You know why Vikes released Bobby Wade?

by 58 was my friend on Dec 6, 2009 3:33 PM CST

We saw everything that the Vikings saw in Wade today. Somewhere there is a crystal ball the Vikings used on trading their 1st Round Pick for Jared Allen and siginning Brett Favre. What we didn''t know was what the crystal ball showed of Bobby Wade. Apparently Bobby was a great baker, thing is, he has a bad habit of not washing his hands everytime after baking and getting himself all buttered up. What a day for Tamba Hali (a Herman Edwards draft pick) to have it thrown away on the crappy bad play from the entire offensive unit. For all those fans complaining about Bowe's drops last year??? You guys have not seen Bobby Wade. Now, how much do you miss Dwayne Bowe? Ok, I am just venting out my frustration with this entire season - MOST OF ALL - I am pissed that KC under Haley have lost 3 home games 2 of them in blowouts to Division Rivals. And this has to be the lowest of low gettin' blown out on back-to-back weeks by a division rival. I'm going to go throw up now...

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Bobby Wade sucked today Haley should of knocked him out in the 1st

by tomahawk44 on Dec 6, 2009 3:36 PM CST reply actions 1 recs

+1

You have to dive for it sometimes!

"The way this works is you string together some good games, some good practices and you get momentum and you gain confidence," linebacker Mike Vrabel said. "It can be a real positive for your team. It builds on itself."

by cpa913 on Dec 6, 2009 7:26 PM CST up reply actions 1 recs

Im not saying wade the answer

but the guy did look pretty good early in the year……and the vikings could afford to get rid of them they have 2 if not 3 WR better than bowe

by cassel4prez on Dec 6, 2009 3:59 PM CST reply actions

I'm thinking it's time for Croyle to start a game

cassel4prez will surely disagree, but at this point, it can’t possibly HURT and who knows, he might have good (or better) game

the worst that happens … we lose

Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisiton!

by upamtn on Dec 6, 2009 4:01 PM CST reply actions

upamtn

i hear you about letting croyle start the next one and maybe it would be a good idea, but i feel like both him and matt are the same style qb they just manage the game nothing more nothing less…..and i dont think putting croyle in would jumpstart the offense……..I have been a huge cassel fan since hes been here but he looked horrible today, ive also noticed that cassel will eitehr throw 0 int or 2 -3.

by cassel4prez on Dec 6, 2009 5:10 PM CST up reply actions

Yea, cause he was so great on that fake punt play!

by cpa913 on Dec 6, 2009 7:27 PM CST up reply actions

As bad as we've looked this year...

I still feel less ashamed in 2009 than I did last year.

I’d dreamed of being a Chiefs season ticket holder since I was twelve years old, watching Saleaumua, Dan Phillips and (of course) DT and the boys destroy opposing offensive lines. When I got the chance to take tickets last season, I jumped at it, believing in my heart of hearts that I was set up for one of the most exciting falls ever.

Oops. I ended up paying $$ that I barely had, to watch some of the worst football in the world. It was horrible—thank God my fellow Chief fans and the amazing Arrowhead/KC experience made it all worthwhile.

This year? We’re trying harder, winning as often, and I’m seeing significant flashes of talent from players playing in legitimate, NFL schemes (well, except for our defense).

Is it still disgusting? Yeah. Am I frustrated? No question—especially after two straight in-division beatdowns. But I still feel like there’s light at the end of the tunnel…somewhere. It WILL get better; everything always does.

This, too, shall pass.

"You've only got 10 fingers to stick in the dike. Is there a breaking point that pushes you over the edge?...Where's the limit?"

-Marty Schottenheimer

by go_saleaumua on Dec 6, 2009 4:02 PM CST reply actions 2 recs

Exactly

A couple of years ago, there were waiting lists..LONG..waiting lists to get season tickets.

Now? They arent real hard to get. My friends cousin was able to get season tickets without having to wait on a list. He sold me his 2 tickets today and thank god for DT’s Jersey retirement ceremony otherwise I would have been thoroughly disappointed

For those who were there..the Jersey retirement was special. Emotional. It was..amazing. It was also good to see Marty, Neil Smith and Dan Saleaumua there for the retirement also. I couldnt have asked for a better game to go to, but it would have been nice to see the chiefs kick the Broncos ass in light of DT’s memory. I’m sure he would have loved that. He always said his favorite QB to tackle was Elway. But some things dont work out that way.

I had a guy sitting by me who said that DT was rolling in his grave. And..I understand where he came from but it kinda irritated me, because if DT were still here today, I’m willing to bet that he’d be among the biggest supporters of the Chiefs, no matter what the record was, how bad we lost or how ugly we looked. DT would have never turned his back on the Chiefs and “rolling in his grave” is somewhat of an implication of doing that. Maybe I’m just over-thinking his comment..but I cant help the way that it hit me.

by Petey14 on Dec 6, 2009 5:09 PM CST up reply actions

wrong

Ive seen a few times that DT talked shit about his teammates. The Broncos game where he got into it with Sharpe for one. He lost his cool and after the game threw some people under the bus.

Raiders Suck!!!

by pokerjoe on Dec 6, 2009 6:38 PM CST up reply actions