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View Poll Results: Which Chiefs QB was/is Your Least Favorite?!?!
Alex Smith 2 1.10%
Matt Cassel 105 58.01%
Tyler Thigpen 2 1.10%
Damon Huard 5 2.76%
Trent Green 1 0.55%
Brodie Croyle 9 4.97%
Rich Gannon 3 1.66%
Elvis Grbac 26 14.36%
Steve Bono 12 6.63%
Joe Montana 1 0.55%
Dave Krieg 0 0%
Steve Deberg 0 0%
Todd Blackledge 13 7.18%
Bill Kenney 2 1.10%
Len Dawson 0 0%
Mike Livingston 0 0%
Steve Fuller 0 0%
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Old 05-28-2016, 07:49 AM  
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Which Chiefs QB do You Dislike the Most???!?!
I was at work last night, thinking about how frustrating the Cassel era was and thought to myself, "man, I doubt there has ever been a QB that has started a substantial amount of games for the Chiefs that was despised as much as Matty Melt Cassel.

Then I started to think about it.

We've had to put up with some frustrating, unlikable QB's. I wonder how I would have felt about Todd Blackledge if I were a decade and a half older than I am... I wonder if my disdain for Elvis Grbac would be more prominent, if I weren't an early teenager while he took the reigns.
I figured it'd be interesting to see who is the most despised QB in the history
of the Chiefs, poll-style. I will only include QB's who have started 10+ games for the teams.

I am the most interested in seeing how the old-timers respond to this.
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Old 05-30-2016, 12:23 AM   #136
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How in the world can anybody dislike Gannon ? All he did was do his job and win here.
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Old 05-30-2016, 12:24 AM   #137
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Damn, what a depressing list.
I agree except for Gannon.
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Old 05-30-2016, 12:25 AM   #138
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Gannon averaged less than 200 yards per game and threw 7 TDs.

The defense got them to playoffs.

Rich Gannon just didn't lose games.

He was Alex Smith.
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Old 05-30-2016, 07:33 AM   #139
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Stephone Paige.
Page had 528 yards in 1983 compared to Carson's 1,300 +
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Actually, if Steve Fuller hadn't sucked so much, the Chiefs would never have drafted Blackledge.

Kenney was a stopgap, picked up off the scrapheap.

He lasted as long as he did because Blackledge was a bust.
Pretty good "stopgap" though. He was eventually beat up by poor o line play. In 1983, however, Kenny was fun to watch.
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Oh how I liked watching DeBerg run play action. The camera people have a heck of a time with him, lol.
He was great with boot leg plays. I recall camera operators getting totally faked out by DeBerg's play action disguises. For years after his playing days, DeBerg was a QB consultant. Perhaps he still is, I don't know.
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Perhaps more specifically the problem is with the ownership. Management teams have come and gone since the Blackledge era but the Chiefs organization still haven't drafted a QB in the 1st. To say that Dorsey and Reid will draft a player in the first is speculation.

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I don't believe the failure of Blackledge is the reason that the Chiefs haven't drafted a first round QB since.

I believe that the blame for that is on Carl.

He was the man responsible for most of those draft years, and he believed that a veteran QB, the right veteran QB, was a better option than drafting and developing one.

After Carl, Pioli wasn't going to draft anyone to compete with Cassel.

Now, with Dorsey and Reid, there hasn't been that guy that they felt confident with.
I believe if the right guy comes along, they'll make that investment.
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He was injured in 1984. The O line in those years sucked. Kenny was a mobile QB who was able to complete bombs despite being often forced from the pocket.

Perhaps I should have said that Carson was GREAT in 1983. No other WRs on the team came close to his stats in 1983.

Despite the death of Delaney, Kenny still had to make the completions which he excelled at in 1983.

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God, you guy's grasp of history is galling. The only reason Kenney was in a pro bowl is because three or four other QBs picked ahead of him declined to go that year for injury or whatever. The only reason he had "pro bowl" stats is because Joe Delaney drowned the year before, so they threw the ball 40 or 50 times a game. Carlos Carson was not his "Only Good Receiver." He had Henry Marshall, Stephone Paige, Walter White, all great receivers. He's the Chiefs all time leader in being sacked. Check out his stats in his only playoff game against the Jets. He threw for under 150 yards. Pathetic. And if he didn't suck so much, we wouldn't have drafted Sackledge. He was a pariah on this organization. Feh. I spit in his general direction.
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Why doesn't anyone ever talk about Gannon's 1998 season with the Chiefs?
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Matt once made a very nice play in Seattle where he spun away from a pass rusher and hit Bowe off his back foot for a first down.

One of the best plays Matt has ever made.
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Rich Gannon is the biggest ****ing myth in Chiefs history.
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The only QB I hated was Grbac. Lots of guys have sucked. Grbac sucked as much as anyone for a couple of years. Then he finally has a good season, and the mother****er bails as a free agent. **** Grbac!
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The only QB I hated was Grbac. Lots of guys have sucked. Grbac sucked as much as anyone for a couple of years. Then he finally has a good season, and the mother****er bails as a free agent. **** Grbac!
That was my thinking as well.
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The only QB I hated was Grbac. Lots of guys have sucked. Grbac sucked as much as anyone for a couple of years. Then he finally has a good season, and the mother****er bails as a free agent. **** Grbac!
Chiefs released Grbac because he was due a 10 million dollar bonus and Vermeil wanted Trent Green.
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Rich Gannon is Quarterbacks are the biggest ****ing myth in Chiefs history.
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Chiefs released Grbac because he was due a 10 million dollar bonus and Vermeil wanted Trent Green.
No. Grbac screwed the team and forced his way out. Vermeil claimed to be irritated by it.

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