When Vegas made the Bucs the favorite to win the SB, I scoffed. But they seem like they could be rounding into a powerhouse. The defense is probably the best in the league. Now they have Brown.
Anybody worried, should KC return to the big game? [Reply]
Originally Posted by staylor26:
I swear I can imagine JakeF, Red Dawg, and OKchiefs watching the games completely alone in their mothers basement every week taking notes on things to bitch about the upcoming week on CP.
You miserable ****s don’t deserve this team.
Please tell us more about how great Breeland Speaks is going to be. [Reply]
Originally Posted by OKchiefs:
Damien Williams had one of the most dominant postseasons for a runningback. Should he be paid accordingly going forward?
Yea because Damien Williams and Frank Clark’s regular season production throughout their careers is comparable! [Reply]
Originally Posted by staylor26:
Yea because Damien Williams and Frank Clark’s regular season production throughout their careers are comparable!
Frank Clark's regular season production his entire time in KC shows he's an okay DE. He's being paid like he's Khalil Mack when he's nowhere close to that level of production. [Reply]
Originally Posted by OKchiefs:
Please tell us more about how great Breeland Speaks is going to be.
Show me one post where I said Speak was going to be great.
I’ll wait....
Meanwhile, you were bitching about corner for 2 year untill you realized that they know what the fuck they’re doing there, then you turned to LB which all things considered are playing fairly well with the rookie showing flashes, so now it’s time to bitch about Frank fucking Clark and the pass rush.
You just move on to the next thing to bitch about like you HAVE to bitch about something. It’s so fucking obvious. [Reply]
Originally Posted by OKchiefs:
Frank Clark's regular season production his entire time in KC shows he's an okay DE. He's being paid like he's Khalil Mack when he's nowhere close to that level of production.
He's been a full-time starter, going back to Seattle, for 4 seasons.
His sack total over those 4 seasons trails only people like Mack, Von Miller, Aaron Donald.
He's easily a top 10 DE in the league over the last 4 years.
Originally Posted by OKchiefs:
Frank Clark's regular season production his entire time in KC shows he's an okay DE. He's being paid like he's Khalil Mack when he's nowhere close to that level of production.
Frank Clark has 3 sacks on the year while Mack has 4.5.
Originally Posted by staylor26:
Show me one post where I said Speak was going to be great.
I’ll wait....
Meanwhile, you were bitching about corner for 2 year untill you realized that they know what the **** they’re doing there, then you turned to LB which all things considered are playing fairly well with the rookie showing flashes, so now it’s time to bitch about Frank ****ing Clark and the pass rush.
You just move on to the next thing to bitch about like you HAVE to bitch about something. It’s so ****ing obvious.
I admitted I was wrong about CB. I still don't think LB is nearly good enough, even with Gay. And sorry, but Jones and Clark are earning a combined $47 million or so starting next year. I expect our pass rush to be better than middle of the pack for that kind of money. You expect a DL paid like that to get pressure more often than not with the front 4. Our front 4 generally doesn't get pressure on their own. Sure, we have some injuries. But it's not like someone like Taco Charlton is a world beater. Do we really have to be 100% healthy for Clark to get pressure? Because he's being paid like someone who should be able to generate pressure without needing too much help, and he does have help with Chris Jones taking so much attention. But Clark doesn't do shit most of the time. [Reply]
Originally Posted by OKchiefs:
I admitted I was wrong about CB. I still don't think LB is nearly good enough, even with Gay. And sorry, but Jones and Clark are earning a combined $47 million or so starting next year. I expect our pass rush to be better than middle of the pack for that kind of money. You expect a DL paid like that to get pressure more often than not with the front 4. Our front 4 generally doesn't get pressure on their own. Sure, we have some injuries. But it's not like someone like Taco Charlton is a world beater. Do we really have to be 100% healthy for Clark to get pressure? Because he's being paid like someone who should be able to generate pressure without needing too much help, and he does have help with Chris Jones taking so much attention. But Clark doesn't do shit most of the time.
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Originally Posted by htismaqe:
He's been a full-time starter, going back to Seattle, for 4 seasons.
His sack total over those 4 seasons trails only people like Mack, Von Miller, Aaron Donald.
He's easily a top 10 DE in the league over the last 4 years.
Originally Posted by OKchiefs:
I admitted I was wrong about CB. I still don't think LB is nearly good enough, even with Gay. And sorry, but Jones and Clark are earning a combined $47 million or so starting next year. I expect our pass rush to be better than middle of the pack for that kind of money. You expect a DL paid like that to get pressure more often than not with the front 4. Our front 4 generally doesn't get pressure on their own. Sure, we have some injuries. But it's not like someone like Taco Charlton is a world beater. Do we really have to be 100% healthy for Clark to get pressure? Because he's being paid like someone who should be able to generate pressure without needing too much help, and he does have help with Chris Jones taking so much attention. But Clark doesn't do shit most of the time.
Over the last 18 regular season games, Frank Clark has 11 sacks.
Over that same span, Khalil Mack has 13 sacks.
Khalil Mack doesn't do shit most of the time. [Reply]
Originally Posted by OKchiefs:
I clearly said it was about more than just sacks. The stats show that not only is Clark not getting sacks, he's also not getting pressure.
Except he is getting pressure and he's a force against the run.
He has the highest pressure rate on the team right now.
Have you ever stopped to consider that there's something else going on that effects the entire defensive line? Even Chris Jones' pressure rate is down right now. [Reply]