Why K.C. picked Quinn over Stanzi

I've not seen nothing from the Mighty Quinn.

Quinn has more experience being a failure in the NFL than Stanzi.

Many talking heads are picking this team to win the West... A few are even saying Super Bowl.


This team isn't going anywhere...

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Originally posted 08:25 AM ET  08.28 by Otis B. Driftwood

Many talking heads are picking this team to win the West... A few are even saying Super Bowl. This team isn't going anywhere...

There is actually a fair amount of talent on this team, and Arrowhead can be one of the most difficult stadiums for visiting teams to win in. They are definitely a threat to win the West.

After that, there are a group of teams back East that will slug it out to see who goes to the Super Bowl.

Back-up QB on the Chefs, you hit the big time Quinn...HOF here we come!!!!

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Originally posted 08:25 AM ET  08.28 by Otis B. Driftwood

Many talking heads are picking this team to win the West... A few are even saying Super Bowl. This team isn't going anywhere...

Why would anyone pick this team? Have they done anything significant to improve themselves? Denver is the only team in the AFC West which has made any significant upgrades.

Third or fourth in the AFC West for the Chiefs.

QB is a problem in K.C., regardless of how you rank them. True, Cassell has had more success than Quinn before either came to KC but the gap in skills between T. Brady and M. Cassell is greater than that between Cassel and either Quinn or Stanzi.

A chiefs thread ?

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Originally posted 08:48 AM ET  08.28 by Eli's Revenge III

Going to be a long year in KC

17 weeks, just like most years.

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Originally posted 08:33 AM ET  08.28 by Debbie Does

Why would anyone pick this team? Have they done anything significant to improve themselves? Denver is the only team in the AFC West which has made any significant upgrades.Third or fourth in the AFC West for the Chiefs.

They won the West two years ago, and their 'improvements' this year are getting back all the players who got hurt last year. Cassel is the weakest link, but this team can work around that by running the football when Jamal Charles is healthy.

Denver has a killer schedule this year and their biggest weakness is stopping the run, especially if they get forced into nickel coverage by the offense's formations. New England gave two textbook examples on how to beat Denver last year and I'm guessing some other teams noticed. The Broncos are betting the farm Ty Warren, Keith Vickerson and Derek Wolfe can plug up the middle, or Peyton will be standing on the sidelines for long periods of time.

I'm hopeful for Denver, they are definitely going the right way, but there are still some big question marks there.

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Originally posted 08:54 AM ET  08.28 by DarkArmadillo

New England gave two textbook examples on how to beat Denver last year and I'm guessing some other teams noticed.

They showed how to beat Tebow. The defense they employed last year wouldn't work against Peyton Manning.

Denver had success with a run-first offense for Tebow because their O-line, augmented by backs who weren't carrying the ball, were pushing defenses around. All Bill Belichick did was replace his normal D-line with a bunch of jumbos who couldn't be moved.

Wasn't a hard choice at all. Went like this: "Call it."..."Tails."..."Tails it is, Quinn you stay."

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Originally posted 08:45 AM ET  08.28 by KC Jim

Getting back three top players this year had me excited for this season...........then I saw them play, that was like a kick to the nuts for removing excitement !Cassel has improved on his accuracy somewhat, maybe due to Zorn`s coaching, but they look to try to lead in dropped passes again, like a couple of years ago, Bowe could use a tube of stick em`

Wait.... "Due to Zorn's coaching" ??


Jim Zorn ??

You guys are TOAST!

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Originally posted 09:16 AM ET  08.28 by Robataille

Wait.... "Due to Zorn's coaching" ??Jim Zorn ?? You guys are TOAST!

Let me guess....

He's throwing pillows at the QB's to simulate a pass rush ?

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Originally posted 08:45 AM ET  08.28 by KC Jim

Getting back three top players this year had me excited for this season...........then I saw them play, that was like a kick to the nuts for removing excitement !Cassel has improved on his accuracy somewhat, maybe due to Zorn`s coaching, but they look to try to lead in dropped passes again, like a couple of years ago, Bowe could use a tube of stick em`

Romeo forgets that part of the reason why he lost his first head coaching job was the play of Quinn.