Chiefs *****The Xavier Worthy Thread***** - Page 53

Originally Posted by Delano:
So Mitchell’s not even the best WR on his own team and he’s your guy? I fixed your formatting for you.

I was told Parris Campbell was the best Ohio State WR by a million people before that draft. Campbell went in the 2nd.

McLaurin went in the 3rd.

Terry was always the better player but his college usage fooled people.
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The more of these highlights I watch, I'm getting harder than a diamond in a blizzard... this dude is the complete package straight outta the box

Speed, routes, ball tracking, jumps, you name it he can do it

This dude, Hollywood, and Rice out there together?

Sheeeeeeit :-)
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Originally Posted by Easy 6:
The more of these highlights I watch, I'm getting harder than a diamond in a blizzard... this dude is the complete package straight outta the box

Speed, routes, ball tracking, jumps, you name it he can do it

This dude, Hollywood, and Rice out there together?

Sheeeeeeit :-)

I know people want to argue with me because I wanted a different guy but the Worthy pick does help the offense, does add an NFL caliber WR, and does put other teams in a bad position.

Teams will just wave the white flag when we line up Hollywood and Worthy outside and concede the middle of the field and short areas to us.
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Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
I know people want to argue with me because I wanted a different guy but the Worthy pick does help the offense, does add an NFL caliber WR, and does put other teams in a bad position.

Teams will just wave the white flag when we line up Hollywood and Worthy outside and concede the middle of the field and short areas to us.

Seems delusional to say it, but this could easily be the most explosive offense of the Mahomes era :-)
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Originally Posted by Easy 6:
Seems delusional to say it, but this could easily be the most explosive offense of the Mahomes era :-)

Mahomes has to be salivating to get back on a football field without both arms tied behind his back.

Reid's playbook will be back as well because I have no idea what we were watching most of last year with those horizontal passes over and over.
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Originally Posted by Easy 6:
Seems delusional to say it, but this could easily be the most explosive offense of the Mahomes era :-)

and our defense will still be extremely good!

Imagine last year, maybe slightly worse on D because Sneed was pretty important, but scoring 10+ more points per game.

3 peat incoming!
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Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
Mahomes has to be salivating to get back on a football field without both arms tied behind his back.

Reid's playbook will be back as well because I have no idea what we were watching most of last year with those horizontal passes over and over.

Our opponents DC's heads will be spinning

Wanna sit back because you're scared of our speed? fine, we'll murder you underneath

Wanna come up tight? fine, we're gonna run right past you repeatedly for 50-60 yard chunks

Originally Posted by Bump:
and our defense will still be extremely good!

Imagine last year, maybe slightly worse on D because Sneed was pretty important, but scoring 10+ more points per game.

3 peat incoming!

Yup, losing Sneed sucks but we're so freaking deep back there that we'll barely skip a beat... we'll still be a top 5 defense at worst

Barring an injury to Mahomes, I honestly can't see us not getting that 3peat
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Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
I know people want to argue with me because I wanted a different guy but the Worthy pick does help the offense, does add an NFL caliber WR, and does put other teams in a bad position.

Teams will just wave the white flag when we line up Hollywood and Worthy outside and concede the middle of the field and short areas to us.

Worthy has always been the better prospect and will be a better pro
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Originally Posted by Pasta Little Brioni:
Worthy has always been the better prospect and will be a better pro

For what the Chiefs wanted in a WR that argument can be made.

As much as I preferred Mitchell I don't think he helps more this year.

My reasoning was more of long-term plan post-Kelce.

Because once Kelce is gone you need a #1 WR since Kelce is currently in that role.
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Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
For what the Chiefs wanted in a WR that argument can be made.

As much as I preferred Mitchell I don't think he helps more this year.

My reasoning was more of long-term plan post-Kelce.

Because once Kelce is gone you need a #1 WR since Kelce is currently in that role.

I already told you this...Rice is that guy
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This douchebag Dallas fan I work with keeps saying he can’t catch for shit. Already sick of it.
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Originally Posted by raybec 4:
I sure wish the Chiefs could evaluate receivers as well as you. If they could, they might win a superbowl.

Have you ever offered your opinion on a player on this board?

Then :-)
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Originally Posted by Dunerdr:
This douchebag Dallas fan I work with keeps saying he can’t catch for shit. Already sick of it.

A lot of people believed this because he played a significant amount of his college career with a broken hand.

That should be a pro for him not a con.
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Originally Posted by YontsRBake:
A lot of people believed this because he played a significant amount of his college career with a broken hand.

That should be a pro for him not a con.

He's one of the best coming out at tracking and adjusting to the deep ball. Exactly what MVS and Hardman can't do worth a shit.

He's a legit deep threat - at minimum. His absolute floor is upgrading the MVS/Hardman roles...
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Originally Posted by Dunerdr:
This douchebag Dallas fan I work with keeps saying he can’t catch for shit. Already sick of it.

Tell them the 90's called and are embarrassed of the Cowboys.
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