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Originally Posted by GoChargers
More typical results-oriented team success "arguments" from the Alice slurpers.
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Well, its a results dictated business, with winning being the RESULT you are looking for correct?
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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58
Shocking that a guy has a 23-5-1 record over his last 29 games when his defense has allowed an average of 11.65 points in those 29 games.
I'm sorry, but if you can't score 12 points a game as a starting QB in this league, you should be doing something else.
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Yeah. Great point. And the Chiefs are giving up 11 points per game so far this year. Alex Smith has NOTHING to do with that. The Ball control, the lack of turnovers, always leaving the defense with the short field to play with, winning time of possession, keeping your defense fresh for the 4th quarter when other defenses are falling apart. Alex Smith, has NOTHING to do with that. Great GREAT POINT.
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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58
Looking forward to a response to this. Should be classic.
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No you weren't. You live in a bubble. You only see things as black and white. You see, the defense is carrying the offense, but you NEVER UNDERSTAND HOW THATS POSSIBLE.
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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare
You've never been through the 90's as a Chiefs Fan, we know how this will end.
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And this is why there are so many fights on this board. If every fan took that idea with every team, you could assume that the Broncos are going to choke in the playoffs, you could assume the Dolphins will never again win a super bowl, the Browns will never win anything. The fact is, no two seasons are alike, no matter HOW much you want to think they are.
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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58
For comparison's sake...
The two greatest defenses of my generation - the 1985 Bears and the 2000 Ravens.
The 85-86 Bears allowed 12.03 points per game over two seasons.
The 2000-01 Ravens allowed 13.43 points per game over two seasons.
Jim McMahon and Trent Dilfer.
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Very good. Now. Admit something, and I will let this drop. Where is the MAJORITY of the Chiefs talent?
is it even close to how much more talented the defensive side of the ball is, when compared to the offense?
So, it stands to reason that the Chiefs defense should be expected to carry MORE of the load of the team especially with so many injuries and inconsistencies on the offense? Lack of time to gel between offensive players, bad oline play, shoddy play calling, no running game really to speak of yet, suspect qb play, only two real receivers no tight ends?
So, that should make sense right?