Thread: Chiefs Croyle haters, eat up
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Old 09-13-2009, 09:01 PM   #148
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Originally Posted by Raised On Riots View Post
He's been tougher and stronger this year, that you can not deny. And I'll go out on a limb and say that I DO feel comfortable with him at #2, and I trust him at #2.
And unlike Tyler The ****ing Hobbit Thigpen, Croyle has shown us he can function in a pro style offense, and doesn't need a ****ing college offensive scheme to make something happen.

The days of that Mickey Mouse Spread-horseshit are OVER with the Kansas City Chiefs, and that makes Tyler The ****ing Hobbit Thigpen an expendable asset.
Good riddance and case..****ing..closed.


NEXT!
Croyle has always been tough. I just don't understand how one healthy game suddenly makes him less injury prone. Healthy QBs stay healthy for multiple FULL SEASONS. How does one game change that? Croyle's a good QB, but he'll never shake the injury thing. He's suffered 2 season-ending injuries in only 5 seasons as a starter (college and pro) and he's had three major injuries that either sidelined him for a few games or forced to play at less than 100%.

As for Thigpen, again, he's active on the Chiefs' roster, while Matt Gutterrez is not. You keep making this claim that the Chiefs don't want him, and yet he's still on the roster while guys like Pollard and Taylor or not.
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