View Full Version : D. Carr talkin Ish' about the Chiefs D... FUNNY
Rolling along
A year ago, quarterback David Carr rolling outside probably would have ended with him dumping off a pass for a minimal gain. On Saturday, Carr rolled out twice in short-yardage situations and kept running to gain a pair of critical first downs.
Carr fumbled the snap on fourth-and-one but managed to get the first down, and he gained two yards on a third-and-one attempt.
"A lot of that was because of the Kansas City defense," Carr said. "It won't be like that every week."
That is too funny! Just cementing what Denver fans have been stating for years...
HERE COMES THE BOOTLEG! 1st down!
Kaylore
08-13-2006, 09:58 AM
I've got that game Tivo'd but don't want to watch it until later today. I'm curious to see how they did.
Denver South, you gotta love it...
SureShot
08-13-2006, 10:10 AM
Surtain on the bootleg, "If we don't get it fixed, we are going to be in trouble".
Really? Ya think?
Just think they bit on the play action threat of a running back on his last legs. Antwann Smith.
Odysseus
08-13-2006, 10:22 AM
Squirmin Herman is going to prove by the end of the year that he's prime assistant coach material. Maybe Hasslett will let him work for him.
Spider
08-13-2006, 10:27 AM
Kubes going to Houston wil be the best thing ever for Carr , But I hate Kubes went ot a AFC team .........
-Slap-
08-13-2006, 10:34 AM
Squirmin Herman is going to prove by the end of the year that he's prime assistant coach material. Maybe Hasslett will let him work for him.
Herm will simply tell the media his defense is playing as well as they can considering they don't have very much talent. That's what he did last year in New York.
Garcia Bronco
08-13-2006, 10:58 AM
here's the thing...if they think bootleg all the time...they'll be soft up the middle....they really don't have a choice but to guess right ever time.
loborugger
08-13-2006, 11:03 AM
Surtain on the bootleg, "If we don't get it fixed, we are going to be in trouble".
Really? Ya think?
I saw that interview, too. That was awesome!
Even more hilarious was what he said after that. He said something like "the bootleg was the only time we gave up big plays." What about Tiki? The Giants ran RIGHT at them.
SureShot
08-13-2006, 11:10 AM
I saw that interview, too. That was awesome!
Even more hilarious was what he said after that. He said something like "the bootleg was the only time we gave up big plays." What about Tiki? The Giants ran RIGHT at them.
I was thinking the same thing, but I think he meant against the Broncos and Texans.
Kaylore
08-13-2006, 11:16 AM
Herm will simply tell the media his defense is playing as well as they can considering they don't have very much talent. That's what he did last year in New York.
I remember that. He had this hurt look on his face like "how dare you! They're just not good enough! It's no one's fault but yours for bothering them!" :oyvey:
here's the thing...if they think bootleg all the time...they'll be soft up the middle....they really don't have a choice but to guess right ever time.
LOL :wave:
Odysseus
08-13-2006, 11:16 AM
Herm will simply tell the media his defense is playing as well as they can considering they don't have very much talent. That's what he did last year in New York.
I guess Greg Robinson is finally off the hook. I wonder what crap phrase he'll come up with for that. Something Rodney Dangerfield would be proud of.
Bob's your Information Minister
08-13-2006, 11:17 AM
Carr should watch his mouth. His offensive coordinator tried drop-back passing ONCE and his QB nearly got killed.
Kaylore
08-13-2006, 11:19 AM
Carr should watch his mouth. His offensive coordinator tried drop-back passing ONCE and his QB nearly got killed.
Ooooooooo! Scary! ZZZ...
Bob's your Information Minister
08-13-2006, 11:20 AM
:cuss:
SEE YOU IN THE PLAYOFFS, CARR!
SureShot
08-13-2006, 11:21 AM
Carr should watch his mouth. His offensive coordinator tried drop-back passing ONCE and his QB nearly got killed.
Either that or the boot was working so well why fix what isn't broken? I always find the best offenses take whta the defense gives them and attacks their weaknesses.
