Now Belcher is hurt.

[ShowtimeSBMVP]

Adam Teicher ‏@adamteicher

Injury news for #Chiefs: belcher has sore groin, won't practice today


Adam Teicher ‏@adamteicher

Siler will take Belcher's place

[The Franchise]

Siler is so awesome.....that he can't win the starting job over Belcher.....for the LB position where tackling and plugging the holes is the main thing that's required.

[Black Bob]

Originally Posted by Sofa King

But you're not denying you're a wendler mult.

The sheer amount of posts since you've arrived, knowing just which buttons to push, picking luv, all out trolling, and this type of argument lead me to believe you're Clay's mult.

I'm not a mult dude. I have a long introduction thread here somewhere.

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by BlackBob

It's really beyond your intellegence. It's all good man and I am not trying to insult you or be a smartass. You aren't the only one. I'll just drop it.

Yeah....you'll drop it because you've got NO ****ING EVIDENCE TO BACK IT UP. The only thing that you've brought up.....you didn't even find. Someone else found that and you ****ing latched onto it like a bitch.

[the Talking Can]

Quarterback Jason Campbell #8 the Oakland Raiders breaks the tackle of Brandon Siler #59 of the San Diego Chargers in the second quarter at Qualcomm Stadium on December 5, 2010 in San Diego, California. The Raiders defeated the Chargers 28-13.

[The Franchise]

[the Talking Can]

Dwayne Bowe #82 of the Kansas City Chiefs makes a catch ahead of Brandon Siler #59 and Thomas Jones #20 of the San Diego Chargers during fourth quarter at Qualcomm Stadium on December 12, 2010 in San Diego, California.

[the Talking Can]

Running back Justin Forsett #20 of the Seattle Seahawks rushes against Brandon Siler #59 of the San Diego Chargers at Qwest Field on September 26, 2010 in Seattle, Washington.

[The Franchise]

Now that's wrapping up.



Oh....and on the second play.....Siler get's completely blown out before he can move.

[saphojunkie]

DJ misses more tackles, because DJ is fast enough to get into position to make plays. Siler is not capable of getting to the plays that DJ is. You're literally blaming DJ for being good enough to even get to the ball carrier, while Siler benefits from being too slow and stupid to even be able to miss a tackle. He's just NOT INVOLVED IN THE PLAY.

If Siler were so good at tackling and were capable of getting to the play, he would get more tackles per game than DJ. He does not.

It's like a guy who ONLY swings at fastballs. He hits the ball more times per swing!

Fine. He also takes far more strikes on curves. What's your effing point?

All of this is why we need to draft this guy next year:

[Rasputin]

Coach: what's the matter son

Johnny: I broke my dick coach

Coach: Alright rub sum dirt on it and get back in the game

Johnny: I broke my dick

[Black Bob]

Chiefs fans made gif of how bad of a tackler DJ has been. I could find 1000 pics of DJ missing tackles. Who gives a shit? You are to stupid to understand the argument.

[Falconidae]

Originally Posted by BlackBob

LOL, Belcher would be a pretty big loss. He wears the speaker in his helmet. He calls the plays on defense. He's the guy Romeo talks to. Belcher makes the reads. Siler is a good back up but that's it. Even Romeo said there was never a competition between the two.

On that note, Belcher will play. He never misses time like the other pussies.

Some of you guys are stupid as **** and should listen to what people say. LOL

You the BlackBob on the Falcons board that basically claimed that Siler in for DJ wasn't a huge drop off?

[the Talking Can]

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Nate Davis (7) stiff-arms San Diego Chargers' Brandon Siler

[Ace Gunner]

Originally Posted by WhiteWhale

No. Because he wouldn't get to the ball carrier as often. DJ's pursuit is what makes him special... and raw athleticism.

Getting there is a big part of tackling. It doesn't count as a miss if you're not there to do anything.

Hey. Do you remember that play that made you gasp in horror this pre season?

You know, that one where all your confidence in this defense was once again shattered, splintered in pieces?

That one play where your jaw dropped in amazement as to how a defense that had come so far over the past two seasons could suddenly look like the keystone cop sequence you hated watching over the past decade?

Ya, that play where, suddenly, the season ahead was about to be come the nightmare ahead?

That one play that changed everyone's outlook of the Chiefs 2012?

The play where 30 seconds into the game, the starting defense got trampled by an aging downhill runner?

That play where the opposing offense handed the ball off and ran it straight at Dorsey and DJ?

That play where Dorsey couldn't get off a single block to make a tackle?

That play where DJ ran through the hole and 5 yards into the opposing backfield while the ball carrier ran for a huge gain in DJ's absence?

That play where the RB gouged the defense for 20 yards before he was tackled by the free safety?

That play that shattered everyone's hope for a good season?

I knew you would remember.

Just in case though, here's the play;

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-h...ams-highlights

30 seconds in.

[kcmaxwell]

Originally Posted by saphojunkie

DJ misses more tackles, because DJ is fast enough to get into position to make plays. Siler is not capable of getting to the plays that DJ is. You're literally blaming DJ for being good enough to even get to the ball carrier, while Siler benefits from being too slow and stupid to even be able to miss a tackle. He's just NOT INVOLVED IN THE PLAY.

If Siler were so good at tackling and were capable of getting to the play, he would get more tackles per game than DJ. He does not.

It's like a guy who ONLY swings at fastballs. He hits the ball more times per swing!

Fine. He also takes far more strikes on curves. What's your effing point?

That seems a pretty fair summation.