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Re: Chiefs In-season Report
« Reply #1 on: Sep 10th, 2008, 3:36pm » |
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on Sep 10th, 2008, 3:01pm, StegRock wrote:Another Whisenhunt-esque experiment... From "The REAL Feed": With Croyle out, Edwards weighs 2-QB system SI.com: NFL (10.09.2008 10:28) Weren't RBBC's bad enough for us fantasy footballers? Now we have to contend with a "trend" of QBBC's!!! ... |
| Unbelievable......why would you play 2 QBs? Stupid!! I would think that long term, Thigpen would be the better bet since he is only 24, but short term, you gotta go with Huard.
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Re: Chiefs In-season Report
« Reply #9 on: Oct 12th, 2008, 3:29am » |
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on Oct 11th, 2008, 9:07pm, StegRock wrote:Gonzalez to no longer be a Chief... That's the word rollin' off "The REAL Feed": AP: Chiefs TE Gonzalez on trading block USA TODAY: Sports (11.10.2008 20:49) Tony Gonzalez, the most productive tight end in NFL history, will be traded to a contender if the Kansas City Chiefs get the ... |
| If I had my druthers, I'd like to see him go to Philadelphia. That's, I think, his best fit.
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Re: Chiefs In-season Report
« Reply #16 on: Oct 22nd, 2008, 11:46pm » |
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on Oct 22nd, 2008, 11:45pm, StegRock wrote:LJ done for another week, and QB's Croyle and NOW Huard done for the year... according to "The REAL Feed": Chiefs bench RB Johnson; QBs Huard, Croyle placed on IR NFL.com (22.10.2008 20:14) Saying he was "kind of disgusted withmyself," a nervous-looking Larry Johnson apologized Wednesday for behaviorthat's led to an NFL investigation and to his benching for a second straightweek. Thigpen becomes your starter by default, and he'll be backed up by Ingle Martin... Who the f--- is that??? ... |
| Ac tually, today the Chiefs signed Quinn Gray (formerly of the Jaguars) to be the back up.....
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Re: Chiefs In-season Report
« Reply #20 on: Oct 28th, 2008, 6:37pm » |
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Well, I guess Thigpen's performance this past weekend caused this... From "The REAL Feed": CHIEFS IN CULPEPPER U-TURN - REPORT Sporting Life: NFL (28.10.2008 12:14) The Kansas City Chiefs reportedly won't offer a return to the NFL for quarterback Daunte Culpepper. I would say, though, that vis-a-vis Thigpen's game play and numbers up until this past week optimism should be guarded on the side of the both the Chiefs and fantasy footballers. On the other hand, it was really his first week going in with the knowledge and ease of mind of being the undisputed starter, receiving all the reps and having a total game plan built around him and his strengths and weaknesses. Passing on Culpepper, though, I don't think is a bad thing regardless of whether or not Thigpen is the long-term answer.
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Re: Chiefs In-season Report
« Reply #24 on: Jan 1st, 2009, 7:26pm » |
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Thank you, Stevo, but I really can't take, at least, 100% credit for that. Even though I came to be high on Thigpen during the summer and very happily drafted him in the GBRFL restocking draft (and then summarily dropped him while he was part-time and playing absolutely terrible ), it was our esteemed fantasy-footballing colleague Jeff West, Philly, that had been touting him for some time. Nice call, Jeff (although I think you were a bit too far ahead of the curve)! I must admit, though, looking ahead, that I (don't share what I take to be your optimism about Thigpen moving forward and) think your rhetoric about Shaun Hill (who I have), vis-a-vis regime change, on the "49ers In-season Report" thread applies just as much to Thigpen here. While Thippen's stats from a fantasy perspective were excellent, at least relatively speaking, down the stretch once he got the nod, Hill's stats weren't those of a slouch, either; his passer rating was fantastic, better than Thigpen's, and, also with a poor team mind you, his win-loss record, which is the bottom line, has been great, again WAY better than Thigpen's, and this includes his 3-and-0, excellent statistical run at the end of last season, NOT under Martz. So, while I don't entirely disagree with you as regards Hill, I don't see Thigpen's situation looking forward as a diametrical opposite.
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