Arkie
08-13-2006, 11:23 AM
Carr should watch his mouth. His offensive coordinator tried drop-back passing ONCE and his QB nearly got killed.
Carr admitted it won't be that easy every week. It's just KC. He probably will get killed against other Ds.
SureShot
08-13-2006, 11:25 AM
:cuss:
SEE YOU IN THE PLAYOFFS, CARR!
I think we all know you will be WATCHING the playoffs.
yerner
08-13-2006, 11:26 AM
Edwards is the worst gameday coach out there. He must give man-handies at interviews to get these jobs.
Kaylore
08-13-2006, 11:29 AM
I think we all know you will be WATCHING the playoffs.
I received my invitation this week to Trent Green's famous super-bowl party. He throws the best parties. The trick is to plan ahead and he starts in August.
*WARHORSE*
08-13-2006, 11:30 AM
After setting another NFL record for getting sacked, nobody got near Carr, and I think as he gets his confidence back, we will be seeing a different QB.
The zone blocking looked great, and yeah, it looked exactly like Denver South.
KC can try to contain the bootleg if they want, but in the end they wont.
Its a matter of picking your poison........the QB rolls out, or the runningback runs off tackle underneath...............I think theyre gonna let the QB roll out.:)
Bob's your Information Minister
08-13-2006, 11:32 AM
After setting another NFL record for getting sacked, nobody got near Carr
Jared Allen got a hand on him the one time he dropped back.
lod01
08-13-2006, 11:36 AM
Kubes going to Houston wil be the best thing ever for Carr , But I hate Kubes went ot a AFC team .........
Kubiak can't save Carr. He is horrid and has zero field vision. Top it off he is a wimp. Bust Central. I've known it for years and finally the excuses are gone. The o-line got a bad rap last year all due to carr being totally inept. The O-Line played great and this zero still ran instead of passing. He gets exposed this year for the fraud that he is. He is ruining the potential of Andre Johnson.
elsid13
08-13-2006, 11:39 AM
:cuss:
SEE YOU IN THE PLAYOFFS, CARR!
I would be carefully bobo, the way it looks the Texans will be in the playoff before the Chef make it back.
Kaylore
08-13-2006, 12:12 PM
Jared Allen got a hand on him the one time he dropped back. I just watched the first half and Carr dropped back more than once. The protection was good.
Dr. Broncenstein
08-13-2006, 12:21 PM
I would like an explanation as to the physics regarding:
Lundy, completely untouched, on 2nd and goal from the 4 yard line. First team defense in a goal-line situation, and they didn't have a chance if it was flag football...
SureShot
08-13-2006, 12:26 PM
I would like an explanation as to the physics regarding:
Lundy, completely untouched, on 2nd and goal from the 4 yard line. First team defense in a goal-line situation, and they didn't have a chance if it was flag football...
That was bob's boy Kawika running himself right out of the hole on that play. :rofl:
elsid13
08-13-2006, 12:29 PM
I would like an explanation as to the physics regarding:
Lundy, completely untouched, on 2nd and goal from the 4 yard line. First team defense in a goal-line situation, and they didn't have a chance if it was flag football...
The correct terminology is the "Gunther effect". It very rare in most cities but usually identified by the colors red and mustard yellow. Scientist think it a result of the interbreeding of sheep and humans.
Jetmeck
08-13-2006, 12:45 PM
Chiefs GM Carl Peterson on the local broadcast last night ...
"Don't believe what you are seeing, we are a good football team." and they believe it EVERY YEAR !
broncofan
08-13-2006, 01:28 PM
:cuss:
SEE YOU IN THE PLAYOFFS, CARR!
What the hell..?? What season are we talking about?
DivineLegion
08-13-2006, 02:01 PM
Jared Allen got a hand on him the one time he dropped back.
Does anyone else find this comment pathetic and laughable?
No1BroncoFan
08-13-2006, 02:36 PM
Does anyone else find this comment pathetic and laughable?
Every comment Bob makes is pathetic.
Ben
Bob's your Information Minister
08-13-2006, 02:38 PM
I was responding to the post that there was no pressure on Carr.
