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Old 08-13-2014, 01:37 PM  
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Teicher: No sign yet that Bowe will bounce back
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. -- The Kansas City Chiefs made their decision on Dwayne Bowe for better or for worse last year when they signed him to a lucrative, long-term contract.

They didn’t get their money’s worth from their No. 1 wide receiver last year, when he had the worst statistical full season of his career. Bowe failed to lead the Chiefs in receiving for the first time since they traded Tony Gonzalez after the 2008 season.

But in part because of Bowe’s big contract, the Chiefs were limited in their ability to pursue a receiver in free agency. The only wide receiver likely to make the regular-season roster who wasn’t with the Chiefs last season is rookie Albert Wilson, an undrafted free agent.

So their best chance to see dramatic improvement at the position may rest with Bowe. He had a tough day at practice on Wednesday, dropping a pair of passes and deflected another for an interception.

That’s hardly an indication that Bowe won’t rebound this season. But he hasn’t had a great camp and the Chiefs may be guilty of wishful thinking when it comes to their top wide receiver.

Bowe in September will turn 30, the age when the skills of many receivers start their decline. Could it be that process has already started with Bowe?

We’ll find out soon. Chiefs wide receivers coach David Culley said Bowe is in much better shape than he was last summer. Bowe said he’s in the best shape of his career.

“I know from last year, it’s completely different,’’ said Culley, who in his second season with the Chiefs. “Thirty is a mindset. There’s old 30s and there’s young 30s. Which 30 do you want to be? When he came back, he came back as a young 30 and that’s what you have to do to play in this league for a long time.’’

The Chiefs need Culley to be right. If he’s not, it would be obvious the Chiefs made the wrong decision last year on Bowe.

http://espn.go.com/blog/kansas-city-...ll-bounce-back
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Old 08-13-2014, 02:24 PM   #46
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The guy was an 1100 yard receiver with Cassel, Quinn and ****ing Palko throwing him shitballs left and right.

Alex is just doing what he's always done...**** the wide receivers, they aren't open by five yards so imma check this shit down baby!
Yeah, and Josh Gordon put up a 1,000 yards more than Bowe last year with crap QBs throwing him the ball.
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Old 08-13-2014, 02:25 PM   #47
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After the Colts game Reid was asked why Bowe had such a big game and Reid said that he was a huge part of the game plan and they were going to get him the ball.

Bowe also started showing up about the same time Reid had his talk with Alex about him HAVING to throw the ball down the field.

Reid wasn't the one that didn't want to or know how to use Bowe...
But he didn't show up. He failed to use his big ass body against the Colts CB to stay in bounds when we needed him most at the end of the game. That game is the story of Bowe in a lot of ways imo. I did not expect him to make that play before the ball was snapped. Everyone knew the ball was going to him and it was thrown perfectly. He is part of the reason we haven't been successful imo. We need a better pass catcher than Bowe. I don't care if he is the all time leading Chiefs receiver. He's overrated as hell imo.
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Old 08-13-2014, 02:26 PM   #48
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Yeah, and Josh Gordon put up a 1,000 yards more than Bowe last year with crap QBs throwing him the ball.
I don't care about other teams, other players.

We know what Bowe can do, even with shit QBs.

Once Alex stopped playing fraidy-cat ball, lo and behold, Bowe actually produced.

Stop pillorying Dwayne Bowe because a known checkdown criminal took 10 weeks to work up his courage. It's not ****ing logical.
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Old 08-13-2014, 02:27 PM   #49
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We know what Bowe used to be able to do sometimes. We don't know what he "can" do anymore.
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We know what Bowe used to be able to do sometimes. We don't know what he "can" do anymore.
Bullshit. Did you see the playoff game? Stop being intellectually dishonest.

Did you know that Bowe had 521 yards his last eight games last season?

Gee, that had NOTHING to do with Alex finding his nuts I bet.
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Old 08-13-2014, 02:31 PM   #51
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But he didn't show up. He failed to use his big ass body against the Colts CB to stay in bounds when we needed him most at the end of the game. That game is the story of Bowe in a lot of ways imo. I did not expect him to make that play before the ball was snapped. Everyone knew the ball was going to him and it was thrown perfectly. He is part of the reason we haven't been successful imo. We need a better pass catcher than Bowe. I don't care if he is the all time leading Chiefs receiver. He's overrated as hell imo.
Every player is going to have one or two bad plays a game.

The only reason we're here arguing this is the secondary had about 400 that day...
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We know what Bowe used to be able to do sometimes. We don't know what he "can" do anymore.
Right. We're all hoping Bowe bounces back, but unfortunately, he may be done. That's all Teicher's column was suggesting, and only emotional Bowe marks find it controversial.
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Bullshit. Did you see the playoff game? Stop being intellectually dishonest.

Did you know that Bowe had 521 yards his last eight games last season?

Gee, that had NOTHING to do with Alex finding his nuts I bet.
Well, Alex had fewer attempts the 2nd half the year but more yards...

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Right. We're all hoping Bowe bounces back, but unfortunately, he may be donel.
Total bullshit. WRs in the best shape of their life, who have never had a major injury, are not "done" at 30.

Bowe has a good five years left.
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According to the atheists in DC, eyewitness accounts are literally the worst form of evidence. But yeah, I've seen Teicher in lingerie.
Geezus it's annoying when people can't keep to their threads.

Yes, however. Eyewitnesses are unreliable. Thousands of people have seen Elvis. They're all probably wrong.
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Bowe: No sign yet that Teicher will ever write a decent article
That sir is the straight dope. Total truth.
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Geezus it's annoying when people can't keep to their threads.

Yes, however. Eyewitnesses are unreliable. Thousands of people have seen Elvis. They're all probably wrong.
Which is why I've always accepted the notion that Alexander the Great was actually a talking Great Dane.
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Geezus it's annoying when people can't keep to their threads.

Yes, however. Eyewitnesses are unreliable. Thousands of people have seen Elvis. They're all probably wrong.
Everyone knows Elvis died protecting black JFK and an entire old folks home...
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WRs in the best shape of their life,
Bowe has a good five years left.
That's why there is hope he bounces back. Let's just hope he was slow last year because of his weight and difficulty learning the system.
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