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Old 06-27-2016, 10:29 PM  
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Good read on Maclin and his impact on the other WRs
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I enjoy Paylors articles. He does a nice job and actually understands the game.

I'm sure it won't be long till he moves on to a larger market or opportunity in general.
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Old 06-28-2016, 01:52 PM   #46
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Still have no idea why we weren't throwing fades to Conley. Elite speed, elite vertical and above average size.

We saw him show that ability when he scored a TD in the Houston playoff game.
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Old 06-28-2016, 03:13 PM   #47
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This is good to hear. That's why it is good to have veteran leaders on your team. Whoever said last year that the Maclin signing was a bad thing is an idiot.
Of course, it wasn't just one guy, but they did exhibit some commonalities.
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Old 06-28-2016, 03:19 PM   #48
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A typical offseason day for Maclin, Conley and Wilson started about 9 a.m. at the training facility. They ate breakfast, got in the weight room, then ran on the field. Then they’d go in the film room or practice footwork.

“I think it’s my job to help them, and to help them understand that ‘Hey, these are the things I do to get myself ready,’ ” said Maclin, who caught 87 passes for 1,088 yards and eight touchdowns in 2015, his first year in Kansas City. “I’m not necessarily saying this is what you have to do, but you can take bits and pieces and physically get yourself ready.”

And the first thing Maclin wanted them to see is how to work smarter in the offseason, not necessarily harder.
Nice!!

I wonder if Maclin can teach Wilson how to judge the ball and anticipate a diving/leaping catch?

I'm still not sure Wilson is durable enough to survive inside, he had to start avoiding contact to stay healthy on the outside.

I have always had high hopes for Conley.

I still would have picked Lockett but still love the Conley.
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Old 06-28-2016, 03:20 PM   #49
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Still have no idea why we weren't throwing fades to Conley. Elite speed, elite vertical and above average size.

We saw him show that ability when he scored a TD in the Houston playoff game.
Fades are not really part of Reid's offense and Smith doesn't like throwing those type passing to a receiver he doesn't trust yet.
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Old 06-28-2016, 05:25 PM   #50
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Old 06-29-2016, 09:35 AM   #51
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Maclin might be the best FA we've ever signed.

Priest was great, but he had one of the best OL's ever with an elite blocking TE and FB to help him. Maclin is a badass who had no real #2 and turned the entire passing offense around.
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I love Maclin, but let's pump the brakes a little on best FA signing for a few years...

Hasty
Kennison
Holmes
Alexander
Allen


That's just a few names off the top of my head that, at this moment in time, produced more in their Chiefs careers as FA signings.

Maclin may end up being the best, but it's gonna take some time and some fireworks.
If the work that Maclin is putting in with Conley and/or Wilson pays off, then he becomes the second best free agent ever signed by the Chiefs.

Lenny Dawson is, and almost certainly always will be, the best.
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If the work that Maclin is putting in with Conley and/or Wilson pays off, then he becomes the second best free agent ever signed by the Chiefs.

Lenny Dawson is, and almost certainly always will be, the best.
Sure. If.
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Good read, I'm pretty excited about the upcoming season. Hopefully I'm not let down
Only injuries will let us down this year. Let's hope they are minimal.
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Still have no idea why we weren't throwing fades to Conley. Elite speed, elite vertical and above average size.

We saw him show that ability when he scored a TD in the Houston playoff game.
Mitch Schwartz and hopefully improvement from the young guns on the interior of the line could make that a possibility. That's not exactly a strength of Smith who has a tendency to take the "safe" underneath route anyway. With more time, I could see more post routes with YAC yards being a strength of Conley.
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If the work that Maclin is putting in with Conley and/or Wilson pays off, then he becomes the second best free agent ever signed by the Chiefs.

Lenny Dawson is, and almost certainly always will be, the best.
I realize Willie Roaf was a trade, rather than a free agent. However, I'd rank him as a top 10 acquisition as well. It's unreal to think that we had both Roaf and Shields on the left side with Jason Dunn and Tony Richardson opening up huge lanes as well. Just imagine the stats Charles would have put up with that kind of run support.
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I don't think wilson will ever get it. Conley on the other hand.. he may be the most athletic Wide reciever on the squad, if he gets it.. oh boy.. three headed monster with Kelce, Maclin and Con. Also, add in the fact DAT is just explosive no matter where he is on the field and Charles.. Andy reaaallly needs to push the offense.. turnovers be damned.
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I don't think wilson will ever get it. Conley on the other hand.. he may be the most athletic Wide reciever on the squad, if he gets it.. oh boy.. three headed monster with Kelce, Maclin and Con. Also, add in the fact DAT is just explosive no matter where he is on the field and Charles.. Andy reaaallly needs to push the offense.. turnovers be damned.
I still think Wilson can be a solid slot WR, where he's better suited. DAT is losing his spot to Tyreek Hill, an even more explosive player. Ware also needs to be a big part in the offense.

We should use Charles/Ware the same way Cincy uses Bernard and Hill. They're an even deadlier combo. Charles is obviously much better than Bernard and Ware is better than Hill of last year IMO .
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I still think Wilson can be a solid slot WR, where he's better suited. DAT is losing his spot to Tyreek Hill, an even more explosive player. Ware also needs to be a big part in the offense.

We should use Charles/Ware the same way Cincy uses Bernard and Hill. They're an even deadlier combo. Charles is obviously much better than Bernard and Ware is better than Hill of last year IMO .
I'd bet money on that.
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Great signing, I hope he spends some time with Conley to improve his game. Dat will stop wasting our time soon and maybe Wilson will decide to care enough to catch important passes this year!
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I'd bet money on that.
would you also wager Hill doing something asinine *perhaps not in the similar vein of beating a woman* that would get him suspended?
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