Chiefs I am REALLY trying not to get my hopes up, but the math is there. - Page 3

Direckshun · 03-08-2012, 08:53 PM

Peyton Manning wants to win a Super Bowl, he wants a good supporting cast and a good organization that is itching for him to join.

The AFC East is going to be very difficult to win with Tom Brady. He's probably not terribly interested in sharing the city with his brother, and his personality would be like oil and vinegar with Rex Ryan and that awful locker room. The Jets don't have the cap space for him anyway.

The Dolphins make a ton of sense because Manning wouldn't have to unseat anybody, and they have plenty of cap room, a top LT, and a good enough supporting cast offensively. They've got warm climate, and they're close to a home of his. But again, the Dolphins are in the AFC East, and they are changing their defense to a 4-3, which is going to require a season at LEAST for transition. In other words, Manning will be reduced once again to having to win shootouts.

The Texans don't want him. The 49ers don't want him. They could both improve with him, but they're married to their QBs.

The Redskins are just a disasterous organization, with a shit supporting cast. They'd meet every demand he wants, but they're in an even tougher division than the AFC East; the NFC East. Three other playoff teams. Manning wants no part of the Redskins.

The Seahawks are another disasterous organization. They've got a phenomenal fanbase, but they're on the other side of the continent. That may literally be a bridge too far. They make a ton of questionable personnel moves, and they have some cap space to be competitive.

Same with the Cardinals. Although they've got a coaching staff that's probably more reliable than Pete Carroll. They're also a dome team, we can't overlook that.

But both the Seahawks and the Cardinals have iffy defenses, and bad offensive lines. Matter of fact, the Cardinals offensive line is disasterous -- they let their starting LT hit the market, and he'll get middling offers at best. The Seahawks have a great LT in Okung, but Okung is simply not durable. By contrast, Albert missed one whole snap last year.

Outside of Kansas City, the only organization that makes a ton of sense for Manning are the Donks. Sad to say. They've got a rabid fanbase, a good and improving defense, and a front office that, while overrated, will be comfortable enough to let Manning do whatever he wants. They have a very good offensive line, although their run game is vastly overrated.

The only conceivable problem you could have with Denver is... Tebow. Thank you again, Josh McDaniels. Tebow enlists to the same agency that Manning does, and he's the entrenched starter that the fanbase loves. The latest poll on MileHighReport.com, recorded that only 60% of the fanbase would welcome Manning. Most of them are on board with Tebow mania, and you gotta know that Manning doesn't want to get in the way of that phenomenon.

If Manning wants a fanbase completely behind him, a coaching staff that he can trust and will trust him, a front office that will move heaven and earth to build the roster at killer prices (which will only get better with Manning on board), a potentially lethal run game, a great set of receivers (with room enough for Wayne -- Crennel would bring out Baldwin anyway in multiple WR sets), a need for a center in Jeff Saturday, we'll draft a tackle in the first round this year giving us two first-round talents bookending an already good line, a community similar to Indy, a soft division that all but guarantees a playoff run, a great and improving defense with two passrushers, an intense run defense and elite secondary, and more money than Manning would get anywhere else.......

The math seems to be in favor of Kansas City.

I'm doing the best I can to repress my long lost optimism. But it's getting much, much harder.

**007** · 03-08-2012, 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Direckshun

ITS A ****ING DOLPHIN

WEARING A HELMET

loaded with talent

FAX · 03-08-2012, 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Stanley Nickels

My wife's top 5 are, in order: Chiefs, Browns, Saints, Bears and Bengals.

Granted, she knows nothing about football, but I'm kinda impressed she can even name five. Ima put a baby in that tonight, I think.

FAX

Carlota69 · 03-08-2012, 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by notorious

Peyton's wife is going to have the most influence on his decision.

We're ****ed.

Well, since he's a complete man whore, what city has the hottest women? Miami? Then she says no to South Beach

In58men · 03-08-2012, 09:39 PM

Can the "M" on the dolphins head represent Manning?

Psyko Tek · 03-08-2012, 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by NJChiefsFan

Odds are it would take time for Miami, but HOU did switch over pretty smoothly last season from one defense to another.

i have always believed houston
and they get to beat tyhe colts twice a yaear
he is warm weather qb
maybe az
if he feels for irsay and wants to be out of afc
BUT
he does not wanna **** his brother

still feeling houston
the real question is
is he after another sb ofr money?

aturnis · 03-08-2012, 11:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Direckshun

Houston wins the AFC last year if Schaub stays healthy.

They're married to Schaub.

As they should be.

Exactly. Ditching schaub for Manning would be incredibly short sighted on their part.

**Anyong Bluth** · 03-08-2012, 11:45 PM

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Originally Posted by aturnis

Exactly. Ditching schaub for Manning would be incredibly short sighted on their part.

Noo one ever says that while they're wearing their Super Bowl ring.

FAX · 03-08-2012, 11:47 PM

God ... can you imagine having a quarterback talented enough and with sufficient potential that he allows you to pass on even the consideration of acquiring Manning?

Why us, man? Why is it always us? Other teams make me sick.

FAX

NJChiefsFan · 03-08-2012, 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by FAX

God ... can you imagine having a quarterback talented enough and with sufficient potential that he allows you to pass on even the consideration of acquiring Manning?

Why us, man? Why is it always us? Other teams make me sick.

FAX

Chiefs usually make me the most sick.

