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Originally Posted by milkman
How many ****ing times do I have to tell you this isn't about Sorenesen v. Bronson.
Let me say it slow.
I
don't
give
a
rat's
ass
about
Bronson.
This is about the stupid shit your useless dumb ass spews, dipshit.
And your shit about preseason and rookies is still shit.
If these preseason games were as meaningless as you try to spin it, then there would be no ****ing preseason games.
And Knile Davis ain't all that, either.
He isn't nearly as good as some , like your dumb ass, want to believe.
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You've been going on a tirade about "consistency." I said that Coleman was brought in to start in a Demps role, Sorenson was kept to back up and develop. You've yet to come up with anything resembling rebuttal for that except some dumb argument about... well, if Berry gets hurt which even that doesn't make sense.
Your other comment about consistency was that I should apparently be criticizing keeping Sorenson because it shows the Chiefs ignored the Safety position. That has nothing to ****ing to do with whether Sorenson should have gotten a roster spot. Complete red herring. As I've said repeatedly, Sorenson made the roster because they picked one shitty player over another shitty player. Period.
I didn't say Knile Davis was great. Just that he improved dramatically from last year where he was hot garbage in the preseason. Poe. Kelce. Albert. All garbage their first preseasons. The list goes on and on. It has gotten harder since the new CBA which doesn't allow rookies nearly as much practice time as 5 years ago. The leap to the NFL means learning a new playbook and adjusting to a totally different speed. A rookie can improve just by learning that playbook and getting used to the NFL. A second year player can't use that excuse anymore. So yes, it is idiotic to judge a rookie purely on immediate product and not based on potential. I am guessing the Chiefs have a lot of college film, endless scouting reports, and coaches who have watched him many, many times in practice before they made that decision. Again, it's not like they kept him and scrapped someone good.