TexanBob
08-13-2006, 05:31 PM
On the Texans telecast, they had a sideline reporter speaking to new center Mike Flanagan, formerly of the Packers. His question: "Do you see any similarities between Brett Favre and David Carr?"
Flanagan: "Uhh, they're both quarterbacks?" :rofl:
Iowanian
08-13-2006, 05:59 PM
I didn't see David Carr talking much trash last year when the Chiefs whooped them 45-17, and beat him like a stuttering stepchild.
Carr dropped back more than 3 steps once from what I saw, and Allen had a hand on his jersey when he threw it.
Yuck it up, but when the other starters and better depth return, it wouldn't be a close game this year either.
clean
08-13-2006, 06:55 PM
Disastrous night
The grounding penalty wasn’t QB Casey Printers’ worst play. In the third quarter, he slipped while going back to pass and then dropped the ball. The Texans recovered at the Kansas City 22. They used the field position to get three points on Kris Brown’s 22-yard field goal.
Here’s a tip, Casey: If you’re ever going to play quarterback for Herm Edwards, you’d better learn to hold on to the ball.
What we learned
The new Chiefs defense looks like the old one. The Chiefs still couldn’t pressure the quarterback, they couldn’t cope with the bootleg and they couldn’t stop the run.
The hot seat
We understand it’s only the preseason and things were predictably bland. We’d still like to believe defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham will find a way to do better on Thursday night in New York.
http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascity/sports/football/nfl/kansas_city_chiefs/15262001.htm
clean
08-13-2006, 07:00 PM
Houston’s bootleg befuddles first-team defense early in preseason opener.
The Chiefs getting burned on the bootleg? Now that seemed natural.
The Edwards era started with a vanilla defense, a wobbly backup offense, and a quarterback who burned Kansas City on the bootleg. Had it not been a preseason game, this 24-14 loss to the Texans in front of a half-empty stadium could’ve really raised questions about the millions Kansas City plunked down to resurrect its defense.
It should be noted that when the first units left the game after the first quarter, the score was tied 7-7. It should also be noted that the defense gave up 85 yards in two series during that time. Against a Texans team that finished 2-14 last year. And a quarterback that was used as a human tackle dummy.
But David Carr, rejuvenated from the addition of new coach Gary Kubiak, looked like Jake Plummer on Saturday night.
http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascity/sports/football/nfl/kansas_city_chiefs/15261762.htm
BroncoFiend
08-13-2006, 08:24 PM
:cuss:
SEE YOU IN THE PLAYOFFS, CARR!
Why? Are the Chiefs and Texans getting together to watch the playoffs this year?
BroncoFiend
08-13-2006, 08:25 PM
I didn't see David Carr talking much trash last year when the Chiefs whooped them 45-17, and beat him like a stuttering stepchild.
Carr dropped back more than 3 steps once from what I saw, and Allen had a hand on his jersey when he threw it.
Yuck it up, but when the other starters and better depth return, it wouldn't be a close game this year either.
I don't think Carr was talking trash, he was just stating the obvious.
Paladin
08-13-2006, 08:35 PM
Poor, poor mullets......
Hulamau
08-13-2006, 08:50 PM
Too bad KC got to play the Texans in the preseason to expose, once again, their white underbelly. I'd just as soon it if we had done the honors on Sept 17 with them blissfully thinking they had it all covered.
Doesn't matter, within a month they'll be primed to be sucker punched again!
Bob's your Information Minister
08-13-2006, 09:01 PM
What a joke. No one exposed us. We were 'exposed' as much as the Lions 'exposed' your hapless squad.
SureShot
08-13-2006, 09:09 PM
What a joke. No one exposed us. We were 'exposed' as much as the Lions 'exposed' your hapless squad.
You are right, exposed is the wrong word. It means to make something known. Everyone knows the chefs can't stop a bootleg.
Hulamau
08-13-2006, 09:46 PM
What a joke. No one exposed us. We were 'exposed' as much as the Lions 'exposed' your hapless squad.
