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Old 10-29-2014, 11:39 AM  
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2014 Bowe's best year?

Interesting article on Bowe in Arrowhead Pride (by MNChiefsFan) that looks at Bowe's "efficiency" thus far in 2014. It's a fairly lengthy article so I'll only post the thesis and leave you with a link:

"Somehow, very quietly, Bowe is starting to piece together his most efficient season as a pro.

Let me give you a couple of minutes to stop laughing and making fun of me.

(waits)

You good? Great. I suppose what got you laughing was the idea that Bowe is somehow better this season than he was in 2010 or 2011 (his most productive seasons by yards and touchdowns) is pretty ridiculous. Which is why I'm not here to argue as to whether Bowe is going to post better overall stats than he did those years.

This is where the word "efficiency" becomes important. Because so far this season, Bowe has been highly efficient with the targets he's received."


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http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2014/1...as-city-chiefs
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Old 10-29-2014, 02:43 PM   #46
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just for kicks... where would you rank Denver's offensive supporting cast in the League?

... and then, rank KC's...

Yeah....and Peyton Manning is light years ahead of Alex Smith. Your point?
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Old 10-29-2014, 02:45 PM   #47
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I couldn't believe KC didn't grab Cody Latimer but so glad they didn't. Not sure what the aversion to drafting wr is there...
Because they traded that draft pick for Alex Smith.
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Old 10-29-2014, 02:45 PM   #48
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just for kicks... where would you rank Denver's offensive supporting cast in the League?

... and then, rank KC's...

I'm not gonna get into that, I'm a visitor here that understands manners. But I'll say this: **** the RAIDERS...
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Old 10-29-2014, 02:46 PM   #49
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Because they traded that draft pick for Alex Smith.
Ouch. But it got them a viable qb...
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Old 10-29-2014, 02:55 PM   #51
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I'm not gonna get into that, I'm a visitor here that understands manners. But I'll say this: **** the RAIDERS...
Your answer, as is, is telling.. and definitely does suffice, lol.
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Your answer, as is, is telling.. and definitely does suffice, lol.
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Old 10-29-2014, 08:01 PM   #53
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"Target" just means he was the intended receiver, right? It could have been a really shitty throw. So the better 'efficiency' could just be that the throws are better this year than in 2010, I'd assume.

Kind of seems like a worthless stat. If they could tell me that he's had X amount of catchable passes thrown to him and he's caught X many, then I guess that would be useful.
Eeeeeeexactly.

I would imagine any receiver being targeted by Alex Smith is going to have a better rate of success than one targeted by Cassel who forced a large chunk of those throws.
Where as Smith will only throw it if you are open.
I think Bowe is an elite talent, but his lack of targets is directly correlated to the amount of trust the coach and QB have in him.
Although this lack of trust may be an error in judgement, you cannot deny that Bowe has contributed to it with some of his drops.
Though few in number they have been pretty memorable, given how wide open with nothing but green in front of him he was, and the fact that they were total drive enders.

I predicted before the season began that DBowe was going to have the best year of his career.
As soon as they start making him a focal point in the passing game, I will say that prediction still has a chance to play out.

If Andy wants Smith to have more games like he did against Indy in the POs,
he needs to start making Bowe the primary receiver.
Preferably off of Play action while Charles and The River Knile are putting clown shoes on the D.
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Because they traded that draft pick for Alex Smith.
Mind Blowing that people still think that was bad deal.
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Where as Smith will only throw it if you are open.
Smith doesn't recognize "NFL open."

He prefers "D-II College open."
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