Originally posted by ninerfan4life:
Worst 9-1 team ever
You are what your record says you are.Its like me saying the Jaguars are the best 1-9 team ever.
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Originally posted by ninerfan4life:
Worst 9-1 team ever
Originally posted by sanjo49er:
Surprising score.
Originally posted by ninerfan4life:
Worst 9-1 team ever
You are what your record says you are.Its like me saying the Jaguars are the best 1-9 team ever.
Originally posted by dtg_9er:
Originally posted by Afrikan:
wow...Manning weapons are just nuts...
one of the Fastest Big Receivers. D. Thomas
one of the quickest route running Receivers. Welker
one of the fastest Big TEs. Julius Thomas
Then you have Decker.
edit- dammit yall got me making mistakes now..lol. wrong thread.
Makes me want to cry! So many WRs were ahead of Jenkins on most draft boards...and they are doing pretty well!
Jeffrey set Bears single game record--218 yards
Sanu has a perfect passer rating of 158.3, 47 receptions
Hilton has 84 receptions for 1394 in his young career
Givens 42 receptions
Wylie has 53 receptions
Graham with 49
Randle has 39
Jenkins has caught 1...is that really correct? 1?
I think that's called a miss. Don't write anything down this next draft Trent...or, if you do, burn it!
Originally posted by Jakemall:
They need to vent because of how poorly Kaep did today.
Originally posted by JiksJuicy:
Keys to the loss
1) poor first and third quarter offense
2) McGraths Fumble
3) dropped passes
I think Alex played "ok" but not well enough to win this game. I just don't see why he doesn't go downfield more. All but his overthrow to McGrath, were pretty good passes. He hit Avery on a spectacular pass to the back shoulder(drop), he hit Avery in stride on another but the defense was just a bit better. He hit Bowe perfectly in stride for a drop. And he made some other really nice throws through out.
IMO he can make every throw in the book. Not sure why he plays so conservative most of the time when he can make these passes.
Originally posted by JiksJuicy:
Keys to the loss
1) poor first and third quarter offense
2) McGraths Fumble
3) dropped passes
I think Alex played "ok" but not well enough to win this game. I just don't see why he doesn't go downfield more. All but his overthrow to McGrath, were pretty good passes. He hit Avery on a spectacular pass to the back shoulder(drop), he hit Avery in stride on another but the defense was just a bit better. He hit Bowe perfectly in stride for a drop. And he made some other really nice throws through out.
IMO he can make every throw in the book. Not sure why he plays so conservative most of the time when he can make these passes.
Originally posted by Mr.Mcgibblets:
^ yeah, KC would greatly benefit from drafting/acquiring a good WR that would push Avery to # 3.
Mostly though, the KC OL has been the problem. Didn't help that Manning wasn't touched all night.
Originally posted by hofer36:
the guy I liked Stephen hill looks like a superstar compared to aj Jenkins but in reality hasn't done anything
Originally posted by dtg_9er:
Originally posted by Mr.Mcgibblets:
^ yeah, KC would greatly benefit from drafting/acquiring a good WR that would push Avery to # 3.
Mostly though, the KC OL has been the problem. Didn't help that Manning wasn't touched all night.
Can't believe the Chiefs couldn't get to Manning! I didn't see many blitzes...which may have been giving Peyton too much respect. An immobile QB is untouched by a great D while a very mobile QB is sacked three times! Argh!
I have to say, it was a good game and Smith looked good for most of it. He appeared relaxed and in control...just can't afford so many drops in the WCO offense. There was some very good DB play by Denver but not THAT good!
Maybe the Chiefs could move the pocket more using those mobile young linemen...certainly couldn't be worse...what am I saying...yes it could...9-1!
Originally posted by Joecool:
Denver O already scored more than the KC offense averages. Alex needs to throw deep. Too bad he doesn't.
Originally posted by hofer36:
the chiefs took more shots deep than they have all year--i recall the one pass deep to avery (i think) that was well placed but rodgers cromartie was right there with the receiver stride for stride and knocked it down...then they had mccluster one on one vs adams and again the coverage blanketed the receiver...no qb is going to complete deep passes vs that coverage....point is that like the niners the chiefs suffer from fact that their receivers dont get much seperation on their deep routs....
the one valid criticism i heard last nite re smith was collinsowrth point that when he had the wr wide on a lb, he didnt exploit the mismatch, rather throwing to the inside wr..id like to hear smith's explanation for his decision..maybe the inside receiver was his AR1
Originally posted by verb1der:if the chiefs get a home game they will win at least one game in post season. kansas city in january is tough to play in. i think they can get a wildcard but still get a home game if they only lose one more game the rest of the way? alex was alex, did some nice things and then not so much. was surprised they did not get to manning on defense
The Chiefs can go 16-1 for all it's worth, but come playoffs they'll be 1 and DONE, because the game is always placed on the QB's shoulders.
For the record, the Niners are pretenders too, we just happened to play 4 playoff teams already.