Rank the non-Hill Chiefs receivers.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by jettio

You probably don't have the memory ability to recall the big time plays that the kid has made. Is there youngster available to you that can help you find footage from games in the 2019 season on various electronic devices.

In another one of these pisss and moan about Hardman threads a week or two ago. I looked up the stats and Hardman had the most receptions of any player in the NFL that was 3rd on his team in receptions.

The kid plays football a lot better than you post about football. That is for sure. Ask anybody

Everybody is a champion when your team wins a Super Bowl, including disappointing players like Hardman

[jettio]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

Everybody is a champion when your team wins a Super Bowl, including disappointing players like Hardman

Disappointing. In 2019:

He made 2nd team All Pro as Kick Returner.

Had 20.7 yards per reception and 6 Receiving TDs.

Had 104 yard KO return touchdown after Chargers took a second half lead in season finale that Chiefs needed to have a chance at 2nd seed and first round bye.

His KO return when down 24-0 against Texans was the the first momentum changing play in the comeback.

He was awarded the Mack Lee Hill Award by the team as the top rookie for 2019.

I am not sure if the chiefs have an equivalent award for fans that don't know shit about NFL football but think that they do, but you can bet that a lot of folks here would get 1st place votes.

Chiefs should award one don't know shit about NFL football but think they do trophy per zip code.

[jd1020]

To say Mecole Hardman isn't a disappointment is laughable.

Have to go back to 2019 to find an argument for a guy. I'm not even going to bother looking up any numbers because I can see with my own ****ing eyes that the Chiefs dont see him as a #2 WR and they just avoided spending on a WR because they were ready to give him his shot. This is a make or break year for Hardman and the longer the season goes the further down the depth chart he goes, and the team doesn't have an actual #2 WR that a non-disappointment receiver should be competing with. He's even lost his job as a returner now.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by jettio

Disappointing. In 2019:

He made 2nd team All Pro as Kick Returner.

Had 20.7 yards per reception and 6 Receiving TDs.

Had 104 yard KO return touchdown after Chargers took a second half lead in season finale that Chiefs needed to have a chance at 2nd seed and first round bye.

His KO return when down 24-0 against Texans was the the first momentum changing play in the comeback.

He was awarded the Mack Lee Hill Award by the team as the top rookie for 2019.

I am not sure if the chiefs have an equivalent award for fans that don't know shit about NFL football but think that they do, but you can bet that a lot of folks here would get 1st place votes.

Chiefs should award one don't know shit about NFL football but think they do trophy per zip code.

Frank Clark ****ing sucks, and he was vital to our success in 2019, too.

Daniel ****ing Sorensen made arguably the play of the game in that Texans playoff game to REALLY get the momentum on our side to come back from 24-0. You don't see any fans on here defending his wrinkly bald Mormon ass these days, do you?

That was 2019, man. You've got to let go of the past. Hardman was fresh and new and gadgety and made some big plays back then. What the blue **** has he done in 2021?

Hell, at least Frank Clark has recently made a play or two. The only plays I can recall Hardman making this year have been ****ups and fumbles.

And after all of that, there is STILL time for Hardman to turn it around and be a legit receiver who runs good routes, makes plays, and doesn't need the ball ****ing spoonfed to him just to get him going. The problem is he has the time, but he's quickly running out of it. A couple of posts ago you kept calling him "the kid." He's not a goddamn kid anymore. This is his 3rd year. It was supposed to be a season in which he took the damn diapers off and started taking a leadership role on the team through his play on the field. And he has come up WAY short of that expectation. If he gets it going this year and into next season, then ****ing great, but do any of us believe based on his track record that he'll achieve that? No. Not at ****ing all.

Even his gadget plays haven't really been successful. Yeah, he's had an ok catch or two and gotten some first downs, but he's not the big play guy we drafted him to be. If he's not going to do that, and he's not going to demonstrate any kind of reliability, then he's not somebody we need to be grateful for, is he? He's just kind of there. Better than the training camp scrubs, more physically gifted than any old fart veterans we can bring in, but can't put it together and just sort of lives in his own mire of WR4ness.

[jettio]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

Frank Clark ****ing sucks, and he was vital to our success in 2019, too.

Daniel ****ing Sorensen made arguably the play of the game in that Texans playoff game to REALLY get the momentum on our side to come back from 24-0. You don't see any fans on here defending his wrinkly bald Mormon ass these days, do you?

That was 2019, man. You've got to let go of the past. Hardman was fresh and new and gadgety and made some big plays back then. What the blue **** has he done in 2021?

Hell, at least Frank Clark has recently made a play or two. The only plays I can recall Hardman making this year have been ****ups and fumbles.

And after all of that, there is STILL time for Hardman to turn it around and be a legit receiver who runs good routes, makes plays, and doesn't need the ball ****ing spoonfed to him just to get him going. The problem is he has the time, but he's quickly running out of it. A couple of posts ago you kept calling him "the kid." He's not a goddamn kid anymore. This is his 3rd year. It was supposed to be a season in which he took the damn diapers off and started taking a leadership role on the team through his play on the field. And he has come up WAY short of that expectation. If he gets it going this year and into next season, then ****ing great, but do any of us believe based on his track record that he'll achieve that? No. Not at ****ing all.

Even his gadget plays haven't really been successful. Yeah, he's had an ok catch or two and gotten some first downs, but he's not the big play guy we drafted him to be. If he's not going to do that, and he's not going to demonstrate any kind of reliability, then he's not somebody we need to be grateful for, is he? He's just kind of there. Better than the training camp scrubs, more physically gifted than any old fart veterans we can bring in, but can't put it together and just sort of lives in his own mire of WR4ness.

Everything I wrote in the post you quoted and responded to was true.

Okay, you like to single out players to hate and criticize and then not give them any credit for the good shit they do.

That does not seem worthwhile to me.

Hardman has contributed and will contribute more. He has the physical skills that he has. Those skills helped Georgia Bulldogs make it to Championship game and helped the Chiefs get to 2 Super Bowls and win one.

Considering that the Chiefs have the record of most years between Super Bowl wins, 50 years., Why not enjoy that? If you like saying this guy or that guy that made it to the league and helped a team win a championship warrants your badmouthing make the most of that.

Seems like a dumbass thing to do, but you can keep it up if it gives you kicks.