Chief_For_Life58 · 03-09-2012, 12:03 AM

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Originally Posted by aturnis

Exactly. Ditching schaub for Manning would be incredibly short sighted on their part.

I want to say houston makes sense but when their over the cap and cant resign mario, how are they going to sign peyton and his pals?

Its either miami or kc. he already knows. I think were in for a ****ing AWESOME 2012 chief fans

aturnis · 03-09-2012, 12:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Chief_For_Life58

I want to say houston makes sense but when their over the cap and cant resign mario, how are they going to sign peyton and his pals?

Its either miami or kc. he already knows. I think were in for a ****ing AWESOME 2012 chief fans

Miami makes zero sense.

Would Peyton really want to play for a rookie HC? Miami is switching from a 3-4 to a 4-3 defense, and letting Soliai walk in the process. This makes them a worse team. Chiefs have a much better team, period.

NJChiefsFan · 03-09-2012, 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by aturnis

Miami makes zero sense.

Would Peyton really want to play for a rookie HC? Miami is switching from a 3-4 to a 4-3 defense, and letting Soliai walk in the process. This makes them a worse team. Chiefs have a much better team, period.

I don't think you can say zero sense. Next to KC, MIA has the most talent out of the teams going for him, they will go for him hard, and have warm weather in a place where he lives.

Hell, maybe he does want to take down Brady in is own division. I doubt it, but who really knows. If there is something he doesn't like about KC then MIA has all of that plus being the most talent out there.

Joe Seahawk · 03-09-2012, 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Direckshun

The Chiefs are another disasterous organization. They've got a phenomenal fanbase, but they haven't won a playoff game in nearly 2 decades. That may literally be a bridge too far. They make a ton of questionable personnel moves, and they have some cap space to be competitive.
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Fixed your post..

Direckshun · 03-09-2012, 09:06 AM

Anybody else getting the sense that it's Denver or Kansas City?

Wow. Talk about it all coming down to a rivalry.

Hammock Parties · 03-09-2012, 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Direckshun

Anybody else getting the sense that it's Denver or Kansas City?

Wow. Talk about it all coming down to a rivalry.

Now Pioli's ass is on the line double.

He lets the Donks get Manning, we get ****ed twice a year and he moves even closer to closing out his tenure here in a pitiful manner.

03-08-2012, 08:53 PM
Direckshun __ Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Springpatch Casino cash: $2033447	I am REALLY trying not to get my hopes up, but the math is there. Peyton Manning wants to win a Super Bowl, he wants a good supporting cast and a good organization that is itching for him to join. The AFC East is going to be very difficult to win with Tom Brady. He's probably not terribly interested in sharing the city with his brother, and his personality would be like oil and vinegar with Rex Ryan and that awful locker room. The Jets don't have the cap space for him anyway. The Dolphins make a ton of sense because Manning wouldn't have to unseat anybody, and they have plenty of cap room, a top LT, and a good enough supporting cast offensively. They've got warm climate, and they're close to a home of his. But again, the Dolphins are in the AFC East, and they are changing their defense to a 4-3, which is going to require a season at LEAST for transition. In other words, Manning will be reduced once again to having to win shootouts. The Texans don't want him. The 49ers don't want him. They could both improve with him, but they're married to their QBs. The Redskins are just a disasterous organization, with a shit supporting cast. They'd meet every demand he wants, but they're in an even tougher division than the AFC East; the NFC East. Three other playoff teams. Manning wants no part of the Redskins. The Seahawks are another disasterous organization. They've got a phenomenal fanbase, but they're on the other side of the continent. That may literally be a bridge too far. They make a ton of questionable personnel moves, and they have some cap space to be competitive. Same with the Cardinals. Although they've got a coaching staff that's probably more reliable than Pete Carroll. They're also a dome team, we can't overlook that. But both the Seahawks and the Cardinals have iffy defenses, and bad offensive lines. Matter of fact, the Cardinals offensive line is disasterous -- they let their starting LT hit the market, and he'll get middling offers at best. The Seahawks have a great LT in Okung, but Okung is simply not durable. By contrast, Albert missed one whole snap last year. Outside of Kansas City, the only organization that makes a ton of sense for Manning are the Donks. Sad to say. They've got a rabid fanbase, a good and improving defense, and a front office that, while overrated, will be comfortable enough to let Manning do whatever he wants. They have a very good offensive line, although their run game is vastly overrated. The only conceivable problem you could have with Denver is... Tebow. Thank you again, Josh McDaniels. Tebow enlists to the same agency that Manning does, and he's the entrenched starter that the fanbase loves. The latest poll on MileHighReport.com, recorded that only 60% of the fanbase would welcome Manning. Most of them are on board with Tebow mania, and you gotta know that Manning doesn't want to get in the way of that phenomenon. If Manning wants a fanbase completely behind him, a coaching staff that he can trust and will trust him, a front office that will move heaven and earth to build the roster at killer prices (which will only get better with Manning on board), a potentially lethal run game, a great set of receivers (with room enough for Wayne -- Crennel would bring out Baldwin anyway in multiple WR sets), a need for a center in Jeff Saturday, we'll draft a tackle in the first round this year giving us two first-round talents bookending an already good line, a community similar to Indy, a soft division that all but guarantees a playoff run, a great and improving defense with two passrushers, an intense run defense and elite secondary, and more money than Manning would get anywhere else....... The math seems to be in favor of Kansas City. I'm doing the best I can to repress my long lost optimism. But it's getting much, much harder.
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