So we're all hapless ...just one big hapless family! :twokisses
watermock
08-13-2006, 09:57 PM
Bob the Information Minister:
"Don't believe what you are seeing, we are a good football team." and they believe it EVERY YEAR !
http://www.madmustard.com/images/2006/03/Baghdad%20Bob.th.jpg
That's beyond comical.
FantomForce
08-13-2006, 10:00 PM
Rofl! Rofl! Rofl! Rofl! Rofl!
watermock
08-13-2006, 10:10 PM
Carl Peterson is priceless.
"Don't believe what your seeing"
You can't make stuff like that up.
Tell us again what we are allowed to believe King Karl.
kmartin575
08-13-2006, 11:34 PM
I wouldn't be too proud of your defensive performance either.
Kaylore
08-13-2006, 11:59 PM
I wouldn't be too proud of your defensive performance either.
Actually our defense played better than it appeared. We had guys in the right place and they just didn't finish the play or were a bit too agressive. Those things are very fixable. We just need a few more games of tune up.
kmartin575
08-14-2006, 12:15 AM
Actually our defense played better than it appeared. We had guys in the right place and they just didn't finish the play or were a bit too agressive. Those things are very fixable. We just need a few more games of tune up.
And I agree with that. I know that Denver will do better than they performed in that game. I know that Kevin Jones wouldn't do what he did against Denver in a regular season game. My point is, I don't think KC will do as bad as we performed in that game. Tamba Hali was our second biggest offseason acquisition and he didn't even play. Hali is a hell of alot better than Eric Hicks and will have a big impact on the defense. Our mistakes were minor ones that can be fixed.
Houston obviously gameplanned for that game. Whether it was the bootleg or throwing alot of quick slants to beat the cover 2, Kubiak thinks it counts towards something to gameplan in the preseason. Herm Edwards wants to win but he knows it isn't so important to win that you have to gameplan to win. Herm Edwards said himself that although he knew they would use the bootleg he wasn't going to gameplan to stop it. He wanted to see players just go out there and play. That was a good thing. That one game proved to Edwards that Eric Hicks cannot be our starter at left defensive end.
I'm really trying not to be a homer. I realize we have some problems to fix on defense but I think we will fix them.
2KBack
08-14-2006, 12:33 AM
Houston obviously gameplanned for that game. Whether it was the bootleg or throwing alot of quick slants to beat the cover 2, Kubiak thinks it counts towards something to gameplan in the preseason.
That is pretty common among the teams that have underperformed for many years. New coaches going to losing teams have a tendency to put a little more effort into pre-season. Any sort of winning can help these coaches convince their players to buy into the system.
kmartin575
08-14-2006, 12:44 AM
That is pretty common among the teams that have underperformed for many years. New coaches going to losing teams have a tendency to put a little more effort into pre-season. Any sort of winning can help these coaches convince their players to buy into the system.
True. To tell the truth, I wish the Chiefs had gameplanned to a degree. We didn't underperform last year but we are implementing changes to our offense and defense so I would have liked to see how they would have performed in a real game. I guess most teams usually save that for around the 3rd preseason game where the starters get alot more playing time.
TexanBob
08-14-2006, 09:34 AM
That is pretty common among the teams that have underperformed for many years. New coaches going to losing teams have a tendency to put a little more effort into pre-season. Any sort of winning can help these coaches convince their players to buy into the system.
EXACTLY why the Lions were more up than the Broncos were. Kubiak and Marinelli both want to establish something from the very beginning - to sell their teams (and the fans) that the new coaches are there to win and have a plan that will win. This isn't hard to figure out.
As for crying about the Texans actually gameplanning - that's the weakest excuse-making since the Democrats lost the 2004 elections. What's Herman famous for saying? "HELLLOOO! You play to win the game!". No **** the Texans gameplanned. Why wouldn't you gameplan an NFL game? If Edwards DIDN'T have a gameplan, he should be fired. This is the NFL. Drawing up a gameplan is what coaches are paid to do.
Mediator12
08-14-2006, 10:38 AM
True. To tell the truth, I wish the Chiefs had gameplanned to a degree. We didn't underperform last year but we are implementing changes to our offense and defense so I would have liked to see how they would have performed in a real game. I guess most teams usually save that for around the 3rd preseason game where the starters get alot more playing time.
