<![CDATA[hunglo Blog Posts]]> http://www.kansascitychiefsnews.com/hunglo/weblog/ <![CDATA[The Olympic Spirit]]> http://www.kansascitychiefsnews.com/hunglo/weblog/3410/the-olympic-spirit.html http://www.kansascitychiefsnews.com/hunglo/weblog/3410/the-olympic-spirit.html Tue, 12 Aug 2008 10:00:25 PDT                                            
                  Thank You Alain Bernard, You Brought Back The Olympic Spirit

                 
                                    And Another Victory For Good Over Evil

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]]> <![CDATA[Lets Give Brodie A Chance]]> http://www.kansascitychiefsnews.com/hunglo/weblog/3409/lets-give-brodie-a-chance.html http://www.kansascitychiefsnews.com/hunglo/weblog/3409/lets-give-brodie-a-chance.html Tue, 12 Aug 2008 09:51:40 PDT
          We Will Find Out If He Can Succeed If He Is Never Given The Chance To Fail

Pick a QB.  Not just any QB.  Pick a really good one.  Someone that is universally aknowledged as an all time great.  Let's say we picked Joe Montana.  Now take Joe Cool and go back to his first year as a starter.  Let's give him a couple of years of playing time in the preseason but not give him any snaps that count.  That's better.  Now that Joe is coming in with no experience, let's put him behind the worst offensive line in the league.  Let's make it so Joe can't even set his feet without ducking and diving for his life on each and every play.  No, that's too easy.  Let's take the worst offensive line in the league and take away both starting tackles.  That's better.  Now, let's take Joe with no starting experience and a horrible offensive line and team him up with a first year offensive coordinator.  Not any first year playcaller.  Let's give him one that is completely inept.  Let's not give him one that coached QBs or RBs or WRs or even TEs.  Let's, instead, give him one that coached offensive linemen.  One that is completely overwhelmed by the position.  One that calls such predictable plays that you can see the opposing coaches laughing on the other sideline.  That's better.  Now that Joe has no experience, has no protection, has an idiot calling plays, let's do somethig about his weopons.  You can give him a decent running game but that would be too easy.  Let's instead replace an All-Pro RB like LJ with a rookie fifth rounder.  And to make it more challenging let's also make one of his starting WR a rookie.  That's better.  So now that Joe has no starting experience, no offensive line, a rookie offensive coordinator, a rookie starting RB, and a rookie starting WR, let's give Joe six games to prove that he is a starting caliber NFL QB.  And then after he undoubtably fails under these circumstances, let's all definitively say that Joe Montana cannot play in the league.

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