No, but that’s the way they will have him bow out gracefully.
They won’t ever cut him.
The first injury of any kind will be followed up with a “maybe we should give this extra time to heal” and his career fades to black.
The whole organization respects Dan a lot more than the fans do because they see the work he’s had to put in to even be a respectable defender through most of his career here while making game changing plays in a lot of big games. He’s also been a great teammate his whole time here.
Every team needs a Dan Sorensen…those guys tend to motivate others in the weight room and help everyone in meetings and after practices…it’s just a shame he physically cant keep up anymore. [Reply]
Originally Posted by ThaVirus:
OMG lol people are still defending this guy. Now we know why Spagnuolo wont take this douche off the field. We've got fuckers here who don't even know this asshole who still defend him. Imagine seeing this guy's face at work for the past few years and building a relationship with him. Even though he's utter ass, you're going to want to give him the benefit of the doubt.
It's embarrassing. Let go! He sucks. He's always sucked.
No matter how many times you say this, it’s still not true.
Originally Posted by staylor26:
No matter how many times you say this, it’s still not true.
He sucks now. He hasn’t always sucked.
nah, he's pretty much always sucked. At his BEST he was JAG. But in reality, he's been a guy that blows several plays per game with bad angles and missed tackles for years now. He's just had a knack for making a big play at a big moment.
that doesn't erase the half dozen to dozen shitstreaks per game. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
I love you man but vulturing a pick on a 50/50 ball (at best, he wasn't manned up on the guy) doesn't make Dan good.
Thornhill was sitting there waiting on that armpunt, too. It was a prayer.
This, I was happy as a Chiefs fan, and I don't wish him ill, that had to feel good for him...but it doesn't negate the objective stats that he has hit a steep decline...and he was always an overachiever at best.
The pressure they are starting to generate helps the secondary for sure, but as soon as they face a stout O-line, or an offense that adjusts to that pressure the DD targeting will continue and what evidence do we have that the pattern of burnt toast won't continue again?
We need to see more Watts in those third down situations...it doesn't have to be every time, but how will they know unless they try? Statistically it can't get worse. [Reply]
Listen to this first - Bruce Springsteen singing Old Dan Tucker - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO0yV_HcXx4
Bruce Springsteen with the Sessions Band - Old Dan Tucker (Live In Dublin) - YouTube
Originally Posted by :
Old Dan Sorensen was a fine old man
washed his face with a frying pan
He combed his hair, with his hand
and fought for the Chiefs, in this land
Get out of the way, Old Dan Sorensen
you’re too late and a has been
Get out of the way, Old Dan Sorensen
you’re too late and a has been
Old Dan Sorensen came to town
He’s always ready to give a beat down
BYU said, he’s now yours
but at times, he craps his drawers
Get out of the way, Old Dan Sorensen
you’re too late and a has been
Get out of the way, Old Dan Sorensen
you’re too late and a has been
Old Dan Sorensen, he’s smart as hell
or in the right place, we cannot tell
When a red-hot coal gets in his ass
Teams can’t run and they cannot pass
Get out of the way, Old Dan Sorensen
you’re too late and a has been
Get out of the way, Old Dan Sorensen
you’re too late and a has been
Now Old Dan Sorensen comes to town
swinging them Cowboys all round
first to the left and then to the right
Then to the Dak with all his might
Get out of the way, Old Dan Sorensen
you’re too late and a has been
Get out of the way, Old Dan Sorensen
you’re too late and a has been
Originally Posted by BossChief:
No, but that’s the way they will have him bow out gracefully.
They won’t ever cut him.
The first injury of any kind will be followed up with a “maybe we should give this extra time to heal” and his career fades to black.
The whole organization respects Dan a lot more than the fans do because they see the work he’s had to put in to even be a respectable defender through most of his career here while making game changing plays in a lot of big games. He’s also been a great teammate his whole time here.
Every team needs a Dan Sorensen…those guys tend to motivate others in the weight room and help everyone in meetings and after practices…it’s just a shame he physically cant keep up anymore.
Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
I love you man but vulturing a pick on a 50/50 ball (at best, he wasn't manned up on the guy) doesn't make Dan good.
Thornhill was sitting there waiting on that armpunt, too. It was a prayer.
Literally NOBODY, not even Chief Fan, is dumb enough to think this makes Dan "good." [Reply]
