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Old 09-01-2015, 05:52 AM  
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Is RGIII a good fit in KC??
Before you all jump all over me, my initial gut is NO. But this article outlines 4 teams that would be horrible for him, and then goes into why KC would be ideal for him...it's an interesting read, and hopefully not a Q...

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The team that fits

The Kansas City Chiefs.

Coach Andy Reid spent more than a decade on a similar roller coaster with Donovan McNabb. There were rough times when McNabb was passive aggressive, said the wrong thing at the wrong time, rubbed some teammates the wrong way and annoyingly had his mother at seemingly every practice. Sometimes he was a joy off the field. Other times he was tone deaf and awkward. Some guys loved his personality. Others thought he was (pick one: a diva, square, phony, too commercial, etc.).

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That said, there was no doubting that he was tougher on the field than Griffin. He had a physique that could take a lot of punishment. And from a short-to-long perspective, he was a more complete passer, too. But his game wasn't always that way. It took McNabb six years before he had a completion rate better than 58.4 percent or a quarterback rating better than 86. People forget that he was a significant work in progress well into his third season in the NFL. And Reid developed him inside his West Coast system. Just like he has with his current quarterback, Alex Smith – not to mention Smith's backup, Chase Daniel. And lest we forget, Reid helped pull Michael Vick's career off the scrap heap, too.

Griffin's skills would translate well into Reid's system. Reid is equipped to handle Griffin's so-called peculiar nature and fit inside a locker room. McNabb, Vick and Smith have all presented unique challenges at different points in their careers. There's a vast amount of experience in coaching up that threesome, and solving whatever is blocking Griffin isn't the biggest challenge of the group. Frankly, overhauling Vick's game after his prison stint was one of the most impressive coaching jobs I've seen since I started covering the NFL 15 years ago.

And Reid isn't the only positive in this equation, either. The locker room and culture in Kansas City is stable. There are solid leaders in place. There is no anarchy brewing beneath the surface. And moreover, from a numbers standpoint, the media spotlight isn't nearly as intense as Washington. The organization even has the right general manager in place for Griffin – John Dorsey. Consider: Dorsey sat ringside in Green Bay for the Brett Favre era and played a huge part in the drafting of Aaron Rodgers. He has seen a lot in that span. From the high times to awful tension and awkwardness. He was also part of a Packers personnel staff that drafted solid career quarterbacks like Ty Detmer (11 NFL seasons), Mark Brunell (18), Matt Hasselbeck (entering his 17th), Aaron Brooks (seven) and Matt Flynn (entering his eighth). From a skills standpoint, that's a versatile group.

Finally, consider the numbers. If Washington holds on to Griffin through this season and he becomes a free agent in 2016, it means Griffin could potentially join the Chiefs when Alex Smith is entering the home stretch of his career at 32. Smith would also be going into the second year of his four-year extension. Even if that extension played out the full length, it would give Griffin three years in Reid's system and the opportunity to confidently take the reins at 29. And if Griffin outplays Smith prior to that, Smith's deal becomes fairly easy to exit starting in 2017.

Of course, all of this would hang on Griffin having to exhibit patience. He'd have to show he was willing to go in and learn, develop and blossom. That's likely going to be an unpalatable scenario for both him and his agent, Ben Dogra, who will argue that Griffin has already shown he is starting material in the past and shouldn't take anything less. That's their prerogative. But if it's all about ideal situation and what's best in the long run, Kansas City is the spot.
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Old 09-02-2015, 04:49 PM   #166
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I don't know where Smith fits into the equation here, but apparently you are either too young to remember the Chiefs SB run or too stupid to use Google, but Dawson had a knee injury early in the season, missed five games, and many thought that the injury was season ending.
I'm aware of the history, thanks. I'm also aware that Dawson in no way, shape, or form played like Alex Smith, EVEN if you want to classify Dawson as a game manager.

Now, before you go reaching for stat-lines, keep in mind that I hate that shit and will not even bother reading them.
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Old 09-02-2015, 04:53 PM   #167
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Is RGIII a good fit in KC??
Yes, in that he fits the mold of shitty QBs that seems to be the preference of Chiefs management.
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Old 09-02-2015, 05:08 PM   #168
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Yes, in that he fits the mold of shitty QBs that seems to be the preference of Chiefs management.
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I'm aware of the history, thanks. I'm also aware that Dawson in no way, shape, or form played like Alex Smith, EVEN if you want to classify Dawson as a game manager.

Now, before you go reaching for stat-lines, keep in mind that I hate that shit and will not even bother reading them.
What is your major malfunction? You seem to be the only person talking about Smith and Dawson in the same sentence, let alone post. What does Smith have to do with this?
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Yes, in that he fits the mold of shitty QBs that seems to be the preference of Chiefs management.
IMO, he'd make us miss Smith. So yeah...no...
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It has a zit! We shall call their players puss from this point forward.
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