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**Tribal Warfare** · 10-18-2009, 10:49 PM

Bowe's performance reminiscent of last season
By ADAM TEICHER
The Kansas City Star

LANDOVER, Md. | For the first time this season, Dwayne Bowe had a familiar look to him. He had six receptions and went over 100 yards for the first time since the season-ending game in Cincinnati last year.

Bowe supplied several big plays, with none more important than his 32-yard catch and run late in the game that allowed the Chiefs to rest easy near the end of their 14-6 win over Washington on Sunday.

Afterward, he didn’t sound much like the Bowe of old. This Bowe was far more humble.

“There’s no more old D. Bowe,” he said, indicating his days of often excessive self-promotion are over. “It’s time to build a new D. Bowe. There was nothing wrong with the old D. Bowe, but this is a new D. Bowe.”

As always with Bowe, there was some bad with the good. He dropped some passes, he missed a block on a play that otherwise would have been a touchdown for Matt Cassel and he went out of bounds on his 32-yard gain when the Chiefs wanted to keep the clock moving.

The encouraging part to the Chiefs was that Bowe was aware of it all.

“I left a lot of plays out there,” he said. “I was pressing, trying to make a big play. Even on that 32-yard slant, I should have stayed inbounds. I’ve got to be a smarter player in situations like that.”

Bowe has been a reclamation project for Chiefs coach Todd Haley since Bowe showed up overweight for the start of offseason workouts. Bowe was even demoted for a time during preseason, and Haley tried to get him to work harder and take his job more seriously.

Bowe said he’s gotten the point and is happy for the attention — however negative — Haley has given him. But he insisted the creation of a new Bowe is his own idea and not Haley’s.

“This is what I want,” he said. “But coach Haley is trying to get greatness out of me and I understand it now, so that’s what I’m trying to do. It’s all showing out on the field.

“He knows what it takes. He built (Arizona wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald) up to be as great as he is, and he’s trying to do that with me. I see it and I know it and I’m trying to get there.”

It hadn’t shown itself on the field until Sunday. In the first five games, Bowe had three touchdowns and only twice caught as many as five passes in a game.

But this was the first time he clearly asserted himself as Cassel’s favorite receiver.

“All week we had a great week of practice,” Bowe said. “He kept telling me, ‘I’m going to come to you so be looking out.’ ”

**Buehler445** · 10-19-2009, 08:13 AM

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Originally Posted by DeezNutz

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Feed that man the ****ing ball, please.

This. Holy **** this. Thisthisthisthisthisthisthisthisthisthisthis.

Give Bowe the ball please.
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Extra Point · 10-19-2009, 08:14 AM

Calling a time out to chew Bowe's ass wasn't that productive, was it? Probably emphasized the importance of putting the ball in the side line hand so he could stiff arm a defender, a point he probably missed in preseason. How timely.

Haley got his first win. Yay. Two more, and the exponential improvement can be enjoyed by all.

**Bob Dole** · 10-19-2009, 08:14 AM

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Originally Posted by CaliforniaChief

Why do people refer to themselves in the third person?

Bob Dole keeps wondering the same thing.

Reerun_KC · 10-19-2009, 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Buehler445

This. Holy **** this. Thisthisthisthisthisthisthisthisthisthisthis.

Give Bowe the ball please.
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so you would like to see them throw the ball to Bowe some more?

I am alittle confused on what getting at...

**Buehler445** · 10-19-2009, 08:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Reerun_KC

so you would like to see them throw the ball to Bowe some more?

I am alittle confused on what getting at...

I haven't had enough coffee yet today, but I'm pretty sure that's what I was after.

That or I was trying to say that I like boobs.
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Demonpenz · 10-19-2009, 08:44 AM

i think they should try more jump balls to him down the field. i trust him to atleast knock it down

Mr. Laz · 10-19-2009, 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

Teicher: Bowe's performance reminiscent of last season

because he dropped 1 out of 3?

**The Franchise** · 10-19-2009, 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Buehler445

This. Holy **** this. Thisthisthisthisthisthisthisthisthisthisthis.

Give Bowe the ball please.
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Exactly....my FF team is begging you Haley!

10-18-2009, 10:49 PM
Tribal Warfare Man of Culture Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Far Beyond Comprehension Casino cash: $-2997187	Teicher: Bowe's performance reminiscent of last season Bowe's performance reminiscent of last season By ADAM TEICHER The Kansas City Star LANDOVER, Md. \| For the first time this season, Dwayne Bowe had a familiar look to him. He had six receptions and went over 100 yards for the first time since the season-ending game in Cincinnati last year. Bowe supplied several big plays, with none more important than his 32-yard catch and run late in the game that allowed the Chiefs to rest easy near the end of their 14-6 win over Washington on Sunday. Afterward, he didn’t sound much like the Bowe of old. This Bowe was far more humble. “There’s no more old D. Bowe,” he said, indicating his days of often excessive self-promotion are over. “It’s time to build a new D. Bowe. There was nothing wrong with the old D. Bowe, but this is a new D. Bowe.” As always with Bowe, there was some bad with the good. He dropped some passes, he missed a block on a play that otherwise would have been a touchdown for Matt Cassel and he went out of bounds on his 32-yard gain when the Chiefs wanted to keep the clock moving. The encouraging part to the Chiefs was that Bowe was aware of it all. “I left a lot of plays out there,” he said. “I was pressing, trying to make a big play. Even on that 32-yard slant, I should have stayed inbounds. I’ve got to be a smarter player in situations like that.” Bowe has been a reclamation project for Chiefs coach Todd Haley since Bowe showed up overweight for the start of offseason workouts. Bowe was even demoted for a time during preseason, and Haley tried to get him to work harder and take his job more seriously. Bowe said he’s gotten the point and is happy for the attention — however negative — Haley has given him. But he insisted the creation of a new Bowe is his own idea and not Haley’s. “This is what I want,” he said. “But coach Haley is trying to get greatness out of me and I understand it now, so that’s what I’m trying to do. It’s all showing out on the field. “He knows what it takes. He built (Arizona wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald) up to be as great as he is, and he’s trying to do that with me. I see it and I know it and I’m trying to get there.” It hadn’t shown itself on the field until Sunday. In the first five games, Bowe had three touchdowns and only twice caught as many as five passes in a game. But this was the first time he clearly asserted himself as Cassel’s favorite receiver. “All week we had a great week of practice,” Bowe said. “He kept telling me, ‘I’m going to come to you so be looking out.’ ”
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