Every team gameplans to a certain extent. It is just a lot less important in the playcalling in a preseason game. The roll outs and bootlegs are a part of the CORE of Kubiaks offense. He also knows KC fairly well having gameplanned against them twice last year.
What I find Interesting is the lack of COACHING the adjustments during the game from this "upgraded defensive staff". If I were the Chiefs I would not be happy with the way the players lacked execution against what Hou ran.
SureShot
08-14-2006, 10:44 AM
Hali is a hell of alot better than Eric Hicks and will have a big impact on the defense.
I will have to see that before I believe it.
kmartin575
08-14-2006, 10:44 AM
Every team gameplans to a certain extent. It is just a lot less important in the playcalling in a preseason game. The roll outs and bootlegs are a part of the CORE of Kubiaks offense. He also knows KC fairly well having gameplanned against them twice last year.
What I find Interesting is the lack of COACHING the adjustments during the game from this "upgraded defensive staff". If I were the Chiefs I would not be happy with the way the players lacked execution against what Hou ran.
I'm not happy with how the game went. However, I really think the coaches meant to not make changes in the playcalling. They said that there were going to go out there and pretty much just play out of there base defense and offense and see what guys could do. That is what they did.
DeusExManning
08-14-2006, 11:04 AM
I cannot help but root for the Texans, gonna miss Kubes.
Dudeskey
08-14-2006, 11:27 AM
Denver South, you gotta love it...
I heard about how they kept rolling Carr out and the dumbass Chiefs kept biting on the misdirection EVERY ****ING TIME... LOL:spit:
Ability to stop opposing players:
Texans O-Line = Chef's D
BroncoInferno
08-14-2006, 12:14 PM
:cuss:
SEE YOU IN THE PLAYOFFS, CARR!
You really think Carr will still be in the league in 2021?
youcandoit1687
08-14-2006, 12:15 PM
i dont mean to start another flame or bring bob in with a bunch of stats but if i were a chiefs fan and was tired of seeing my DEs beat by the bootleg by denver and got to see my team have a preseason game against denver south where they could try to have the DEs contain the outside(which is a basic rule of being a DE), i would want to see my team try to do that. i dont get what is so hard to understand about that, how do the chiefs expect to stop the bootleg if they never practice against it?
kmartin575
08-14-2006, 12:33 PM
i dont mean to start another flame or bring bob in with a bunch of stats but if i were a chiefs fan and was tired of seeing my DEs beat by the bootleg by denver and got to see my team have a preseason game against denver south where they could try to have the DEs contain the outside(which is a basic rule of being a DE), i would want to see my team try to do that. i dont get what is so hard to understand about that, how do the chiefs expect to stop the bootleg if they never practice against it?
And that is why we drafted Tamba Hali in the first round. Hali is already a better DE than Eric Hicks ever was. Hicks is the reason we can't stop the bootleg. Hali is quicker and smarter than Hicks. I'm pretty sure we won't have the same problem anymore.
sirhcyennek81
08-14-2006, 12:56 PM
I didn't see David Carr talking much trash last year when the Chiefs whooped them 45-17, and beat him like a stuttering stepchild.
Carr dropped back more than 3 steps once from what I saw, and Allen had a hand on his jersey when he threw it.
Yuck it up, but when the other starters and better depth return, it wouldn't be a close game this year either.
So...you are saying in the regular season, the Texans will be able to beat on your starters for 4 quarters and not a few series?
:Broncos:
sirhcyennek81
08-14-2006, 01:01 PM
And that is why we drafted Tamba Hali in the first round. Hali is already a better DE than Eric Hicks ever was. Hicks is the reason we can't stop the bootleg. Hali is quicker and smarter than Hicks. I'm pretty sure we won't have the same problem anymore.
We were able to run the bootleg on you when you had Neil Smith and Co. on defense...its the scheme, the ends are taught to get up field, eschewing their responsibilities to get to the QB. Dont blame Hicks because your defensive coordinator is an ass hat.
:Broncos: