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Freeman had a pretty good season this year, and two years ago. The guy would fit perfect in Reid's system. Freeman can go deep, and his talents are more threatening when the run game gets going. Best of all, he is extremely durable. Reid hasn't had a durable QB since McNabb's younger years. Freeman would be a great get for the Chiefs, and even a non K-State Chiefs fan should agree with that.
I love Freeman, watching TB is one my top reasons for purchasing Sunday Ticket, but I can be honest that his not an accurate passer in the NFL. He can win a lot of games on a good team, maybe even evolve into the (half)Black Big Ben. I just don't think his hometown team with a fanbase full of people that reveled in his college failures is a good place for him.I want the Chiefs to take one of the Geno, Tyler Wilson or especially Tyler Bray group. I think Bray has the best upside of all the QBs in this draft and could be great with a QB guru like Reid.
I cannot believe people are still suggesting Alex Smith
Read several articles about Bray and they all suggested that he was lacking it upstairs.
Quote from: jtksu on January 11, 2013, 07:32:51 PMRead several articles about Bray and they all suggested that he was lacking it upstairs. this may be true but I he has phenomenal arm and I deserve to see that after the least ten years of noodle armed QBs.You really have to question all the intangibles and leadership of all the QBs in this years crop; none of them had much on field success this year.
Quote from: Skipper44 on January 11, 2013, 08:56:10 PMQuote from: jtksu on January 11, 2013, 07:32:51 PMRead several articles about Bray and they all suggested that he was lacking it upstairs. this may be true but I he has phenomenal arm and I deserve to see that after the least ten years of noodle armed QBs.You really have to question all the intangibles and leadership of all the QBs in this years crop; none of them had much on field success this year.No doubt he has the physical abilities to play QB in the NFL, guess he lacks accuracy and decision making skills. Here is one article that pretty well sums up what I've read about him. The Ryan Mallet comparisons are very common. Guess take him in the second and let him learn behind a vet... Though I don't think Freems would be the best guy for that job.
Quote from: jtksu on January 11, 2013, 10:00:06 PMQuote from: Skipper44 on January 11, 2013, 08:56:10 PMQuote from: jtksu on January 11, 2013, 07:32:51 PMRead several articles about Bray and they all suggested that he was lacking it upstairs. this may be true but I he has phenomenal arm and I deserve to see that after the least ten years of noodle armed QBs.You really have to question all the intangibles and leadership of all the QBs in this years crop; none of them had much on field success this year.No doubt he has the physical abilities to play QB in the NFL, guess he lacks accuracy and decision making skills. Here is one article that pretty well sums up what I've read about him. The Ryan Mallet comparisons are very common. Guess take him in the second and let him learn behind a vet... Though I don't think Freems would be the best guy for that job.How big of a problem does he have with accuracy? Between arm strength, accuracy, and decision making, I'd take a QB that has the first 2 but is lacking in the third. Decision making is the easiest thing to fix, and can be. Arm strength isn't changing, which is why they shouldn't make a run for Alex Smith.
I'd rather the Chiefs draft Geno Smith, than give Freeman shot. I don't disagree that Freeman might be the best free-agent or trade-able experienced QB, but rough ridin' NO one in the NFL gets rid of a decent QB.
Quote from: Pete on January 12, 2013, 12:17:02 PMI'd rather the Chiefs draft Geno Smith, than give Freeman shot. I don't disagree that Freeman might be the best free-agent or trade-able experienced QB, but rough ridin' NO one in the NFL gets rid of a decent QB. Geno smith?
Quote from: kim carnes on January 12, 2013, 12:56:52 PMQuote from: Pete on January 12, 2013, 12:17:02 PMI'd rather the Chiefs draft Geno Smith, than give Freeman shot. I don't disagree that Freeman might be the best free-agent or trade-able experienced QB, but rough ridin' NO one in the NFL gets rid of a decent QB. Geno smith? The only reason I prefer him to Freeman is because he is better at being a quarterback. I'm sure you have your reasons for liking Freeman, and you are entitled to them.
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Quote from: j-von on March 10, 2012, 05:18:50 PMQuote from: ChiCat on March 10, 2012, 04:47:33 PMWait, did someone just try to say Peyton wasn't good because his winning percentage went down in the playoffs from the regular season? Just curious, because that would be Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)I also had a good lol after reading that one. Surprised nobody called him out on it earlier.didn't say he wasn't good guys. he's the greatest regular season QB in history. but in the playoffs his post-season numbers, and more importantly, winning percentage drops significantly. among the elite QB's in history, only Marino has underachieved as much Peyton in the playoffs. when teams are counting on him to get them to the super bowl, which all these prospective teams are, it's noteworthy that he has a losing record in the postseason..
Quote from: ChiCat on March 10, 2012, 04:47:33 PMWait, did someone just try to say Peyton wasn't good because his winning percentage went down in the playoffs from the regular season? Just curious, because that would be Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)I also had a good lol after reading that one. Surprised nobody called him out on it earlier.
Wait, did someone just try to say Peyton wasn't good because his winning percentage went down in the playoffs from the regular season? Just curious, because that would be Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)
