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Old 06-30-2015, 05:13 PM  
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NFL.com: Maclin likely to disappoint

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6. Jeremy Maclin, Chiefs receiver

After setting career highs with 85 catches and 1,318 receiving yards last season, Maclin shifts from Chip Kelly's high-flying attack to Kansas City. He'll struggle to repeat that production against a steady diet of top corners and double teams in 2015. Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce will generate attention, but opponents aren't going to move off Maclin for the rest of that wideout group. While he's a massive upgrade at the position, K.C.'s conservative, run-heavy playbook makes the former Eagle a fantasy risk.
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Old 06-30-2015, 11:32 PM   #46
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I'm looking forward to a really good year.
Really good ? Probably not. Decent ? Maybe. But we need the 'injury bug' to stay away for sure.
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Old 06-30-2015, 11:34 PM   #47
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You're making it too complicated.

Here's what I believe: Alex Smith isn't good enough, he's never been good enough, and yet another talented WR is going to suffer under his cruel yoke this season.
Comes down to our O-line play. If by mid-season it appears we have a pretty decent line I say Reid opens up the playbook more (a la the pass)
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Old 06-30-2015, 11:40 PM   #48
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Yeah he won't get 1300 yards and 10+ TDs, but he'll get 950-1100 yards and 5-7 TDs. He's such a perfect fit for this offense that's it would be hard for him not to do that if he plays 15-16 games.
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Old 07-01-2015, 12:04 AM   #49
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Old 07-01-2015, 01:09 AM   #50
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Their receivers do just fine for how much they throw the ball.

There's a huge difference in their passing attack and ours.

Seahawks: 8th in YPC

Chiefs: 28th in YPC
Didn't you just say yesterday that stats lie? If you're going to use stats to backup the nonsense you constantly type out, at least use the correct stats.

Wilson

Baldwin 66 rec 825
Kearse 38 rec 537
Richardson 29 rec 271
Lockette 11 rec 195
Harvin 22 rec 133
Norwood 9 rec 102
Walters 6 rec 57

Total 181 receptions 2120 yards =11.7 ypc for receivers


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Bowe 60 rec 754
Wilson 16 rec 260
Avery 15 rec 176
Avant 13 rec 152
Hemingway 12 rec 108
Jenkins 9 rec 93
Hammond 4 rec 45

Total 129 receptions for 1588 yards = 12.3 ypc for receivers
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Old 07-01-2015, 01:56 AM   #51
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Old 07-01-2015, 01:57 AM   #52
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Really good ? Probably not. Decent ? Maybe. But we need the 'injury bug' to stay away for sure.
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Old 07-01-2015, 02:10 AM   #53
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The other passes don't count!
Ummm, hello. Runkc said "no receiver does well with Wilson either"

You then said "Russels receivers do fine" and inserted a ypc statistic of the Seahawks and Chiefs that included running backs and tight ends to support your claim. Lol you're the king of manipulating stats to support your bogus claims. Go to sleep little claynus. You had one too many chewbacca cum shots at your Star Wars convention.
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Old 07-01-2015, 02:25 AM   #54
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I dont give a shit what mr. scaryface says...He was the best FA WR for this system that came available. If he believes he's no better than Bowe in a Reid designed offense..he is a tard.

This is the best roster KC has had in maybe 20 years....jesus...try to enjoy it for a second...or find another outlet for your anger. Pinning your failures in life at the feet of Smith/NFL team is pathetic. He owes you nothing and neither do the Chiefs...You would have saved the picks and drafted Geno #1 overall. ...KC would still be the laughing stock of the NFL.

You hate Smith..yeah, everybody gets that...do you really need to **** up every thread with repeating yourself on a daily basis? What benefit are you getting from this....receiving confirmation that you suck from strangers? Abuse is a vicious cycle...

I like the Chiefs....wish you would go root for another team. Smith is going to be their starter for at least another two years....deal with it.

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Old 07-01-2015, 02:27 AM   #55
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Ummm, hello. Runkc said "no receiver does well with Wilson either"

You then said "Russels receivers do fine" and inserted a ypc statistic of the Seahawks and Chiefs that included running backs and tight ends to support your claim. Lol you're the king of manipulating stats to support your bogus claims. Go to sleep little claynus. You had one too many chewbacca cum shots at your Star Wars convention.
Look at the previous year. Huge difference.

Also, Harvin's numbers are skewing the 2014 numbers.
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Old 07-01-2015, 02:54 AM   #58
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It's called the Alex Smith effect.
It's called the Chiefs effect.

Hell, we've had good WR's.

Bowe was great in his youth. D. Alexander might have been the best Chiefs WR ever. Kennison was a respectable and dependable pass catcher.

THe problem has always been the lack of a no 2...
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Old 07-01-2015, 03:25 AM   #59
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Look at the previous year. Huge difference.

Also, Harvin's numbers are skewing the 2014 numbers.
I thought I told you to go to sleep?

These facts still remain though.
1. You originally included running backs and te's in your original post where you claimed Russell wilsons receivers do fine

2. Alex smith had a higher ypc to wide receivers in 2014 than Russell Wilson.

The main point of my post was to point out that the stats you used to validate your point were flawed. And that's as far as it goes for me. To be honest I think ypc is a silly statistic anyways after you look at the guys who have led the league in the category. The receivers and scheme play a massive role in ypc.
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This article is pure jiggery pokery! 800 yards and 5tds. That might disappoint the ff crowd, by my expectations are so low, I grow a big rubbery one for those numbers.
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