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Post subject: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 7:01 pm |
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I dont see an obvious, consensus #1 pick this year. Who do they take?
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 7:04 pm |
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QB is their biggest need but I don't see one in the draft worth the #1 overall pick. Maybe they go defense and grab a QB with their 2nd round pick.
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 7:10 pm |
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Pioli will try to trade back and collect picks if he is still there. That in itself is a big question.
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 7:21 pm |
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chris98251 wrote: Pioli will try to trade back and collect picks if he is still there. That in itself is a big question. I think that could be the problem. That's a VERY talented roster. And, VERY young. They've been that for awhile.
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 7:23 pm |
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QB. There's not a good enough player who sticks out as a #1 pick at any position. So just go for the best QB available and feel comfortable with that position. They have a decent roster, just need 'the guy'. And for me, it's still Barkley. Still the best QB in this class. And they have enough of a supporting cast that he could manage them to be competitive in the AFC West.
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 7:26 pm |
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Barkley. Like English says. There will be rumors of all kinds of stupid shit for months, and then they will take Barkley.
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 7:32 pm |
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Scottemojo wrote: Barkley. Like English says. There will be rumors of all kinds of stupid shit for months, and then they will take Barkley. It's funny that after what has generally been considered a pretty poor season for Barkley which has seen his decision to stay at College largely derided, that he has a good chance still to fulfil what was, most likely, one of his main goals when making the decision to go back to USC: to be the #1 pick.
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 7:38 pm |
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I think it's incredibly silly, some of the things people are talking about regarding Barkley. I get the people who never rated him (although I fundamentally disagree with their take). But to hammer him this year having previously touted him as the #1 pick? Did these people watch USC this year? The entire defense was a joke. Kiffin spent more time being a total wanker to the media and playing silly mind-games than actually doing his job. Kiffin deserves complete blame for that shambles this year at SC.
Barkley had almost the same TD's as last year. He had a few more picks, but then had a similar volume increase in sacks playing behind a much weaker offensive line. He wasn't faultless and had bad games. But some of the stuff written about him is silly. Ultimately you know what you're going to bet from Matt Barkley. What he lacks physically he'll make up for technically.
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 7:55 pm |
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theENGLISHseahawk wrote: I think it's incredibly silly, some of the things people are talking about regarding Barkley. I get the people who never rated him (although I fundamentally disagree with their take). But to hammer him this year having previously touted him as the #1 pick? Did these people watch USC this year? The entire defense was a joke. Kiffin spent more time being a total wanker to the media and playing silly mind-games than actually doing his job. Kiffin deserves complete blame for that shambles this year at SC.
Barkley had almost the same TD's as last year. He had a few more picks, but then had a similar volume increase in sacks playing behind a much weaker offensive line. He wasn't faultless and had bad games. But some of the stuff written about him is silly. Ultimately you know what you're going to bet from Matt Barkley. What he lacks physically he'll make up for technically. I became a fan pretty late to college football, how did Kiffin even get the HC job at USC when Pete left? I remember he was a big deal when he went to Tennessee, but Tennessee wasn't even any good when he was the coach for that one year... Why was he considered such a great coach? What program did he build his name with?
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 8:02 pm |
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Basically his reputation goes before him. He was part of the USC powerhouse Carroll built and his dad is Monte Kiffin. That's about it. He was a failure in Oakland (not the first, mind), spent a year pissing off other coaches in the SEC with Tennessee talking smack, all while winning nothing. And now at USC he's wasted a year of incredible offensive talent. They really should be looking for a new HC.
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 8:04 pm |
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Personally I think Barkley is never going to be above average in the NFL. And in my defense I thought that after last year as well.
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 9:45 pm |
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Isnt that because you're a Ducks fan?
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 9:53 pm |
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Probably, Erebus.
Barkley will do well for a team like KC. They can give him run support and have some talent to work with around that roster. They are almost as fraudulent a 2-14 team as Indy was last year.
In terms of the mental side of the game, Barkley is the best of the Pete Carroll era QBs from USC. He has great footwork and mechanics too. I think he will hit the ground running in 2013 and have a better statistical rookie season than Luck did.
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 9:59 pm |
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Erebus wrote: Isnt that because you're a Ducks fan? Nope. I've seen him put up huge yardage and have great games against the Ducks, so if anything that would make me think more highly of him. He played way better against the Ducks twice then Andrew Luck ever did, and i was hugely high on Luck. I would also gladly give up my first child for the Seahawks to get Marquise Lee. So being a Ducks fan, and disliking USC has absolutely nothing to do with my opinion. Its because I dont feel he's very good when he's pressured. I dont think he has a huge arm (although its certainly not weak). I dont think he's athletic enough to avoid the rush. And I think he benefits hugely from having the 2 best playmakers at WR in the country. He also throws some absolutely bonehead interceptions that junior high QB's shouldnt throw. I'm not saying he'll be a bad quarterback. I dont think he'll be Matt Leinart or Mark Sanchez or anything. I just dont think he'll be as good as any of the big 3 rookie QB's this year and will most likely never make a probowl.
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 10:01 pm |
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JSeahawks wrote: Erebus wrote: Isnt that because you're a Ducks fan? Nope. I've seen him put up huge yardage and have great games against the Ducks, so if anything that would make me think more highly of him. He played way better against the Ducks twice then Andrew Luck ever did, and i was hugely high on Luck. Its because I dont feel he's very good when he's pressured. I dont think he has a huge arm (although its certainly not weak). I dont think he's athletic enough to avoid the rush. And I think he benefits hugely from having the 2 best playmakers at WR in the country. Knock it off with sound reasoning, Akili.
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 10:04 pm |
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Lets say KC does trade back, who will take the #1; Which player is worthy of the #1 that some teams might trade up for?
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2012 10:17 pm |
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pehawk wrote: JSeahawks wrote: Erebus wrote: Isnt that because you're a Ducks fan? Nope. I've seen him put up huge yardage and have great games against the Ducks, so if anything that would make me think more highly of him. He played way better against the Ducks twice then Andrew Luck ever did, and i was hugely high on Luck. Its because I dont feel he's very good when he's pressured. I dont think he has a huge arm (although its certainly not weak). I dont think he's athletic enough to avoid the rush. And I think he benefits hugely from having the 2 best playmakers at WR in the country. Knock it off with sound reasoning, Akili. I believe i'm more in the Bill Musgrave mold.
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 12:41 am |
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hai wrote: Lets say KC does trade back, who will take the #1; Which player is worthy of the #1 that some teams might trade up for? It's a pretty weak upper-tier class. I'd be surprised if anyone traded up for anything but a quarterback, but only if KC finds a qb before the draft and a team fell in love with that player. Otherwise, I'd say KC stays and goes with the upside player in Geno Smith.
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 12:45 am |
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What a horrible year to have the number 1 pick.
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Post subject: Re: Kansas City is on the clock. Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2012 8:39 am |
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I think Barkley can be a good NFL QB provided he has talent around him. I don't think he can carry a team.
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