Chiefs & Pats Ask to Talk W/McDaniels

[The Bad Guy]

Apparently the Chiefs and Patriots asked the Rams permission to talk to McDaniels according to Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post Dispatch.

Let the games begin.

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by Molitoth

Cassel needs all other 10 players on offense playing well to be a "decent" QB.

Cassel needs the opposition to leave his primary receiver wide open and decline to penetrate the pocket..

[L.A. Chieffan]

Originally Posted by Johnny Vegas

because my entire life following the Chiefs they've won 1 playoff game. Thats ****ing it. Either I'm ****ing dumb for buying into the Chiefs in 1990 and following them into 2012 without a goddamn appearance into the 2nd round playoffs since 1993 post season or I'll start to recognize what really needs to happen with this team and thats draft a goddamn QB instead of hiring coaches and broke dick QB's who did keg stands at the pancake social together every year for the last 10 years as they receive paycheck after paycheck and not giving a **** about reality.

and you propose to do what exactly? reach for a qb in the first round so he can more than likely bust for 3 or four years and we're back to where we started? no thank you sir. what we need to do is realize where we are at and come to grips of what is best for the team in the immediate future. bring in josh, draft a couple of OL early to help protect cassell and the running game, charles and moeaki will be back from injury and let let matt flourish.

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by L.A.Chieffan

and you propose to do what exactly? reach for a qb in the first round so he can more than likely bust for 3 or four years and we're back to where we started? no thank you sir. what we need to do is realize where we are at and come to grips of what is best for the team in the immediate future. bring in josh, draft a couple of OL early to help protect cassell and the running game, charles and moeaki will be back from injury and let let matt flourish.

Matt 'flourishing' is eking out narrow victories over bottom tier teams. Otherwise, it's Matt wasting everyone's time.

[BossChief]

John Clayton just said Josh McDanieks won't be back in Stl and that "if he doesn't want the job in Kansas City, he will go back to NE"

The way he worded that comment seems to indicate the job is his if he wants it.

The OC job.

[ShowtimeSBMVP]

[BossChief]

L.A.Chieffan is giving KnowMo a run for his money are the planets most successful troll.

He is so damn good that sometimes I have to read his posts twice just to make sure he isn't serious.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by L.A.Chieffan

and you propose to do what exactly? reach for a qb in the first round so he can more than likely bust for 3 or four years and we're back to where we started? no thank you sir. what we need to do is realize where we are at and come to grips of what is best for the team in the immediate future. bring in josh, draft a couple of OL early to help protect cassell and the running game, charles and moeaki will be back from injury and let let matt flourish.

Matt Cassel...flourish...

[Johnny Vegas]

Originally Posted by L.A.Chieffan

and you propose to do what exactly? reach for a qb in the first round so he can more than likely bust for 3 or four years and we're back to where we started? no thank you sir. what we need to do is realize where we are at and come to grips of what is best for the team in the immediate future. bring in josh, draft a couple of OL early to help protect cassell and the running game, charles and moeaki will be back from injury and let let matt flourish.

let me know how that goes. so tell me what the difference is when you draft a QB every 3-4 years, be-it they're busts, or buy into an unproven QB that hasn't done shit in 3-4 years and signing a busted ass QB every half decade who never amounts to shit? I'll go with drafting a QB every ****ing year till your guy is found. Instead you're overlooking the real problem and want to draft OL every year in the draft where ultimately the team is only as good as its QB. You'll take Jake Long, Joe Thomas, Brandon Albert over Matt Ryan, Aaron Rodgers, Matt Stafford, Peyton Manning, and Cam Newton right? Drafting a QB is like having a new baby. They're sponges and will learn a hell of a lot faster under the first system instead of buying a QB that was under multiple systems and can't teach 'em new tricks and can't get them out of their own bad habits.

[Titty Meat]

Actually I just looked it up. McDaniels offenses in Denver ranked 19th and 20th. ****.

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[Kerberos]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

Matt Cassel...flourish...

My thoughts exactly...Jesus are these guys eating brain tumors for breakfast?

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by Bo's Pelini

Actually I just looked it up. McDaniels offenses in Denver ranked 19th and 20th. ****.

And he basically refused to run the ball.

A year later, they are the top running attack in the league.

[L.A. Chieffan]

Originally Posted by Johnny Vegas

let me know how that goes. so tell me what the difference is when you draft a QB every 3-4 years, be-it they're busts, or buy into an unproven QB that hasn't done shit in 3-4 years and signing a busted ass QB every half decade who never amounts to shit? I'll go with drafting a QB every ****ing year till your guy is found. Instead you're overlooking the real problem and want to draft OL every year in the draft where ultimately the team is only as good as its QB. You'll take Jake Long, Joe Thomas, Brandon Albert over Matt Ryan, Aaron Rodgers, Matt Stafford, Peyton Manning, and Cam Newton right?

drew brees was a "busted ass qb" that san diego gave up on. we all know were brady was drafted... shit i just came up with two of the best qbs of all time right off the top of my head

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by Bo's Pelini

Actually I just looked it up. McDaniels offenses in Denver ranked 19th and 20th. ****.

He didn't have Cassel in Denver. He would here.

Yin and Yang. Peanut butter and jelly.

Kick and nuts.

[Johnny Vegas]

Originally Posted by L.A.Chieffan

drew brees was a "busted ass qb" that san diego gave up on. we all know were brady was drafted... shit i just came up with two of the best qbs of all time right off the top of my head

no he wasn't he was hurt with the shoulder injury and SD just drafted Rivers who was benched getting a huge contract. Brady is the goddamn exception if you haven't figured that out by now. What year was he drafted again? How many years has it been since a 7 rounder QB made as big of an impact as Brady let a lone ever?