Chiefs Compensatory picks. Kendrick Lewis for the win! - Page 5

chiefzilla1501 · 10-23-2014, 10:43 AM

Right now, branden Albert, asamoah, and Tyson Jackson have cemented themselves as starters. Kendrick Lewis is the wild card as he is actually playing a lot in Houston. Factor in that there are several cut players who raise the chiefs' lost value... Demps and mccluster are getting lots of snaps, and Schwartz was a projected starter.

Compare that to who the Chiefs gained. I would bet Mauga, Owens, and mcglynn were added too late. And mays and walker have barely played. Think we will be very pleased with our draft haul.

Direckshun · 10-23-2014, 11:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Marcellus

Anybody else see we just lost another LB off our PS to the Bucs?

http://www.kansascity.com/sports/nfl...le3325748.html

When was the last time we had 2 PS players snatched up by other teams?

Both LB's too.

That is somewhat of a positive sign concerning depth.

I wonder how Nico's doing in Cincy.

**Rausch** · 10-24-2014, 12:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Direckshun

The players the Chiefs lost signed combined contracts of $100m more than what the newly signed Chiefs cost.

AND WE'RE BETTER.

Dorsey, balling out.

This is wrong...just full of $3it.

AND stupid...

**Rausch** · 10-24-2014, 12:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Direckshun

The only player from that bunch that we're really missing is Schwartz, as Fulton doesn't quite fill the void.

Everybody else we've largely replaced. We've lost out on TJax's excellent runblocking but the passrushing we get from virtually anybody who lines up at this spot (Bailey/Howard/Vickerson) is far better.

**** me.

I'm way drunk on my mah' B day and...

Marcellus · 10-24-2014, 06:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Rausch

**** me.

I'm way drunk on my mah' B day and...

Its your birthday, you should be happy.

Wallcrawler · 10-24-2014, 07:01 AM

If someone came in here in pre-season and told you that this team would not have De'Anthony Thomas for the first month of the season, they would lose Derrick Johnson and Mike DeVito for the season in the opener, they would lose Charles for the Broncos and Dolphins games, and that Berry would be out from the Broncos game through the Chargers game and highly questionable for the Rams, this place would have ****ing imploded.

0-6!! 0-6!!

Hell, some of you ****ers were doing that anyway.

This is a much better team than we had last season, and much of it is due to the smashmouth offense we have been running. Sutton's crew looks a helluva lot better when they only have to be on the field 5 minutes of a 3rd quarter.

Coaching, not lack of talent has cost us in the games we lost. We have the talent on the field to win any game on our schedule, and that is a credit to John Dorsey.

What has been done with that talent is out of his hands. When Andy elects to ignore Jamaal Charles, you get embarrassed in your own stadium 26-10 by the likes of the Tennessee Titans.

When you know that Peyton Manning has scored on two separate drives of 80+yards on your defense, and instead of trying to keep the football on 4th and short in Broncos territory and you elect to play the ****ing field position game, KNOWING FULL WELL IT ISNT GOING TO MATTER, you find yourself desperate for the tie on the last play of the game instead of being in the lead, or playing for the win at the end.

When you have 2nd and Inches with Charles and Davis shredding a defense, and you elect to call 3 straight passes and fail to convert, when you elect not to try to keep the football on 4th and 4 in 49er territory because you want to protect SIXTEEN ****ING YARDS OF FIELD POSITION, and when you completely abandon your running game after breaking the biggest ground gain of the season, you lose a close football game that you should have won by two ****ing scores.

This is the state of the Kansas City Chiefs. The talent to beat anyone, despite major injuries to elite players, and the coaching staff cant figure out how to simply use the best players on the field that they have.

Im willing to concede a little shell shock in the Titans game losing DJ and DeVito combined with a complete lack of being ready for the regular season. KC shit the bed in the opener, and did not play like they have played the past five games.

This team should be 5-1 right now, and that sits squarely on the shoulders of Andy Reid. John Dorsey is not the cause of the struggles of this team.

We're sitting at .500 with some struggling teams on the docket. We're 1-1 in the division, winning a huge road game in SD and losing a game nobody on earth expected the Chiefs to win in Denver, and that one went down to the wire.

The Kansas City Chiefs are a damn good team. If the Coaching Staff shows up without their heads planted firmly up their asses each week, we're going to the playoffs easily.

WhiteWhale · 10-24-2014, 07:22 AM

Are there morons who think this team would be significantly better with the guys we lost?

