Wins and losses ... you make the call

[Mr. Laz]

predict the wins,losses and record

Wk	Date	Game	Stadium	Time (ET)
1	Sep 13	SD @ KC	Arrowhead Stadium	10:15 PM
2	Sep 19	KC @ CLE	Cleveland Browns Stadium	1:00 PM
3	Sep 26	SF @ KC	Arrowhead Stadium	1:00 PM
4	Bye
5	Oct 10	KC @ IND	Lucas Oil Stadium	1:00 PM
6	Oct 17	KC @ HOU	Reliant Stadium	1:00 PM
7	Oct 24	JAC @ KC	Arrowhead Stadium	1:00 PM
8	Oct 31	BUF @ KC	Arrowhead Stadium	1:00 PM
9	Nov 07	KC @ OAK	Oakland Coliseum	4:15 PM
10	Nov 14	KC @ DEN	Invesco Field at Mile High	4:05 PM
11	Nov 21	ARI @ KC	Arrowhead Stadium	1:00 PM
12	Nov 28	KC @ SEA	Qwest Field	4:05 PM
13	Dec 05	DEN @ KC	Arrowhead Stadium	1:00 PM
14	Dec 12	KC @ SD	Qualcomm Stadium	4:15 PM
15	Dec 19	KC @ STL	Edward Jones Dome	1:00 PM
16	Dec 26	TEN @ KC	Arrowhead Stadium	1:00 PM
17	Jan 02	OAK @ KC	Arrowhead Stadium	1:00 PM

[Ralphy Boy]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

I don't think DJ will live up to his potential and I think Belcher is too undersized to play the position. I think Hali and Studebaker opposite each other could be decent, and it looks to me like Dorsey and Jackson will both do a better job of opening holes up front. Especially Dorsey, who was drawing a bunch of doubles this preseason. Those interior holes are going to be enough to hold our defense back, plus I don't know if Studebaker is a great depth guy or if he can actually be the kind of top starter we'd need at that position. Our defense will be improved, but it's still got a long way to go.

[O.city]

Man the negatives are gettin me down...lol just playing.


I know Belcher is undersized but have been great Lbs that size plus he is still young

[Mecca]

An undersized ILB behind a team with no nose tackle is a recipe for 5 yards up the middle every time.

[O.city]

Jackson and Dorsey, Dorsey especially have been better this offseason

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by Mecca

Yea usually those arguments hinge around STARTERS, these guys we drafted are never going to be a 1st or 2nd WR or first or second CB.

Also listening to them act like kick returner was the biggest need on the team we should all be scared.

But lets call a spade a spade, that draft was about trying to make Matt Cassel look like he's not an epic **** up, Get him a guy to run little routes even though teams will sit on it mixed with a returner to give him field position since he can't lead drives because he throws it 3 yards.

Personally it makes my day to know we have to draft players because our GM doesn't want to look stupid for trading for an inept QB.

mccluster runs " little routes"?

have you read ANYTHING about tc?
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[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by O.city

Jackson and Dorsey, Dorsey especially have been better this offseason

Jackson looks absolutely no different.

Dorsey looks better physically but I haven't seen that translated on the field.

[Ralphy Boy]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

I'm sure there's a learning curve involved but I also happen to think that Bill Muir sucks ass.

I'd be very curious to see how his O-line's have performed over the years in both pass protection and rushing. My hunch is that the rushing stats are pretty respectable and the pass protection licks monkey balls.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Ralphy Boy

I've been watching those guys snap for snap. Jackson isn't getting much push, but he's hitting the right gaps which is a huge step forward from last year. Dorsey's drawing a ton of doubles and he's holding his ground. I don't know how good Dorsey will be, so that's a wild card. I know Jackson's not going to be great, but I think he can be increasingly consistently in the right place this season.

As much shit as the D-line has gotten, in the last 2 games, they didn't make a lot of mental mistakes. And that's despite the fact that Romeo hasn't been aggressive with the blitzes. Most of our sacks/hurries the past two games, between Vrabel, Demorrio, Arenas, and even Studebaker were the result of LBs running through enormous holes, which is what our D-line is supposed to be doing.

[O.city]

Not so much Dorsey. and Yeah the undersized lb with no nt can be a recipe for disaster. guess tryin to say with a good nt the talent is there for a good young lb core..... whether that talent goes from talent to performance we will see

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO

mccluster runs " little routes"?

have you read ANYTHING about tc?
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Been watchin the games?

This team doesn't throw downfield ever, matter of fact Cassel's desire to dump it, got McCluster killed by Samuel.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by O.city

Not so much Dorsey. and Yeah the undersized lb with no nt can be a recipe for disaster. guess tryin to say with a good nt the talent is there for a good young lb core..... whether that talent goes from talent to performance we will see

Unfortunately, that's why I think you see Mays taking a lot of snaps. If only we could put Belcher's brain on Mays' body.

[O.city]

Thats what i meant about the Dorsey thing and Jackson


Just sucks that Jackson was the number three pick

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Mecca

Been watchin the games?

This team doesn't throw downfield ever, matter of fact Cassel's desire to dump it, got McCluster killed by Samuel.

That's the fault of the QB, not the receiver. McCluster's been running a ton of downfield routes and he's been running them well. It's no shocker that when Croyle was in the game, he was going to McCluster a lot.

[O.city]

yeah they did run higher tree number routes friday but when the play was a designed down field throw the Eagles were in the backfield due to blitzing or OL not pickin up the right reciever
and the McCluster hit was also due to position on the field. Near the endzone Cb's didn't drop much

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by Mecca

Been watchin the games?

This team doesn't throw downfield ever, matter of fact Cassel's desire to dump it, got McCluster killed by Samuel.

its ****ing PRESEASON. do you think they will throw everything out there?

and when was the funeral?
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