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Old 01-14-2007, 03:59 AM   #76
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How am I making a fool of myself? Maybe the "30 after 29" comment was a little dumb. Ok, you got me there. But am I supposed to just agree when Broncos fans think we will never ever add any more talent and that we will be a 4-12 team for the rest of our existence? It's absurd. You guys keep saying crap about us having nobody at wide receiver and on the offensive line. Well guys, I could say the exact same thing about the Broncos at safety and on the defensive line. However, do I think that will last forever? No, I don't. I'm pretty damn sure the Broncos will find a way to get younger at safety and to improve a pathetic defensive line. They will get better in these areas through the draft and maybe through free agency. So why is it so difficult to think the Chiefs can improve at wide receiver and on the offensive line this year? Why is it so difficult to think that Brodie Croyle is our starter at QB at least by 2008?
Can you find a post where it says KC will never add any more talent? Can you find a post that says KC will be 4-12 for the rest of their existence? I think not Mr. Drama King.

Apparently picking up the exact player that's going to solidify a position (or two or three) is eminently do -able in your scenarios. Yeah, it happens all the time doesn't it? Teams get exactly the guys to fill their every need season in and season out.

It's not difficult at all to believe Brodie Croyle will be your starter. Probably won't find many posts which say he won't.

BTW in 2005 the Chiefs paid Hicks about 1.1 Mil per sack. So let's not over worry any Bronco contracts, mmmkay?
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Old 01-14-2007, 04:25 AM   #77
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Can you find a post where it says KC will never add any more talent? Can you find a post that says KC will be 4-12 for the rest of their existence? I think not Mr. Drama King.

Apparently picking up the exact player that's going to solidify a position (or two or three) is eminently do -able in your scenarios. Yeah, it happens all the time doesn't it? Teams get exactly the guys to fill their every need season in and season out.

It's not difficult at all to believe Brodie Croyle will be your starter. Probably won't find many posts which say he won't.

BTW in 2005 the Chiefs paid Hicks about 1.1 Mil per sack. So let's not over worry any Bronco contracts, mmmkay?

I will be he first to agree Hicks is overpaid. I'm pretty sure you will find his ass on the street this year.
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Old 01-14-2007, 05:32 AM   #78
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That's fine. And I will take up and coming star Jarrad Page over John Lynch every day. I will take hard hitting Bernard Pollard over John Lynch every day.
I take it back, maybe you aren't smart enough to be a GM.
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Old 01-14-2007, 07:06 AM   #79
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I totally disagree. Carl had no choice. Gonzo's a fan favorite and one of their only good players on offense left who isn't old. A move like this keeps the fans happy and presents the illusion that he really cares. Even though the other areas need to be addressed, as long as they get some home wins and beat the Broncos in the regular season in their "Super Bowl," the fans will happily buy their tickets and jerseys, feed the mediocrity and be none the wiser.
That about sums it all up. Guess Gonzo will have to be satisfied with all that cash because jewelry won't be in his future staying in mulletville.
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Just an FYI, we have 1 pro bowler at safety and I'm pretty sure our D-line produced more sacks than your D-line did.
I agree with you. The Broncos should just leave the D-line the way it is.
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Old 01-14-2007, 09:03 AM   #81
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You should be sorry for being so lame. Rag on Champ all you want. It's cute. But silly.
C'mon now....I don't have anything against Champ. I don't love him in a "batteries required" sorta way you do. But I think he's a good player.
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No matter how you cut it its a great move and one that the Chiefs had to make. Herm is an idiot no doubt but you cannot fault the logic that they need the skills Gonzo has as well as his team leadership especially as they move to a new QB.

Broncos would love to have a guy of his talent, leadership, and citizenship. Carl did the right thing.
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Old 01-14-2007, 11:05 AM   #83
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This move could go either way IMO on one hand KC fans could get to watch their great TE skills slide year after year getting booed or he could play consistantly and serve as a team moral/fan booster. (could go either way) but i will say the KC fans have already showed their colors by leaving early and booing such players as trint (whom has already been kicked to the curb).

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No matter how you cut it its a great move and one that the Chiefs had to make. Herm is an idiot no doubt but you cannot fault the logic that they need the skills Gonzo has as well as his team leadership especially as they move to a new QB.

Broncos would love to have a guy of his talent, leadership, and citizenship. Carl did the right thing.
Keeping Gonzo was undoubtedly a good move, but they over paid for him.

And for the record, Denver has no shortage of quality leaders and citzens, and we have a younger and more talented TE by the name of Scheffler.
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Keeping Gonzo was undoubtedly a good move, but they over paid for him.

And for the record, Denver has no shortage of quality leaders and citzens, and we have a younger and more talented TE by the name of Scheffler.

That was a homer statement.
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That was a homer statement.
I disagree. Scheffler was one of the most physically gifted TEs to come out in quite some time. Only Vernon Davis was more athletic in recent years. All that remains to be seen is if Scheffler puts it together on the field, but all signs point to yes.
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That was a homer statement.
So what?
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I disagree. Scheffler was one of the most physically gifted TEs to come out in quite some time. Only Vernon Davis was more athletic in recent years. All that remains to be seen is if Scheffler puts it together on the field, but all signs point to yes.
Faster does not mean more talented. I doubt Scheffler ever becomes the complete package that Tony Gonzalez is.
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Faster does not mean more talented. I doubt Scheffler ever becomes the complete package that Tony Gonzalez is.
Judging by their rookie seasons, Scheffler could easily become better. Scheffler brings more speed, agility and big play ability to the table than Gonzo does, and his hands and blocking are at least as goods.
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Judging by their rookie seasons, Scheffler could easily become better. Scheffler brings more speed, agility and big play ability to the table than Gonzo does, and his hands and blocking are at least as goods.
Dude....you should take that act on the road. That's funny stuff.
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Judging by their rookie seasons, Scheffler could easily become better. Scheffler brings more speed, agility and big play ability to the table than Gonzo does, and his hands and blocking are at least as goods.
His blocking as good? Wow. I'm sure Scheffler will turn out just fine but to say his blocking is as good is rediculous.
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