KCChiefs.com Hands Out the Hardware
by Joel Thorman on Jan 18, 2010 10:11 AM CST
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PrintJosh Looney over at KCChiefs.com is handing out a few awards for the Kansas City Chiefs 2009 season. These aren't official Chiefs awards - just Josh's - but interesting nonetheless.
Here's how he stacks up on these awards:
Comeback Player of the Year – QB Brodie Croyle
Role Player of the Year – OL Wade Smith
Breakthrough Player of the Year – RB Jamaal Charles
Offensive Player of the Year – RB Jamaal Charles
Defensive Player of the Year – CB Brandon Flowers
Rookie of the Year – K Ryan Succop
Hard to argue much, is it?
Also, check out Josh's blog as he runs down the offensive line.
His MVP? Rudy Niswanger.
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I'm going to look into my crystal ball, and figure out next years awards
Comeback Player of the Year – WR Dwayne Bowe
Role Player of the Year – OL Rudy Niswanger
Breakthrough Player of the Year – PR/KR/WR Quinton Lawrence
Offensive Player of the Year – RB Matt Cassel
Defensive Player of the Year – OLB Tamba Hali
Rookie of the Year – QB Tim Tebow LB Rolando Mclain
NFL Conference Championship predictions:
Vikings 31 Saints 30 ~ Colts 23 Jets 17
by craig in calgary on Jan 18, 2010 10:20 AM CST reply actions
Yep, Matt Cassel is a RB
Formatting fail.
NFL Conference Championship predictions:
Vikings 31 Saints 30 ~ Colts 23 Jets 17
by craig in calgary on Jan 18, 2010 10:21 AM CST up reply actions
Should have read:
Tim Tebow is a RB
That would be a great 1st round pick Craig!
Everyone believes black or white. It's the gray area we argue about.
by BigRedChief on Jan 18, 2010 11:32 AM CST up reply actions
Scraping The Barrel For Comeback POY
Not that Croyle didn’t have a good game against Baltimore, but the dude only played in three games all year and started one. The only reason he’d merit that award is because the rest of the team is so terrible. Hali should have gotten that award.
Besides, doesn’t being a “comeback” player indicate that you were at one point good, then dropped off, then improved again? When was Croyle ever good the first time?
Moderator - Arrowhead Pride
No Argument With The Other Awards
Just that Hali got robbed on the first one by a backup QB who threw for 230 yards.
Moderator - Arrowhead Pride
Hali wouldn't really qualify for Comeback POY
He didn’t really go anywhere, then come back.
Sucking one year, then being better the next isn’t technically “coming back”
NFL Conference Championship predictions:
Vikings 31 Saints 30 ~ Colts 23 Jets 17
by craig in calgary on Jan 18, 2010 10:30 AM CST up reply actions
It's Closer Than What Croyle Did
Sucking for pretty much an entire NFL career, then having one decent start (which he lost). At least Hali established a level of decent performance his first two years and reeestablished it in his fourth. And he did it while playing a different position.
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And Hali's 2008 Season Was Terrible
Really, really bad. He was not a good defensive lineman without Jared Allen working opposite him. But he’s turned into a very serviceable OLB who’s made himself an asset to the team when few thought he’d be that good, and if that’s not a comeback, I don’t know what is.
Moderator - Arrowhead Pride
Comeback in this case
is seen as a comeback from an injury. So realy Croyle gets it by default since he is the only one on the team that qualifies.
Hali Was Injured Last Season
According to him. He just didn’t miss games.
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chargers and cowboys really
Needed succup yesterday cuz their kickers where suckin it up. I still feel succop is our biggest pick up. That guy is solid hopefully he can keep up the good work.
FOUR F'S FIND UM FEEL UM FUGUM FORGET UM.
by sexassassin on Jan 18, 2010 10:39 AM CST via mobile reply actions
There is something to be said for durability
So Rudy deserves some credit there. I think he could still be a very useful backup as he is still relatively young. He could even progress next year, but I would still like to see an upgrade.
Niswanger the MVP. What does that stand for.
a. Most Valuable Player
b. Most Victimized Player
c. Most Valuable Pylon
Something about words and my mouth
MVP stands for B imo. Rudy would have a hard time being “most valued” on a college OL.
Bask in the glory that is Kwame Harris. Poor Alex...
MVP:
M – Most
V – Valueable
P – Position to replace
Everyone believes black or white. It's the gray area we argue about.
by BigRedChief on Jan 18, 2010 11:36 AM CST up reply actions
Only change
Role player – Terrance Copper
Guy dominated special teams
Wade Smith is a Role Player huh?
I bet he’s a level 28 barbarian mage that specializes in protection spells.
Ok. That was very nerd.
My sentiments are likely to be summed up with one of these 2 quotes:
"Shut the f--- up."- Matt Cassel
"WHAT THE F---?!?!"- Todd Haley
by Red N Gold Beast on Jan 18, 2010 12:50 PM CST reply actions
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