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NFL mid-season report
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: Shallow on November 03, 2012, 06:19:24 PM ---
I can't remember my 2012 prediction for KC but I no I didn't think 1-6, and to lose so badly. But the problem as I see it is a complete lack of direction for offense. Cassel isn't sart enough to understandsituations at the speed needs to understand them. That sack fumble for instance. In that part of the game giving up 2 instead of 7 is crucial. It's one thing to role out, but a complete other thing to not place ball security above looking down the field. It's also another thing to not have a WR that can see the writing on the wall. Wes Welker recongizes the blitz breaks his rute and opens up for a short pass. The addition of Welker alone might have made the difference on a bunch of losses this season. And if there isn't a comple overhaul this year I wouldn't be shocked to see Pioli grab Welker for next season.
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The local media is of course in "fire everybody" mode. But Pioli would be the right man to try to convince Welker to come to KC. That would help Cassel out tremendously. Maybe I am being swayed to much by fan sentiment, but it appears that Pioli will be fired at the end of the season, along with Crennel, and that the Chiefs will be not only picking up a quality QB in the free agent market but also drafting a QB in the first round. For some reason all the fans here are convinced that Cassel is the problem.
My thinking is that firing Todd Haley is the problem. I mean last year we had even less talent then this year (no Jamal Charles, etc.) but Haley had us competitive week in and week out and we nearly finished .500 for the season. So if you essentially have the same team yet you are 6 games worse and HAVE NEVER LED IN A GAME THE ENTIRE SEASON, then you would have to put that on the head coach, would you not?
Russell Bell:
--- Quote from: OG Black Wilson on November 01, 2012, 10:26:12 AM ---top teams as of right meow
1-Giants
2-49ers
3-Falcons
4-Texans
5-Ravens
6-Bears
7-Patriots
8-Broncos
9-Packers
10-Lions
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Giants too high on that list. Cant get a lucky playoff run every year.
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: Russell Bell on November 04, 2012, 09:57:11 PM ---
--- Quote from: OG Black Wilson on November 01, 2012, 10:26:12 AM ---top teams as of right meow
1-Giants
2-49ers
3-Falcons
4-Texans
5-Ravens
6-Bears
7-Patriots
8-Broncos
9-Packers
10-Lions
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Giants too high on that list. Cant get a lucky playoff run every year.
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No other team is as mentally tough as the Giants. That isn't luck. They know that somehow someway they will find a way to win. I wouldn't pick against them in the big games
Russell Bell:
--- Quote from: Abdul-Infinite & Mekkan Refugee on November 05, 2012, 12:26:16 AM ---
--- Quote from: Russell Bell on November 04, 2012, 09:57:11 PM ---
--- Quote from: OG Black Wilson on November 01, 2012, 10:26:12 AM ---top teams as of right meow
1-Giants
2-49ers
3-Falcons
4-Texans
5-Ravens
6-Bears
7-Patriots
8-Broncos
9-Packers
10-Lions
--- End quote ---
Giants too high on that list. Cant get a lucky playoff run every year.
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No other team is as mentally tough as the Giants. That isn't luck. They know that somehow someway they will find a way to win. I wouldn't pick against them in the big games
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A dude catching a football on his helmet and Gronkowski getting a hobbling ankle injury all seem pretty lucky to me. Oh and not to mention a good returner fumbling a ball at the end of a game.
I see your point, but those things listed above are facts.
Shallow Jr:
Someone needs to check Andrew Luck. He doesn't deserve to be having this success. Peyton had to suffer through years of horrible teammates, on and off the field. What happened to the Colts? A conspiracy, that's what. They screwed Peyton and took years of his prime away.
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