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Old 11-03-2010, 01:55 PM  
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Nnamdi, Louis Murphy out... Zach Miller on crutches...

How do we not win this game?

Seriously. If they are going to beat us, it's going to have to be through the air.

Who else is catching passes in Oakland?
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Old 11-03-2010, 05:28 PM   #166
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He isn't a zone CB? So, you admit he has holes in his game. Dang, here I was thinking he was all great and stuff, but he can't play zone...
Yeah, I don't know many elite CB's who can't even play zone
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Old 11-03-2010, 05:30 PM   #167
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He looks like a bust so far. He has produced extremely poorly for a second round receiver thus far.
I wasn't all that happy about the pick when it happened. I still am not convinced, especially seeing as he has already been banged up a little...BUT..

If you are just going by his numbers, and you haven't actually seen him on the field yet...I have a feeling you are going to change your opinion from 'bust' to wow this guy COULD actually be a STUD if he stays healthy....The kid can play football, and you will see that on Sunday.
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Old 11-03-2010, 05:30 PM   #168
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Murphy was in full pads today but haven't heard anything other than that. DHB is finally starting to show some promise but still catches with his body a little too often IMO. Ford is a rookie with blazing speed that's been contributing. JLH=0. Zach Miller will be ready to go. DMAC is a very good receiver as is Bush. Reece has shown great hands as well.
DHB is a bust, your friend already said so because he didn't put up a lot of stats as a rookie.
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Old 11-03-2010, 05:32 PM   #169
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Dexter McCluster has a whopping 207 yards from scrimmage. Yep siree Bob, that's what an impact players stats look like.

He looks like a bust so far. He has produced extremely poorly for a second round receiver thus far.

And Ryan Lilja was cut by the Colts. That tells me all I need to know about that Bum. The Colts aren't in the Business of giving away talent, unlike the Chiefs who let Benard Pollard go scotch-free to the Texans.

Terrible GM'ing by Scott Pioli aka Peppermint Larry.
McCluster has done a good job of many different things. He isn't just a WR. He isn't just a RB. He isn't just a returner. The reality is that he is a well rounded player. The Chiefs offense missed him last week.

A bust is just silly, but then I have grown to expect that from you.

As far as Ryan Lilja.... again, kinda silly on your part. The guy isn't a HOF player, but he is a good player and has played very well for the Chiefs. Having him in there has helped a great deal this year. He is a large part of why the Chiefs are the best rushing team in football and have allowed among the fewest sacks.

Finally, Pollard. Last year at this time, I would have agreed with you. The Chiefs were pathetic having lost to even the lowly Raiders at home. Pollard could have helped. But, he was mouthy and he was shipped out. The Chiefs sent a lot of messages last year. This year, it has paid off.
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Old 11-03-2010, 05:32 PM   #170
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You ****ing reerun. Rookie receivers don't get a shit ton of yards their first year, and the dude returns kicks. He's a triple threat that's going to ramrod your Raiders for the next decade.
All I know is Mike Williams, drafted in the fourth round by the Buccaneers, looks like a legit #1 wide receiver in the NFL.

McCluster is a gimmick. And that's all he'll ever be in his career.
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Old 11-03-2010, 05:33 PM   #171
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McCluster has done a good job of many different things. He isn't just a WR. He isn't just a RB. He isn't just a returner. The reality is that he is a well rounded player. The Chiefs offense missed him last week.
You don't use early second round picks to draft "Weapons"
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Old 11-03-2010, 05:34 PM   #172
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All I know is Mike Williams, drafted in the fourth round by the Buccaneers, looks like a legit #1 wide receiver in the NFL.

McCluster is a gimmick. And that's all he'll ever be in his career.
It is to be seen yet, but either way hes making plays. Whether its throw the air, on the ground, or through the return game.. he will be giving your team and all teams fits for many years to come.
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Old 11-03-2010, 05:34 PM   #173
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All I know is Mike Williams, drafted in the fourth round by the Buccaneers, looks like a legit #1 wide receiver in the NFL.

McCluster is a gimmick. And that's all he'll ever be in his career.
Yep. Mike Williams was a great pick. Much better pick than that DHB pick. Too bad the Raiders didn't pick him up, huh?
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Old 11-03-2010, 05:35 PM   #174
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You don't use early second round picks to draft "Weapons"
WTF?

You're right. You use early round picks to draft duds, huh? You would know all too well.
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Old 11-03-2010, 05:36 PM   #175
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You don't use early second round picks to draft "Weapons"
So you don't draft RB's or WR's in the second round? I would assume that means you don't draft them in the first either? Because those positions are "weapons"
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Old 11-03-2010, 05:37 PM   #176
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You don't use early second round picks to draft "Weapons"
That is left for first round reaches on WR's isn't it?
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Old 11-03-2010, 05:39 PM   #177
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You don't use early second round picks to draft "Weapons"
No, the "Raiders" don't use early second round picks to draft weapons.

Wes Welker was traded for with a second round pick. Deven Hester was drafted with a second round pick.
McCluster is a bit of both.... and add in an elusive running back as well.


Again, the Chiefs offense missed him last week. I hope that you get to watch him first hand. Not just because of what he does with the ball in his hands.... but the pressure he takes off the guys around him because the opponent has to account for him.
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Old 11-03-2010, 05:39 PM   #178
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Hopefully my postings have educated you guys today.

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Old 11-03-2010, 05:40 PM   #179
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I don't know why people are even taking the bait.

They are 4-4. That's right. 4-4. A team we should beat. They got all big headed when they beat the mighty Donkeys and invincible Seahawks.

just let them enjoy their "success."
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I heard Chuck Norris would be presenting Nnamdi. Not sure yet.

I presume that Chuck Norris is busy negotiating a guarantee for his own safety?
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