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Sell this team;268936 wrote:It’s obvious the hunt family is satisfied to put a losing team on the field and collect checks for tv rights. We need a fan lockout! Don’t renew your season tickets! If you must go to games, sit on your hands! This is a corporation! It doesn’t care about winning, losing, or fans. All it wants is $$$ This will not change unless fans change! Only we the fans can turn the chiefs into winners, and only if we hit the corporation where it lives, it’s bank account! If Arrowhead is the quietest stadium in the NFL, maybe the corporation will listen!
This team was supposed to.be good. I have no.issue with the players assembled, just the.ridiculous results, for which I blame coaching, which I fault Pioli for.
rbedgood;265459 wrote:Been a while since I’ve checked in, but as you can see I’m part of the aforementioned collection…you’ll find this group to be very friendly, and generally pretty knowledgeable. Although if Canada is still about, you’ll want to refer to yourself as a fan of “the team we don’t mention”….INT!!!! An rbedgood sighting.
How has the world been treating you?
TopekaRoy;258509 wrote:Hey, welcome to the ChiefsCrowd forum, Dawg! You sound like you will fit in here nicely. Look around and start posting.you are the 2nd person here in the last few months to become a Chiefs fan through Tecmo Bowl. It must really be Chiefs friendly!
And find a good sports bar with lots of big screens and NFL Sunday Ticket. That’s how I watch all the Chiefs and Bears games!
I am telling you Roy…. I used to aim for fifty Sacks a game with DT. 😆
Seriously.
I think they absolutely made a big mistake.
Peyton Manning took them to two Super Bowls, and is still young enough to keep it going for a few more years.
I say you absolutely stick with that guy. Trade that pick for several future 1st round picks, and look to build. When Manning goes, you have already have a football team built, minus one position.
Of course, if Manning, or Luck, should have problems, (injury, or just plain flopping) then it tells the story.
But the likelihood of Luck doing what Manning has done are very thin.
TopekaRoy;255245 wrote:I agree, that’s rude and obnoxious. As a fan I kind of like the more creative end zone celebrations. I don’t see how it does any harm to the game.As a player, though, I kind of subscribe to what Vince Lombardi once said; “When you get to the end zone, act like you’ve been there before.” I want my opponents to think that I’m thinking, “This is no big deal. This is what I’m supposed to do. My team expects to score against you and we can do it whenever we want!”
Maybe you can get inside their heads a little bit. :smile
I am, in no way, suggesting that that is not the most respectable endzone celebration.
Just that I see how it can be difficult to hold back that feeling.
Especially if you juke a guy out of his cleats on your ay there.
TopekaRoy;255084 wrote:On those rare occasions when I scored a touchdown I would just gently place the football on the ground and ‘high five’ my nearest teammate.That was my way of saying, “Hey look everybody! Look how great and humble I am!” :smile
I’ll show that…. when I am not overwhelmed with adrenaline. But, on the field, I am there to have fun. It’s a game.
Not that I ever went crazy with celebrations, but I certainly funderstand the urge, and I see nothing wrong with releasing some of that adrenaline.
But then, I have little problem with the fun-spirited celebrations that I have seen NFL players do, that are semi-planned, either.
The only celebrations I have seen in The NFL, that I dislike, are the mean-spirited taunts that defenders do after hurting/injuring an opponent.
I mean, you were able to blind-side a guy. What an achievement.
I loved Tecmo Bowl when I was young.
The Chiefs and The Steelers were easily the best two teams there were.
All you needed was Okoye and DT, and there would never be any way to lose.
And The Steelers had Rod Woodson running down on kickoffs, getting the ball on about half of them.
And Greg Lloyd was your QB killer.
Barry Sanders was also exceptional. But they did not have as quick a pass-rusher.
That was a great game.
Canada;254660 wrote:Hey guys. thanks for the well wishes. Ive improved quite a bit over the last week. I was unable to eat for two weeks after surgery and was in the hospital a couple of times. Im starting to eat some solid foods now and putting some of the weight back on. Ive lost 21 lbs in the last 3 weeks. I appreciate the good thoughts!!…and I have not had a beer in 3 weeks.
Wow. Sounds like it was pretty bad.
Thrilled to hear you are getting back on your feet though.
