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[FlaChief58]

SI picked our Chiefs to be superbowl contenders in 2012

http://bleacherreport.com/tb/d7PM1?u...as-city-chiefs

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Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts

There's only one thing left to do. Win the whole. ****in. Thing.

Now we just need a life size print out of a chick within the organization to undress, otherwise, how are we gonna motivate them?

[Demonpenz]

same rag that picked Elvis Grbac as the sexiest man alive?

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Originally Posted by chiefsfootballfan

The Packers used a "bend don't break/prevent defense" which is the same defense the Chiefs use -- the 34 defense. When they got beat by the Chiefs last season, it happened because the Chiefs didn't make mistakes.

JFC. No, the Packers do not. Do you know anything about football? You realize that the 3-4 isn't a bend/prevent scheme? The Packers actually run a fire-zone based, blitz oriented 3-4 with their 2-3-6 package as their most often used package. They don't try to play bend/break, it was a byproduct of how poor they were defensively last year. Watch that defense play on in 2010 and you'll be shocked. They also use a 1-gapping NT.

The 3-4 is not a bend/prevent scheme, you ****ing idiot.

[Lex Luthor]

Cassel doesn't have to be Aaron Rodgers or Drew Brees for the Chiefs to be contenders. All he has to do is be the Matt Cassel of 2010. If he throws 27 TD passes with only 7 interceptions, the Chiefs are a shoo-in for the playoffs, and they'll win the AFC West.

I know that's a bitter pill for the majority of Chiefsplanet football "experts" to swallow, but it's a fact.

[-King-]

Originally Posted by chiefsfootballfan

Kyle Orton is notorious for turning the ball over in the red zone. That's an important note when talking about Orton.

This team concept is built on "not beating ourselves with mistakes" using systems that compliment this concept.

The Packers used a "bend don't break/prevent defense" which is the same defense the Chiefs use -- the 34 defense. When they got beat by the Chiefs last season, it happened because the Chiefs didn't make mistakes.

Orton led the team to a "mistake free" win that day. The defense played very well too, but they did not outscore the packers. The Chiefs defense did not score points during that game.

Dwayne Bowe caught 4 passes for 49 yards during Orton's 300 passing day.

Where's that list of Bowe's crucial dropped passes?
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[Okie_Apparition]

A dropped onside kick is worth 5 crucial dropped passes/...

Just as I susspected all along
Peyton Manning came to the AFC West for the importing

[milkman]

Originally Posted by Chief Roundup

That was meant for some of the old timers like me. The ones that can remember SI picking us several times in the 90's and then again a couple of times under DV.
At one point getting picked by SI was like making the Madden cover.

No pass rush. You need to think again. Hali and Houston will provide us with pass rush.
I doubt that we will truely contend for the SB but nobody would of thought the 49ers would of made it to the NFC Championship game last year either. They would of defeated the NYG if it weren't for 2 fluke special team fumbles.

The 9ers lost that NFC Championship game because Alex Smith was 1 for 13 in third down situations.

Originally Posted by Brainiac

Cassel doesn't have to be Aaron Rodgers or Drew Brees for the Chiefs to be contenders. All he has to do is be the Matt Cassel of 2010. If he throws 27 TD passes with only 7 interceptions, the Chiefs are a shoo-in for the playoffs, and they'll win the AFC West.

I know that's a bitter pill for the majority of Chiefsplanet football "experts" to swallow, but it's a fact.

That 27-7 stat is the most overrrated stat in ****ing history.

Matt Cassel was a mediocre QB then, and he's a mediocre QB now.

[BossChief]

Matt Cassel? No
Ricky Stanzi? Porbably not
Brady Quinn? Haha, no

[whoman69]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Matt Cassel? No
Ricky Stanzi? Porbably not
Brady Quinn? Haha, no

So you're saying we should go with Stanzi?

[LVNHACK]

Originally Posted by -King-

Where's that list of Bowe's crucial dropped passes?
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He's digging it out of his ass like most of his takes....

[beach tribe]

Originally Posted by LVNHACK

He's digging it out of his ass like ALL of his takes....

FYP

[milkman]

Originally Posted by LVNHACK

He's digging it out of his ass like most of his takes....

I'm assuming, like a lot of people, he blames the drop by Bowe against Indy in '10 for that loss.

There was another drop, last year, by Bowe on a slightly tipped pass.

I can't remember the opponent.

There was also a critical drop on a third down play in a loss to Oakland that would have resulted in a first down late in the game that would have sealed a win.

[beach tribe]

Originally Posted by Dave

Rarely has there been stupid at the level of 'chiefsfan'

Only from knowmo.

And a few times from Clayton.

[beach tribe]

Originally Posted by milkman

I'm assuming, like a lot of people, he blames the drop by Bowe against Indy in '10 for that loss.

There was another drop, last year, by Bowe on a slightly tipped pass.

I can't remember the opponent.

There was also a critical drop on a third down play in a loss to Oakland that would have resulted in a first down late in the game that would have sealed a win.

Yep. And that's it

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