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Old 06-13-2014, 01:01 PM  
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Chiefs released CB Brandon Flowers.
Flowers' performance and usefulness in Kansas City slipped dramatically under new DC Bob Sutton last season, as a press-man scheme was installed in the secondary and Flowers failed to find a fit. He wound up mostly at slot corner, and was beaten relentlessly. The Chiefs were trying to trade Flowers, but found no takers for his contract. Flowers had some of the best years of his career under now-Texans DC Romeo Crennel, and cornerback depth is needed in Houston. We wouldn't be surprised to see them reunite. Flowers turned 28 in February.
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Chargers agreed to terms with CB Brandon Flowers on a one-year contract.
The deal is worth "up to" $5 million and contains $3 million in total guarantees. Despite an anemic 2013 season as a misfit in Bob Sutton's press-man scheme, Flowers found a full bushel of suitors after the Chiefs released him 11 days ago. He lands in a spot where he can immediately rehab his value as a starting corner and then hit the open market again at age 29. Flowers put plenty of really good tape together from 2008-12, and will add borderline Pro Bowl shadow ability to a pass defense that ranked 29th in the league last year. With first-round corner Jason Verrett also added to incumbents Shareece Wright and Richard Marshall, this won't be quite the unit to pick on that it was last season.
He's a Charger now.
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Old 03-08-2015, 02:52 PM   #1051
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Flowers was a guy I would have loved to have kept in KC, but at a more cost effective price tag. I love his style of play...but it was time for him to go and both Fleming and Gaines both showed they have a place on this team.
The way you feel about Flowers is the way you should feel about Hali.
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Old 03-08-2015, 02:57 PM   #1052
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The way you feel about Flowers is the way you should feel about Hali.
That is how I feel about Hali.

I'd love to keep him for a 3yr deal that averages between 4-5m per and have no interest in keeping him at 12m.

Flowers was great in the locker room, too. Same as Hali.
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Old 03-08-2015, 03:40 PM   #1053
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Eat a pound of thermite and swallow a road flare, you worthless ****.

Flowers' play last year established that he was still a good player. It would have helped the Chiefs significantly to have a player of his caliber around instead of a bunch of suckass FAs who contributed nothing.
It is funny to me how media outlets and people on this site state that Flowers wasn't a good fit for Sutton's defense, which played much more zone this year (not unlike San Diego).
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Old 03-08-2015, 03:42 PM   #1054
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How would having Flowers have helped "significantly" last year?

Would we have improved from the #1 pass defense to #0.5 defense or something?
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Old 03-08-2015, 03:46 PM   #1055
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How would having Flowers have helped "significantly" last year?

Would we have improved from the #1 pass defense to #0.5 defense or something?
I don't know if he would have helped significantly or not. Most likely, no. I don't disagree with the cut either (in regards to saving money and getting younger players snaps).

It's just irritating when people say Flowers sucks or isn't a fit for this defense because it isn't true.
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I don't know if he would have helped significantly or not. Most likely, no. I don't disagree with the cut either (in regards to saving money and getting younger players snaps).

It's just irritating when people say Flowers sucks or isn't a fit for this defense because it isn't true.
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Yeah the Chiefs really missed Flowers last year. Get ****ing real people you are equal to the 9-11 truthers on the Ron Paul board.
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No one really needed to pass on KC when the running defense was allowing the likes of Kerwin Williams to get 100+ yards.
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How would having Flowers have helped "significantly" last year?

Would we have improved from the #1 pass defense to #0.5 defense or something?



This.


Our defense played great last year, and this is coming from a guy that wanted Sutton to be drawn and quartered after the playoff meltdown.
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How would having Flowers have helped "significantly" last year?

Would we have improved from the #1 pass defense to #0.5 defense or something?
We had the #2 passing defense last season, FYI.
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Old 03-08-2015, 04:36 PM   #1061
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No one really needed to pass on KC when the running defense was allowing the likes of Kerwin Williams to get 100+ yards.
They ranked high in YPA as well so no. Stop looking foolish.
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Eat a pound of thermite and swallow a road flare, you worthless ****.

Flowers' play last year established that he was still a good player. It would have helped the Chiefs significantly to have a player of his caliber around instead of a bunch of suckass FAs who contributed nothing.


This. Flowers was a better than average Corner for us for a lot of years.

But it's okay; this Maclin move screams "franchise O-line, here we come"!

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Sean Smith more than made up for the fragile midgets departure

Sean Smyth is a flash in the pan who will begin his Suck Train this season.

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