Albert is the only one that hurt, and Flowers was a cap move that most of this forum supported... mostly for stupid reasons.

Fans on this forum bitching about losing talent in a season where we lost 1 good player along with Tyson Jackson, Dexter McCluster, and Schwartz kinda makes me think those bitching are ****ing morons.

Getting comp picks for those clowns is a coup. 'Throwing away the season'... yeah. If only we had McCluster, Jackson, and Kendrick Lewis we'd be slaying it. Dumbasses. I can't believe people are still clinging to that narrative.

10-23-2014, 10:43 AM
chiefzilla1501 In Search of a Life Join Date: Aug 2008 Casino cash: $2194497	Compensatory picks. Kendrick Lewis for the win! Right now, branden Albert, asamoah, and Tyson Jackson have cemented themselves as starters. Kendrick Lewis is the wild card as he is actually playing a lot in Houston. Factor in that there are several cut players who raise the chiefs' lost value... Demps and mccluster are getting lots of snaps, and Schwartz was a projected starter. Compare that to who the Chiefs gained. I would bet Mauga, Owens, and mcglynn were added too late. And mays and walker have barely played. Think we will be very pleased with our draft haul.
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10-24-2014, 07:01 AM	#65
Wallcrawler How tall is this thing? Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Ground 0 for enema of US. Casino cash: $4292912	If someone came in here in pre-season and told you that this team would not have De'Anthony Thomas for the first month of the season, they would lose Derrick Johnson and Mike DeVito for the season in the opener, they would lose Charles for the Broncos and Dolphins games, and that Berry would be out from the Broncos game through the Chargers game and highly questionable for the Rams, this place would have **ing imploded. 0-6!! 0-6!! Hell, some of you ers were doing that anyway. This is a much better team than we had last season, and much of it is due to the smashmouth offense we have been running. Sutton's crew looks a helluva lot better when they only have to be on the field 5 minutes of a 3rd quarter. Coaching, not lack of talent has cost us in the games we lost. We have the talent on the field to win any game on our schedule, and that is a credit to John Dorsey. What has been done with that talent is out of his hands. When Andy elects to ignore Jamaal Charles, you get embarrassed in your own stadium 26-10 by the likes of the Tennessee Titans. When you know that Peyton Manning has scored on two separate drives of 80+yards on your defense, and instead of trying to keep the football on 4th and short in Broncos territory and you elect to play the ing field position game, KNOWING FULL WELL IT ISNT GOING TO MATTER, you find yourself desperate for the tie on the last play of the game instead of being in the lead, or playing for the win at the end. When you have 2nd and Inches with Charles and Davis shredding a defense, and you elect to call 3 straight passes and fail to convert, when you elect not to try to keep the football on 4th and 4 in 49er territory because you want to protect SIXTEEN ING YARDS OF FIELD POSITION, and when you completely abandon your running game after breaking the biggest ground gain of the season, you lose a close football game that you should have won by two **ing scores. This is the state of the Kansas City Chiefs. The talent to beat anyone, despite major injuries to elite players, and the coaching staff cant figure out how to simply use the best players on the field that they have. Im willing to concede a little shell shock in the Titans game losing DJ and DeVito combined with a complete lack of being ready for the regular season. KC shit the bed in the opener, and did not play like they have played the past five games. This team should be 5-1 right now, and that sits squarely on the shoulders of Andy Reid. John Dorsey is not the cause of the struggles of this team. We're sitting at .500 with some struggling teams on the docket. We're 1-1 in the division, winning a huge road game in SD and losing a game nobody on earth expected the Chiefs to win in Denver, and that one went down to the wire. The Kansas City Chiefs are a damn good team. If the Coaching Staff shows up without their heads planted firmly up their asses each week, we're going to the playoffs easily. __________________ She did not open her eyes this morning. I don't know what else to say.
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10-24-2014, 07:22 AM	#66
WhiteWhale Bring it on Ahab! Join Date: May 2011 Location: Doo-Dah Casino cash: $10015152	Are there morons who think this team would be significantly better with the guys we lost? Albert is the only one that hurt, and Flowers was a cap move that most of this forum supported... mostly for stupid reasons. Fans on this forum bitching about losing talent in a season where we lost 1 good player along with Tyson Jackson, Dexter McCluster, and Schwartz kinda makes me think those bitching are ****ing morons. Getting comp picks for those clowns is a coup. 'Throwing away the season'... yeah. If only we had McCluster, Jackson, and Kendrick Lewis we'd be slaying it. Dumbasses. I can't believe people are still clinging to that narrative.
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