www.draftinsiders.com/ NFL Draft Blitz- rd 4-5 on the value board, 87th amongst top 100 picks, #5 ranked TE http://www.nfldraftblitz.com/ HuddleReport- #78 overall, combine analysis: Kris Wilson Pittsburgh Kris is a good college player that could be a good pro player if he were more consistent. He really should be moved to the FB position in the pros. He came in and did his drills and did very well, but his size makes the move at the next level to FB a natural. Of course that makes him eligible to be picked in the second day of the draft. http://thehuddlereport.com/ Great Blue North- #131 overall, #5 ranked TE http://www.gbnreport.com/index.htm Rob's Scouting- #145 on the big board, #5 TE, 5th round value http://www.robscouting.com/ |
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I actually like the Kris Wilson pick, i've played the college football game and let me tell u he is pretty darn good on there and he's not a TE he plays FB on there. He may be better than Centers, Anders, and Richardson.
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Last night, the NFL channel was showing a Larry Fitzgerald highlight. On the play, Wilson lined up at tight end on the same side. Wilson got off the line so quick and blew past the linebackers so fast, he drew triple coverage and Fitzgerald beat single coverage for a nice 20 yard gain.
If Wilson was 30 lbs lighter, he would have been considered just as good a receiving prospect as Clayton or Woods, imo. |
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Many, many teams use H-backs. The Minnesota Vikings had Wilson rated as a possible 2nd-rounder on their board according to Paul Allen (their Bob Gretz). |
Bump.
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He had a good night tonight, except the 2 drops, just another solid weapon for this O.
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ROFLROFLROFL great bump.
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classic bump, I give thee rep. I was so very angry at that pick initially... Obviously I am excited to see him succeeding a bit. With Marty getting the Kicker we coveted, I was upset... heh. anyways...
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Just thought I'd help out Ali Chi3fs.
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it's not Kris wilson OR Larry Johnson's fault that we have put them into a tough position. i imagine they are both solid players our FO just sucks... focus thy attention where it's deserved |
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Yep, what a quick response on Wilson, he looked good in PS, sad he is injured.
But honestly, Green has a hard time spreading the rock around now, really how is it that Wilson will help this offense as a TE, slot or FB. I love offense, but I'm a big defensive homer and believes we have enough tools on offense as it is. |
yeah, this thread was day off or day after draft... Id like to see what he can do now...although Id be happier with Nate Kaeding on our team... Tines blows thoroughly.
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ROFL @ Ali! So angry!!
Hopefully, we'll soon be able to see if this signing was good, or another Peterson turd. I thought I heard on the radio that Kris could be ready in three weeks......... |
Welll... maybe the guy is turning into a decent addition after all.
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good ole' hindsight
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Damnit Carl !!!!!! :cuss:
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HAY GUYS WHATZ GOIN ON IN THIS THREAD
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Yeah... well............ JUNIOR SIAVII
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Well, like I said in 2004, its nice to see him contributing a bit... I really think this hybrid of him being WR, FB, TE is putting him in an unique position to succeed.
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LMAO |
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ROFL Strange sense of humor, that Talisman. These old threads are funny when they turn out like this. But I'm sure we've all said something stupid that could be brought back up to bite us. |
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hehe...
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Somewhere there's a thread from early this season in which I said something to the effect of "does anyone doubt that Kris Wilson will be cut after this year?"
Oooooops. |
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This was how I felt in the second round today.
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What's the difference between a Dick Vermeil draft and a Scott Pioli draft?
I don't see any difference. |
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you mad? |
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Just remember that Kris Wilson is going to redefine his position...whatever that meant to those mental midgets. The great Kris Wilson experiment forever ruined all future Chiefs experiments for me. Draft guys who play the position you want them to play and get proven performers. It's not that hard.
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I hope you're working at a Walmart or perhaps a McDonald's within a WalMart, Kris Wilson!!!11
[since we're bumping old threads] |
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