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It's why "value" when talking about quarterbacks is total bullshit. Reid had McNabb, Kolb AND Vick. You can't tell me that getting Geno and Alex Smith is much different than that combined investment. |
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There would be people cheering the result if we traded Albert for a first rounder and took Joeckel and Warmack with our two first rounders.
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You knew what I was saying. You just didn't want to hear that so you twisted it to suit yourself. Dumbass |
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No, no, no, no, no. Do you REALLY believe that Ted Thompson would have taken Aaron Rodgers #1 overall? Have you been paying any attention? |
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I agree that Andy is in full "win-now" mode. That is the premise behind the whole OP. After the top three or four QBs in this draft, you are looking at Stanzi like ability. Do you really think Reid would the fate of the franchise in the hands of a Dick Stanzi should ASmith get hurt? Hate to break it to you, but Scooter Peehole is out of here. There is a real Coach and GM running the show now. |
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what stuns me, is that there are people here it seems that would take Geno Smith first, if he was in last years draft. He is being considered for the first pick in the draft, because there are no qbs in free agency, and the draft is littered with question marks. Im not sure if Geno Smith goes in the top 15 picks of the draft if he was in last years draft.....
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Neither Flynn or Wilson cost 9 million nor did they cost a 1st and a 2cd in the same draft. |
Dude...tannehill?
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NO QUESTION. If we re-draft 2011, does Kaepernick go first overall? What are the top three picks of 2012, if we re-draft it today? |
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If we lose Albert and come out of the first round with Joeckel and Warmack, we essentially used the first overall pick on a guard. |
If they could trade Albert for that second round pick and maybe an additional third, fine. Take Joeckel or Fisher and take a developmental QB in the 2nd.
I don't think they'll do that, seems they think they can win now. I don't know how excited they would be about trotting a rookie LT out there if that were the case. |
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Secondly, Harbaugh was hired during the lockout. He had no time with Smith, no minicamps, no personal time, nothing. They drafted Kap in the second round, not the first, and he was a developmental project. Furthermore, Kap is a dual-threat QB that can throw a 50 TD or run at TD from the 50 yard line, something he did more than once. Since he showed he was ready to become the starter after Smith went out with a concussion, who in their right mind would yank Kap for Smith, other than Marty Schottenheimer? |
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There's no way that Reid and Dorsey would trade Albert for a first, then draft Yokel and Warmack. You continue to create these scenarios that will NEVER happen, yet expect people not to call you out. WTF? How about this: The Chiefs trade Alex Smith, Brandon Albert and every draft choice for Joe Flacco? Sound like a good idea? LMAO |
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**** it; trade everyone of value and draft an entire new line! God DAMN that's some Chiefs "thinking" right there. True Fans are a goddamned abboration of God, Nature, and Science, all rolled in to a big ball of goose shit.
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With Joe Thomas and Will Shields, there's always hope that a real Franchise QB will be acquired. The protection will be solid. With Chad Pennington, a franchise could spend the better part of a decade watching elite and near elite players come and go, as Pennington continues to offer false hope to the front office, ownership and most importantly, fans. |
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Lets hope we don't make that mistake with Alex Smith. |
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rg3, russell wilson to cleveland. no question |
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Can you come up with anymore crazy scenarios for me to approve or disapprove? Maybe the Chiefs take Lennay Kukua at #1 and Manti Te'o in the third? |
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I completely disagree. If all the players in this class aren't worth the top pick, you pick the best quarterback you can and utilize your quarterback developing talents to the best of their abilities. Pennington would be the best quarterback we've had in some time. |
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Are you being serious when you ask? |
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We know what each player became: One, a Hall of Famer. The other, an often injured QB that never won shit for two teams. I can't believe that you'd rather be teased for the better part of a decade than have a spectacular player in place for more than a decade. Your train of thought is absolutely baffling. |
I'll take the HOF guard and keep looking for a QB.
Christ man, I get how the franchise is/has been with QB's. They'd get a guy and stop looking. These guys aren't going to settle with Alex Smith if he doesn't prove something first. |
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Also, I hope you die of AIDS. |
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Keep looking for the QB, even if the options are expensive and negligible. If/when you find one, your team will actually win meaningful games. The HOF guard won't get you shit. |
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You can have both. |
HOF LT + HOF guard = at least one playoff win, right?
