Played his best the last two years?

Apparently his 2010 year wasn't his best year. :rolleyes:

He's never been arrested to my knowledge, let alone convicted of anything.

He's put up with bad QB play for his entire career and still been productive.

Baggage? That's ridiculous.

Ditch this malcontent and locker room cancer

:D

Actually he's not even loud. He may have had a bit of a tendency, in the beginning, toward future diva-ness, but Haley washed that off of him and made him a solid player. So what if he on occasion points at his jersey number? Tha's not a "baggage." this man is one of the few in this past miserable season who fought hard in every game. People forget how not having a real QB has kept D-Bowe down. A WR with a "baggage" would have complained about that many times. I LOVE that we have him and deeply HOPE the FO is wise enough to keep him.

I think the author is scared of D-Bowe's "package" and just misspelled it.

Id rather more lowkeys guys like Sean LaChappel and Mark Boerichter.


Chiefs fanbase

This this this.

There are only two negatives to his game:

1) Lacking top end speed.

2) Gets nervous and when the game is on the line and drops the "big" catch. Drops happen. No WR is perfect. Bowe has a very bad habit of dropping balls that could change the outcome of the game.

Im not reading this ****ing bullshit.

If he were a white guy he would be a model citizen.

LMAO


1000 posts? 2000 posts?

More uneducated tripe from so-called insiders.

Must be the offseason.

LOL what baggage does Dwayne Bowe have exactly?

I get sick n tired of hearing this to be honest...

I agree with everyone else. Everything about that article is incorrect. Hopefully the article scares off some teams that don't do research.

Bowe didn't have up and down weight.

He played fine at 220, but Todd Haley wanted him lighter. It didn't make any real difference except that he took a shortcut and got suspended. Saying his weight was up and down is a lie.

Also "he played his best the last two years"

:facepalm:

It's hard to take someone seriously when all of his facts are wrong.