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-King- 02-05-2009 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by arc (Post 5461165)
I bet JD Booty is pissed that the Pete Carroll magic didn't rub off on his draft status.

I'd be pissed too. He should have came out after his 2006 season. He had almost identical numbers to what sanchez had. His one year of college experience was enough to warrant him a top 3 pick huh? But what do you know, he fell off the next year which could happen to Sanchez.

I want to see a qb do good for more than one year before I give him 70 million dollars and the reigns to an NFL team.

Agent V 02-05-2009 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Coogs (Post 5461159)
We did address the o-line last draft. We are pretty set at LT. It could wse some more work this draft, but there are more rounds past the 1st round to do this with. Might not even have to reach for players to do it either.

Exactly. He says focusing on "glamour positions" is stupid because you're missing pieces, yet it's smart to focus solely on the o-line until it's completely invincible. That's not even possible.

Build the team AS A TEAM.

DaneMcCloud 02-05-2009 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by KcChiefsKing (Post 5461168)
LMAO! I've noticed throughout this whole thread this is all you've been doing. Is it because you're merely just a bandwaggon fan of Sanchez and cant come up with any arguments by yourself? What you heard Sanchez was a good player and you just started riding his nuts huh? But when it comes to debating with others, you'd rather just make these comments and leave the actual debates to people with brains.

Thanks for the insults but quite honestly, I've stated my case for Sanchez and Stafford numerous times in this forum and I'm pretty sure that most people are sick of me reiterating myself at every turn.

I know I am.

So in brief, never pass on a potential franchise QB. Sanchez is extremely accurate and smart, has ideal size and athleticism and despite your "one year" claim, he was at USC for four full years. Furthermore, the guy was like the #1 overall player his recruiting year. He has the tools and the brains to be a franchise player.

In that case, there is no possible reason to pass on him. If you think Cassel's good after NEVER starting at USC, then you wait until Sanchez hits the NFL.

Lights out.

-King- 02-05-2009 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Coogs (Post 5461149)
Yes. It is worth the roll of the dice once every 25 years to take a QB in the first round. It can't set us back any further than we already are now. Hopefull the new defensive coaching staff can turn some of these recent high draft picks into players. And even f they can not, we can address the defense much further in the draft next year than we could this year at least early on.

Not arguing with you. It is a good call to pick a qb in the first round......if he deserves to be drafted there. Sanchez cannot be the third player selected in a football draft. I refuse to believe he is worthy. Maybe a mid first, but never a 3rd pick. One year shouldn't get you that far.

Frosty 02-05-2009 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by KcChiefsKing (Post 5461174)
I'd be pissed too. He should have came out after his 2006 season. He had almost identical numbers to what sanchez had.

Well gee. Maybe it's not all about college stats?

-King- 02-05-2009 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 5461180)
Thanks for the insults but quite honestly, I've stated my case for Sanchez and Stafford numerous times in this forum and I'm pretty sure that most people are sick of me reiterating myself at every turn.

I know I am.

So in brief, never pass on a potential franchise QB. Sanchez is extremely accurate and smart, has ideal size and athleticism and despite your "one year" claim, he was at USC for four full years. Furthermore, the guy was like the #1 overall player his recruiting year. He has the tools and the brains to be a franchise player.

In that case, there is no possible reason to pass on him. If you think Cassel's good after NEVER starting at USC, then you wait until Sanchez hits the NFL.

Lights out.

:doh!: He's only had one season starting on the football team. Sorry I have to clear it up for you, I thought you'd be smart enough to figure it out. And yeah, he's been at USC for 4 years, yet never started until this year. After you're redshirted, you should start your redshirt freshman year.

royr17 02-05-2009 03:39 PM

I believe that Scott Pioli is probably working on a way to bring Matt Cassell to KC to be our QB.

I dont care what anybody says, New England was a dangerous team to play at the end of the year, it took them time to adjust to Matt.

-King- 02-05-2009 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by arc (Post 5461188)
Well gee. Maybe it's not all about college stats?

Yeah, I'm sure he's a leader and will make this offense the #1 offense. Hell, he'll probably switch up and be D end on defensive series!! Sanchez is superman!!

Brock 02-05-2009 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by KcChiefsKing (Post 5461156)
And dont use the Leinart argument. It's not like Leinart is going in and lighting it up in the NFL is he? All I can see is a bench warmer whos getting 50.8 million dollars in the process.

You've missed the point. I mentioned Leinart because HE RETURNED TO USC FOR ANOTHER YEAR. How much did that extra year of experience help him?

The Franchise 02-05-2009 03:40 PM

You post over at WPI....don't you.

DaneMcCloud 02-05-2009 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by KcChiefsKing (Post 5461196)
:doh!: He's only had one season starting on the football team. Sorry I have to clear it up for you, I thought you'd be smart enough to figure it out. And yeah, he's been at USC for 4 years, yet never started until this year. After you're redshirted, you should start your redshirt freshman year.

Not at USC.

And as for Leinart, he was drafted by Dennis Green to play in the West Coast offense. He was fired and the new offense is a vertical offense, not Leinart's strong point.

The Cardinals should not have drafted him if they thought there was a chance they'd fired Dennis Green. Square peg, round hole.

Leinart will still be a productive, if not highly successful NFL QB.

DaneMcCloud 02-05-2009 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by royr17 (Post 5461199)
I believe that Scott Pioli is probably working on a way to bring Matt Cassell to KC to be our QB.

I dont care what anybody says, New England was a dangerous team to play at the end of the year, it took them time to adjust to Matt.

I believe that as always, you are incorrect.

Frosty 02-05-2009 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by KcChiefsKing (Post 5461196)
:doh!: He's only had one season starting on the football team. Sorry I have to clear it up for you, I thought you'd be smart enough to figure it out. And yeah, he's been at USC for 4 years, yet never started until this year. After you're redshirted, you should start your redshirt freshman year.

He started three games in 2007 and played in several others, also.

-King- 02-05-2009 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by DeezNutz (Post 5461170)
What about our 1st and 2nd for Anderson?

He has even more starting experience in the NFL than Castle. This should be worth more.

What ever helps you sleep at night mr sarcastic. Why is Sanchez so highly rated? I understand Stafford, but Sanchez? Why?

OnTheWarpath15 02-05-2009 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by DeezNutz (Post 5461170)
What about our 1st and 2nd for Anderson?

He has even more starting experience in the NFL than Castle. This should be worth more.

LMAO


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