Tyler Bray didn't get drafted because he was a terrible leader. He even got benched against Vanderbilt. He won one maybe two SEC games at Tennessee. Investing in this guy is stupid. I have no idea why anyone would have hope in Bray. It is just like the Geno thing. He looks the part and has skills but, he is missing all the intangibles required for NFL QBs.

I think everybody understands it. The hope is that he humbles himself and maybe having to fight for a roster spot and to start will give him drive to do that. But everybody knows that's a big uphill battle.

Handjob? What are you ten years old?
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White. QB. TC hero. Scanlin/Grigsby couldn't compete with that combo.

At this point the fans are so desperate to draft a franchise QB that their evaluations can't be trusted. It's like a 21 year old virgin looking at strippers in a bar light. They're all hot!

I say handjob and the first thing you think of is a 10 year old...?

Pedaphile.

ROFL Dane?

Bray looked rushed Friday night with the blitzing and pass rushing. He has to calm himself and make the throws like he did to newsome on the one play on the right side of the field. He rushed the screen then came back and made the throw decently.

Well obviously since he went undrafted it goes without saying Tyler has question marks on him. In this case I think with good quarterback coach he can go to the next level, especially getting leadership abilities.

I would rather have Tyler Bray over Geno no question.

As I've said before Bray needs someone to teach him how to load up correctly, because he's been slinging it on sheer arm strength. Sorter suggested Tom House as a coach/instructor is the individual who helped Tom Brady and Brees.

QFT

The kid has talent. Can it be developed? That's the only question.

Bray is happy with the Baldwin/Jenkins trade. He needs someone who can keep up with his arm.

I've heard that Jenkins heart is in question and that was the knock on Bray. Maybe they can be gay together and be happy. j/k :D

Thanks for your input, crotch.

Later Bitch Bob!

Tyler Bray is Peyton Manning and Aaron Rodgers.

#CHAMPIONSHIP!

Pro Football Focus‏@PFF9m
Aaron Rodgers and Tyler Bray RT @JerryMorrison: @PFF Who are the top 2 quickest [QBs attempting passes]?

w00t! Soon, and for at least 15 years.

Nah, let's flip him for a 2nd round pick that we can use to trade for another scrub vet QB in 4 years. That's the Chiefs' Way!!!!

I would seriously have to reconsider my fandom.

Ditto, and I'd have to get a cover up of the Chiefs' logo I have tatooed on my right arm. :D

Cassel seems smaller and more feminine than I remember.

Nah, that's just the way he played the position...well that and fetal...

I see he changed his number. Now, his suck can go "all the way to 11".

FYP

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@ArrowheadPride @tbrayvol8 @bobfescoe First! #Chiefs pic.twitter.com/PWDTrKyXqs

Lol if he amounts to anything CP will write stories about you when you die.

Boom or Bust... I am going with him! :usa:

God Bless those little Chinese children...

Those chinese kids have never felt the joy as much as they did as their bloody little fingers stitched those 4 letters on...

LMAO

The lettering looks weird in that picture.

Yeah....

I will admit, not perfect...but when you pay <$50 for a jersey, you get what you pay for. That said, it matches his back... ;)

Agreed, can't complain with the price.

Gonna see a lot of him now on Thursday night.

he'll yeah.

I'll be at the game with my Bray jersey too...

Worthy of a bump, and a pat on my own back.



****, I pulled a muscle. :deevee:

I was there, it was beautiful. Gifs please

I am so tempted to jump on the Bray bandwagon. Seriously.

Better hope Bellamy makes the roster AND petititions Goodell's office to keep dat QB number Mr Tomahawk

http://prod.images.chiefs.clubs.nflc...960&height=720

http://prod.images.chiefs.clubs.nflc...960&height=720

The receiving end of Bray's 2nd TD.

http://prod.images.chiefs.clubs.nflc...960&height=720


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The lettering looks to close together.

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Chiefs score 30 points in preseason for first time in a decade. Also: Andy Reid teams are 57-4 when scoring 30+

Arrowhead Pride ‏@ArrowheadPride
99.8 QB rating for Bray #preseasonstats

:drool:

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-presea...ird-TD-of-game

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-presea...3-yard-TD-pass

Tyler Bray leads Kansas City Chiefs to preseason win over Green Bay Packers
Associated Press
Published: Aug. 30, 2013 at 12:52 a.m. Updated: Aug. 30, 2013 at 01:54 a.m.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The closest that Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and Chiefs counterpart Alex Smith got to the field Thursday night was the sideline, both teams electing to let their backups play things out in their final preseason game.

Third-string quarterback Tyler Bray took advantage of the opportunity.

The undrafted rookie from Tennessee threw for 169 yards and three touchdowns, leading Kansas City to a 30-8 victory over Green Bay as both teams rested their starters for the regular season.

"Tyler did a nice job for a young guy stepping in," Chiefs coach Andy Reid said. "Most series he put us in some form of a scoring position, whether it was a field goal or a touchdown."

Bray hit Junior Hemingway for his first touchdown pass late in the first half, and connected with Josh Bellamy and Frankie Hammond Jr. for TDs in the second half, outplaying Chiefs backup QB Chase Daniel and Packers backups Vince Young and B.J. Coleman.

