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Old 10-20-2008, 10:18 AM  
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Would the Chiefs beat Texas?
This should usually be an obvious answer...as Texas will probably have 10-15 players that currently play (whether they are freshmen, sophomores, juniors or seniors) drafted...so obviously KC will be the more talented team.

But with Thigpen at QB, and our coaching staff, would we be able to gameplan to beat Texas?

If so, how much do we win by?

This would be much more interesting than what we usually get on Sundays...
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Old 10-20-2008, 04:40 PM   #61
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Old 10-20-2008, 04:57 PM   #62
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However Mack Brown would destroy Herm in a battle of Xs and Os.
A reeruned chimp would destroy Herm in a battle of Xs and Os...
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Old 10-20-2008, 05:00 PM   #63
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Back in the 60's or 70's The Super Bowl Champions played The College All Stars. They did it several years The games were surprisingly close. The College guys may have even won one. Don't remember. I'll bet somebody could look it up.
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Old 10-20-2008, 05:05 PM   #64
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In fairness, there are only 53 Chiefs and something like 20 million people in Texas.
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I don't think a college team would beat a pro team but at the same time I disagree with some of this...there are alot of guys on the Chiefs roster that were pretty marginal college players, especially offensively.

Also Texas has more than 15 guys on their team that will get the opportunity to lineup in the NFL. Not to mention college or not Brian Orakpo and Sergio Kindle are better pass rushers than guys on the Chiefs roster and would give them some issues.

They'd easily win but I doubt they'd score 90 points. If you wanted to compare NFL to college USC probably has the most NFL talent of any college team and even all of their guys aren't sure fire NFL guys. But I could probably name 5+ guys that could start on the Chiefs roster right now off that team.
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I don't think a college team would beat a pro team but at the same time I disagree with some of this...there are alot of guys on the Chiefs roster that were pretty marginal college players, especially offensively.

Also Texas has more than 15 guys on their team that will get the opportunity to lineup in the NFL. Not to mention college or not Brian Orakpo and Sergio Kindle are better pass rushers than guys on the Chiefs roster and would give them some issues.

They'd easily win but I doubt they'd score 90 points. If you wanted to compare NFL to college USC probably has the most NFL talent of any college team and even all of their guys aren't sure fire NFL guys. But I could probably name 5+ guys that could start on the Chiefs roster right now off that team.
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I don't think a college team would beat a pro team but at the same time I disagree with some of this...there are alot of guys on the Chiefs roster that were pretty marginal college players, especially offensively.

Also Texas has more than 15 guys on their team that will get the opportunity to lineup in the NFL. Not to mention college or not Brian Orakpo and Sergio Kindle are better pass rushers than guys on the Chiefs roster and would give them some issues.

They'd easily win but I doubt they'd score 90 points. If you wanted to compare NFL to college USC probably has the most NFL talent of any college team and even all of their guys aren't sure fire NFL guys. But I could probably name 5+ guys that could start on the Chiefs roster right now off that team.
15/90 vs. 53/53.
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15/90 vs. 53/53.
Ok now that's Texas....how many NFL players do you think are on SC's roster 45?
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Ok now that's Texas....how many NFL players do you think are on SC's roster 45?
Well, let's look at how many got drafted the last four years and then try and extrapolate that out.

Also consider that SC's QB is going to be a rookie of rookies when facing an NFL caliber defense, and the fact that their lines are going to be facing basically their toughest individual matchups...all at the same time.
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Well, let's look at how many got drafted the last four years and then try and extrapolate that out.

Also consider that SC's QB is going to be a rookie of rookies when facing an NFL caliber defense, and the fact that their lines are going to be facing basically their toughest individual matchups...all at the same time.
Sure but I'm saying there is a ton of NFL talent on that team..if you started comparing them position to position with the Chiefs their talent is close.
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Sure but I'm saying there is a ton of NFL talent on that team..if you started comparing them position to position with the Chiefs their talent is close.
No, it's really not.

Their ultimate upside is somewhat close on an individual basis.

Think about it this way:

College football is abolished, the NFL has one year left and it will be dissolved.

If everyone on USC were put into an expansion draft with every other existing NFL team, who is going to have the least players drafted?
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I'm pretty sure there are 15 starting NFL players on SC's roster.
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When Miami was in its prime of primes, they had 5 guys taken in the first day of '03, 6 in '02, and 6 in '04.

Now, most of those were first round guys, but you also had guys like Vernon Carey, Mike Rumpfh, Phillop Buchanan, Jerome McDougale, William Joseph, and Andrew Williams.

They have comparable ultra high-end talent. But the bulk of talent on the guys who are starting is so massively in favor of an NFL team that it's going to lead to mismatches all day and just flat out annihilation.
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