OFFICIAL Branden Albert vs Ryan Clady thread

[KCStud]

Originally Posted by Inkana7

Quite simply, I am a Bronco fan who loves and will always defend Khan because of his horrible take on football every time we talk football.

That's better.

[Kaylore]

Originally Posted by KCStud

No you're just a homer who wears orange and blue colored glasse's. You have proved many times your horrible take on football.
LMAO every Bronco is great

I clearly hit a nerve. Incidentally, I don't believe every Bronco is great and have railed on some of the crappier ones around here saying they needed to be cut - sometimes drawing the ire of my fellow fans. But let's read your next part of fiction.

and every Chief and/or Raider is terrible

This is actually true. But that doesn't mean that some aren't good players. I'm not sure I've ever said a good player on your team was bad. I usually rip on the hiring practices some of the personnel moves. Then I rip on the liquid courage you Chief fans seem to all drink in June that makes you think your team is better than ours. Then I make fun of how obsessed many of you are with trying to be better than the Broncos and how the home game against the Broncos is your Super Bowl.

But no, I don't think I've ever said "every Chief player sucks and every Bronco player is good." There have been quite a few Broncos I couldn't stand.

[Inkana7]

Originally Posted by KCStud

That's better.

Oh please. Your obsession with Khan is painfully obvious.

[Atwater His Ass]

Originally Posted by crazyhorse

So you're saying that Joe Montana was at least 2X as good as John Elway? That's an interesting perspective for sure.

In my opinion, those that use a SB as the only arguement for a player being better than another is for those that lack real ammunition to be able to evaluate a player based on personal production.

Thanks for the exchange. It was a delight.

Right, cause I said that SB wins were the only thing to consider.

[Bob's your Information Minister]

It's amazing how this thread took off. I had no idea Broncos fans were already this defensive about Ryan Lady

[kmonty]

It's not that hard. We're not saying that every Bronco is better than every Chief.

We're saying Sharpe > Gonzo.

And Elway > All.

Settled?

[Kaylore]

Originally Posted by KCStud

Stats don't tell everything about how good a player is either, though it should be a factor.

Who said it shouldn't be a factor? No one is saying stats count for nothing. But you should factor in everything: Stats, big game performances, championships won, overall wins, technique, fourth quarter comebacks.

Certainly you should look at situation. There are a lot of great players that haven't been on good teams. It's not Tony G's fault he plays for a crappy franchise like the Chiefs. Most people when asked though will take the player with rings and comparable stats to one with better stats and no rings. 10 out of 10 fans not living in Miami would rather have Joe Montana on their team than Dan Marino. But Dan has better stats! I know that's hard for you to understand, but winning > stats.

[Greybeard]

Originally Posted by Inkana7

Quite simply, you have a vendetta against Khan because he owns you every time you open your mouth.

It's easy to own a squaws fan.

All you have to do is wait until they predictably tell you how great their team is, then you have them.

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[Greybeard]

Originally Posted by Bob's your Information Minister

It's amazing how this thread took off. I had no idea Broncos fans were already this defensive about Ryan Lady

No, I think we're just getting a kick out of your inflated opinion of Fat Albert.

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[SureShot]

Originally Posted by Bob's your Information Minister

Broncos fans have thin skin, film at 11.

Half of Bob's skin has stretch marks, film at 11. (barfs bags will not be provided)

[Rock Chalk]

I thought Clady was a white guy.

[24champ]

Originally Posted by Kaylore

Then I make fun of how obsessed many of you are with trying to be better than the Broncos and how the home game against the Broncos is your Super Bowl.

Cheffy fans left in the 3rd quarter in their last "super bowl" in KC didn't they?

[DenverBrit]

Originally Posted by Boob's TrollingAgain

It's amazing how this thread took off. I had no idea anyone would try and discuss football with an obese Troll like me. C'mon now, own up, don't you all feel just a little stupid for taking my bait?
Even the Crap Planet knows better than to bother posting in my threads....unless it's to tell me what an idiot I am.
Oh, God how I love the attention. Gimme some more!!

It's a coin flip between your unbelievable stupidity and those who try and debate you.

You're still an unemployed putz sponging off your mother. Pathetic.

[ZachKC]

Good to check in on OM. It has been a while.