"I'm so proud of him, man. He finally got a chance to play and show what he's got," Daniel said. "We all knew what he could do physically, but mentally he was on point. He played a heck of a game and I'm so proud of him."

Young continues to struggle in the Packers offense. He was just 14 of 30 for 144 yards while fumbling twice, losing one of them. Coleman was just 2 of 7 for 19 yards and an interception.

"I could have made some better throws," Young said, "but overall I feel like with the reps and the game time, there are things I can go back and watch on film and it's definitely going to help."

Packers coach Mike McCarthy said his priority was to get tape of his backups before Saturday's deadline to trim the roster to 53 players, and in that respect he got what he wanted.

"It's something we'll have to take a hard look at," McCarthy said, when asked to grade Young's performance. "There was a lot of communication going on, which is normal when you get into this fourth game. Pass protection, run blocking, things weren't very clean for us."

That could be expected with most of the big names wearing baseball caps and floppy hats.

In the race to be the No. 3 running back in Kansas City, second-year pro Cyrus Gray appeared to move ahead of veteran Shaun Draughn with a solid performance. Gray gouged the Packers several times in the first half and finished with 73 yards on 13 carries.

Hemingway likely locked up his spot on the Chiefs' roster after the former seventh-round pick out of Michigan caught his second touchdown pass of the preseason. And if it wasn't his work that solidified his job, it may have been an injury to fellow wide receiver Devon Wylie.

The Chiefs' fourth-round pick two years ago, Wylie left in the first half with a hamstring injury and never returned. Wylie missed most of last season with a similar injury.

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, who has missed time in practice with a left knee, hobbled off in the first half with another knee injury. The Chiefs were already thin at the position after Tony Moeaki fractured his shoulder in last week's game against Pittsburgh.

Reid said that Kelce will have an MRI exam Friday but "he should be OK."

In a bit of positive injury news for Green Bay, cornerback Tramon Williams started the game after missing practice with a bruised knee. He picked off Daniel on the game's first play as the Packers' starters spent a series fine-tuning for their opener at San Francisco.

Their No. 1 offense -- sans Rodgers, of course -- played one series but couldn't move the ball behind Young, eventually settling for Crosby's 48-yard field goal and a 3-0 lead.

Ryan Succop's two field goals and another by Crosby left the score 6-6 when the Chiefs got the ball with less than 2 minutes remaining in the first half. Bray guided them 50 yards in seven plays, and his pass to Hemingway for a touchdown gave Kansas City a 13-6 lead at the break.

The Chiefs put the game away on Bellamy's touchdown grab in the third quarter.

"We played great as a team so I think everyone's confidence is up right now," Bray said. "It was good to get some reps because I'm probably not going to get many down the road here."

Bray for President.

Such an awkward release. Footwork definitely needs some tuning, but can't complain about much else with him being an UDFA. Can't wait to see him next year.

Bray FTW...literally

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The 13 second mark rules.

Might as well. Only legit QB on the roster.

Come to the Bray-side of the force. Join us our Aussie friend.

@ArrowheadPride: Andy Reid asked about Bray moving up. "That's not where we're at right now" http://t.co/VFvuRABLSN

:clap:

good ... Reid is probably having the same thought process of Bray needing to sit for maturity reason. Don't let the talent seduce you into ignoring the douchbaggery. That leads to the Dark Side and Ryan Leaf. Let him sit and mature so we get Dan Marino instead.

Emergency game planning aside, seeing Bray in street clothes for the first half of the season does not bother me one bit.

Pressing concerns kept me from watching the game last night... but WOW... how about that Bray kid, 14 of 25 and 3 touchdowns?

AWWW YEEEAH

PBJPBJPBJPBJ

at last....AT LAST - I can get my Bill Kenney jersey out of the closet (and I am not joking).

http://i.imgur.com/jHSpgF9.gif

http://i.imgur.com/IdLIPYC.gif

you will be even more excited when you see some of the throws

the old back foot/flat foot arm whip throw for a touchdown because his arm is stronger enough to not need his feet all the time.

marino,elway,favre-ish

Sean Salisbury on 810 today called Tyler Bray UDFA legalized theft. Said he's 2nd round talent.

I watched the final td on nfl.com, but until just now hadn't seen the 45 yarder.

****ing AWESOME.

Thanks gochiefs.

How weird would it be after years of gnashing our teeth about never taking a #1 QB that we end up with a legit QBOTF as an UDFA.

I'm still not convinced he'll be able to keep it up against starter-level competition, but I'm thrilled that he'll get to ride the bench for a year or two and hopefully have time to learn and mature.

It's about ****ing time we get something positive from out of our asses.

Whatever Walrus.......

Bray smells like false hope to me. Maybe he'll work out but, I'm going all in on Smith this year.

I am PERFECTLY fine letting this guy simmer in the stewpot this year, no hurry at all... i've waited this long, i can wait a little longer.

It will do him a world of good to just watch and learn this year.

if Stanzi ever had this kind of preseason performance the last 3 ****ing years on this shit team this whole forum would have exploded in their pants

My stance will Alex is prepare for the worst hope for the best, with Bray I'm cautiously optimistic

Yep. Kid could go either way. Strong leadership could turn him into something good.

You are scaring me.


This is my exact thought.

:)