I hope Goodell bans the offensive line from football. Give QBs 3 seconds after the snap then let pass rushers go after him. At least Chiefs fans would then be forced to stop being so ****ing reeruned about the goddamn offensive line. |
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IF THE HOF GUARD HAS A QB. |
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Logic BOMB |
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FFS we have seen a team with an offensive line with three hall of farmers on it miss the playoffs. When will this team and its fans learn? |
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Dane...
Would you draft Chance Warmack over Matt Barkley? I need a laugh...just go all the way and say it. No more beating around the bush. |
Look at the win loss record of the teams that have drafted offensive linemen in the top 5 over the last 10 years or so.
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JFC dude, they aren't taking a G at 1. Move on.
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Pennington actually won playoff games. He was a better version of Alex Smith.
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Trent Dilfer won it all with a 76.6 rating. I wouldn't take him over Shields either. |
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If he didnt have all the shoulder trouble, who knows where his career goes. That guy was a gamer. |
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My point still stands. Don't ****ing waste time or effort trying to find a HOF guard. If you're thinking about spending the resources on a great guard prospect or drafting an average QB prospect, take the QB. Every ****ing time. |
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"Trust the process"
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You put Pennington on this team and we win 6-8 more games...you put Will Shields on this team and we win 0-2 more games. |
New Plan: a new Geno thread EVERY DAY until mass-seppeku is achieved.
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What did Pennington every win? |
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Will Shields was drafted in 1993, the same year that the Chiefs traded for Joe Montana. |
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Poop bomb. |
Everyone clamoring for a guard is just being silly. Absolutely silly.
If you want a badass guard so badly, then go out and sign Andy Levitre, who is one of the best in the business and an unrestricted free agent. God dang it, people. There's a reason David DeCastro, the "best guard prospect in a decade" fell to 24. In fact, the highest drafted interior linemen the past few years have both been taken by the Steelers, who were completely solid at virtually every other starting position but offensive line. (Pouncey was the other one, for those keeping score at home). |
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And when the Chiefs finally pass on Geno, there is plenty of ammo in which to embarrass you further. As if using a 2nd on Stanzi isn't enough. |
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He didn't even play his first two seasons in the league. |
Shit, or get off the pot.
I'm not the one embarrassing himself here. |
The Chiefs are taking a QB at one.
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He played for two different franchises and while he was a "good guy", he was nothing more than a tease. I sincerely hope that Andy Reid and John Dorsey avoid "teasing" Chiefs fans for the next 7 years. |
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You're the person that said just last month that you'd spend a 2nd round pick on Stanzi. You're freaking delusional. Or you're incapable of rational thought. Either way, you're embarrassing yourself. Please stop. |
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Why are you scared to answer the question? Barkley -or- Warmack ? |
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There is a reason you won't answer and you know what it is... |
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I can't believe that you caught the "wait till there is a perfect prospect" disease. |
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I've seen Barkley and while his 2011 season was stellar, his 2012 was not. The guy is coming off of a major shoulder injury and won't throw in front of scouts for more than three weeks. Why in the **** would you hedge your best on that guy? He had questionable arm strength before the injury. |
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Tennesse - Vince Young Arizona - Matt Leinart Denver - Jay Cutler 1 Post Season win among them 2007 Jamarcus Russell Brady Quinn No Post Season wins 2008 Matt Ryan Joe Flacco 10 Post Season wins/2 Post Season winners 2009 Matt Stafford Mark Sanchez Josh Freeman 4 Post Season wins/1 Post Season winner 2010 Sam Bradford Tim Tebow No Post Season Wins 2011 Cam Newton Jake Locker Blaine Gabbert Christian Ponder No Post Season wins 2012 Andrew Luck Robert Griffin Ryan Tannehill Brandon Weeden No Post Season wins 4 of 21 Quarterbacks chosen in the first round over the last 6 seasons have post season wins. Quarterbacks with the most post season wins: Tom Brady - 6th round Joe Montana - 3rd round Terry Bradshaw - 1st round John Elway - 1st round Brett Favre - 2nd round Troy Aikman - 1st round Roger Staubach - 10th round Ben Roethlisberger - 1st round Bart Starr - 17th round Kurt Warner - not drafted Joe Flacco - 1st round 5 of 11 Qbs with the most playoff wins were chosen in the first round. If we go to Superbowl victories, the odds are even worse for the first round QBs. While I understand the position is flashy, it is not the only position on the field. Hopefully Andy Reid and the Chiefs see the same thing. |
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