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Old 12-19-2013, 11:51 PM  
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M'Fing Bump 3-18-19: Chiefs have interest in Jordy

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Old 12-20-2013, 07:25 PM   #61
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Are there seriously people who would rather have Maclin than Nelson on this team?



Good lord.

I'm curious how many of them are MU fans. Jordy is the easy pick.
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Old 12-20-2013, 07:27 PM   #62
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I think Maclin will look at KC as a great fit. He already knows the O so obviously he can step in and contribute right away. He knows Andy, and it seems just about every former player of Andy loves him.
Even guys that played against him love him. Andy Reid is awesome.
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Old 12-20-2013, 07:32 PM   #63
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I'm curious how many of them are MU fans. Jordy is the easy pick.
I like Maclin as well, but if it comes down to between Maclin and Nelson, you take Nelson and don't bat an eye.

Either of these guys would be a massive upgrade to the position, though (provided Maclin can return to 90% of his former self, of course).
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Old 12-20-2013, 07:34 PM   #64
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Do you think he's got a chance to be an elite WR in the NFL? I don't get to watch a lot of Mizzou football.
He's the most physically gifted player I have ever seen put on a uniform in any Missouri sport.

If he gets a good WR coach his floor should be AJ Green with Calvin Johnson upside.
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Old 12-20-2013, 08:01 PM   #65
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I'd take Maclin or Nelson. Very good WRs. I think they'd fit in here nicely. Both played college nearby. Speaking of WRs who played nearby, what happened to Dezmon Briscoe? I figured he'd turn out to be a pretty good NFL receiver.
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I'd take Maclin or Nelson. Very good WRs. I think they'd fit in here nicely. Both played college nearby. Speaking of WRs who played nearby, what happened to Dezmon Briscoe? I figured he'd turn out to be a pretty good NFL receiver.
Last I heard he was with the Falcons, but that was a season or two ago.
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Old 12-20-2013, 08:04 PM   #67
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Last I heard he was with the Falcons, but that was a season or two ago.
Oh, I thought he was with the Redskins, but that was a while ago and he wasn't around when the Chiefs played them.
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Oh, I thought he was with the Redskins, but that was a while ago and he wasn't around when the Chiefs played them.
Nope, you were right. A quick wiki search says he got hurt in the last preseason game for the Redskins and was put on IR.
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I'd take Maclin or Nelson. Very good WRs. I think they'd fit in here nicely. Both played college nearby. Speaking of WRs who played nearby, what happened to Dezmon Briscoe? I figured he'd turn out to be a pretty good NFL receiver.
Briscoe is still just 24. Had a good year in 2011. He should get another shot.
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Maclin vs. Jordy?


How is this even a discussion?
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Maclin vs. Jordy?


How is this even a discussion?
Because one of them is a realistic option and the other isn't...
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Because one of them is a realistic option and the other isn't...
Very true.
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