[Sacked by Croel]

Branden Albert is lazy!!! ROFL

http://chiefsblog.kansascity.com/?q=node/825

Branden Albert knew what the topic was Sunday, and he smiled when the questions came. The Chiefs left tackle, one of the team's most promising young players, came to two tough realizations nearly three months ago: His offseason relaxation had gone on too long, and Albert's new coach, Todd Haley, isn't the type to overlook a few extra pounds.

"The first day I got here," Albert said Sunday, "when I weighed in, he said, ‘Oh, no, no, no, no.’ "

Albert weighed 341 pounds on that day in March, more than 15 pounds heavier than his playing weight during an impressive rookie season in which Albert made the move from college guard to pro tackle, a tall order ordinarily even for a first-round pick.

"He’s a guy who came in way out of shape that I was pretty disappointed in, that we were all pretty disappointed in," Haley said Sunday. "He kind of let himself go from the end of the season and probably during the season a little bit."

[Bob's your Information Minister]

Or not, since he's at 309 pounds now.

[Sacked by Croel]

Originally Posted by Bob's your Information Minister

Or not, since he's at 309 pounds now.

That story just proves your guy is a not a true professional that has the drive and desire to be the best. He's just a decent lineman, not an All-Pro like our boy!

[Bob's your Information Minister]

Originally Posted by Sacked by Croel

That story just proves your guy is a not a true professional that has the drive and desire to be the best. He's just a decent lineman, not an All-Pro like our boy!

Sounds like a load of crap. He dropped 30 ****ing pounds in the span of a few months. If that doesn't indicate drive and desire, what does?

Early returns have Albert winning this competition in 2009. Clady is ill suited for schemes not run by Mike Shanahan.

[gyldenlove]

Originally Posted by Bob's your Information Minister

Sounds like a load of crap. He dropped 30 ****ing pounds in the span of a few months. If that doesn't indicate drive and desire, what does?

Early returns have Albert winning this competition in 2009. Clady is ill suited for schemes not run by Mike Shanahan.

Sounds more like hydroxycut than desire to me. If he really had desire he would probably have hit the weights more than the Mcdonalds drive through between the end of the season and mid march.

The only competition Albert is winning is the Mr BigMac award.

[Bob's your Information Minister]

Originally Posted by gyldenlove

Sounds more like hydroxycut than desire to me.

Try again.

So Albert hired a nutritionist. He worked out with strength coach Cedric Williams during the daytime, and at night Albert did extra cardio work. He eliminated sugary sports drinks and Jack Stack Barbeque, a particular weakness, from consideration. Not easy, but Albert is serious about his goals.

"Maybe I took too long of a break," Albert said, "and I learned my lesson from that."

Albert began eating six small meals a day, cutting his portions and cranking the intensity of is workouts. The extra weight was melting off Albert's 6-foot-5 frame, and he arrived to this weekend's three-day minicamp at a cool 309 pounds. The guy had lost 32 pounds in three months.

[Sacked by Croel]

Originally Posted by Bob's your Information Minister

Sounds like a load of crap. He dropped 30 ****ing pounds in the span of a few months. If that doesn't indicate drive and desire, what does?

This professional didn't get his **** in gear until the head coach got on his case. It's never a good thing when the organization kicks you in the rear to get your butt in the gym.

Originally Posted by Bob's your Information Minister

Early returns have Albert winning this competition in 2009. Clady is ill suited for schemes not run by Mike Shanahan.

Early returns? More like you are full of ****.

Zone blocking was a big part of what the Patriots did on offense. Not to mention, offensive line coach Rick Dennison and running backs coach Bobby Turner are still in Denver.

[Bob's your Information Minister]

Originally Posted by BroncoBuff-#1 Lakers Fan

Hate to break it to you Bobo, but just like the Dolphins are finding out about Jake Long, Brandon Albert is not a left tackle. Sorry.

He'l be a beast of a run-blocking guard, though.

Wow could you have been more wrong?

[Bob's your Information Minister]

Originally Posted by Kaylore

Albert is pro-bowl guard. He's a very good right tackle and an average to below average left tackle.

Kaylore swings and misses.

[Florida_Bronco]

Ahhh yes. How could I forget this gem.

[Spider]

Brando who ?