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Old 10-15-2008, 11:18 AM   #1
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Why can't development include taking an average player and developing them into very good or great players?
Let's take Priest as an example.

He'd had one 1000 yard season prior to signing in KC, but he didn't really fit in the system they ran there.

But he'd already been in the league for 4 years, his blocking and receiving skills had already been developed, and he'd already shown he was a capable RB.

Hell, Dick and Al didn't even really know what they had when they signed him.

All that happened was that he showed with his opportunities that he was the perfect fit for the system.

They didn't develop him.

He was already developed.
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Old 10-15-2008, 11:25 AM   #2
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Let's take Priest as an example.

He'd had one 1000 yard season prior to signing in KC, but he didn't really fit in the system they ran there.

But he'd already been in the league for 4 years, his blocking and receiving skills had already been developed, and he'd already shown he was a capable RB.

Hell, Dick and Al didn't even really know what they had when they signed him.

All that happened was that he showed with his opportunities that he was the perfect fit for the system.

They didn't develop him.

He was already developed.
What about Welbourn who was a guard developing into a decent RT for the Chiefs while DV was coach?

What about Weigman developing into a better center?

To a lesser extent I'd say they developed Kawika some before he found a better fit with NY and Buffalo.
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What about Welbourn who was a guard developing into a decent RT for the Chiefs while DV was coach?

What about Weigman developing into a better center?

To a lesser extent I'd say they developed Kawika some before he found a better fit with NY and Buffalo.
If Dick was Wellbourn's supplier, then sure, I'll give him credit there.

As for Weigman, I think that was another case of plugging in player that fit into the system better than the one he came from.

I would argue that this staff stunted Kawika's development.
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Old 10-15-2008, 11:31 AM   #4
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If Dick was Wellbourn's supplier, then sure, I'll give him credit there.

As for Weigman, I think that was another case of plugging in player that fit into the system better than the one he came from.

I would argue that this staff stunted Kawika's development.
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