so....Croyle!!!

[texaschief]

If this is what we can expect from Brodie as a starter, i'm good with that!! He seemed mobile, had a rocket arm showed good leadership on the field.

His touch passes and accuracy will get better. But if things go up from here, we should be in good shape at the QB position and we shouldn't have to consider any QBs in the draft. YESSSS!!!!

I wonder how good he would be at this point in the season. I'm curious how he reacts when teams get a look at him and begin to game plan for him and his style of passing. There WILL be bumps.

Hopefully if he loses a couple games next year some of the people on here won't be calling for his head half way thru his 2ND SEASON.

but i doubt it.

[KCKat]

Croye looked good. Now maybe we can concentrate on getting an offensive line to protect him a little better. Check out his stats, he did better than Peyton!

[greg3564]

I think Croyle is the franchise QB for the future. But the coaches need to use his abilities and stop this crappy play calling.

[Canada]

Croye looked good. Now maybe we can concentrate on getting an offensive line to protect him a little better. Check out his stats, he did better than Peyton!

O line looked like they gave Brodie quite a while to throw today, but I know what you are saying!!

[timsatt1]

O line looked like they gave Brodie quite a while to throw today, but I know what you are saying!!

i agree. o line has easier job now that the defense doesnt know if we are going to the outside or up the middle running on first down (when lj was rb...

...although the defense STILL knows we are going to run.

...also, they are pass blocking for a qb that can get out of the pocket. He isnt fast by any means...but Huard was such a liability for the O line.

The two factors, priest and croyle, is why the o line doesnt now look "horrible."

it really was a combination of things that made the o line look worse than they are all year...

#1 immobile qb...and when i say immobile i mean he stepped in concrete and it dried on him and he couldnt move

#2 lj is not fast enough to beat anyone around the outside nor can he create yards on his own (making cuts) yes if he makes it to secondary he can plow over smaller players.

#3 ....and this is STILL the problem that makes the o line look worse than they are....playcalling predictability. there is no guessing for the defense. our coaches are #$# complete morons...we have been saying this since week 1...and now the announcers are saying this....MIX IT UP ON FIRST AND SECOND DOWNS!!!!!

we cannot be a good team with this coaches philosophy....only mediocre. simple as that.

[hermhater]

Dear Herm,

You have a QB now.

Use his arm.

Hatefully,
hermhater




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(Apparently if YouTube is gonna do this to my clips, I will have to use a higher resolution and just take longer to upload and edit them. Sorry guys.)

[timsatt1]

good post. i have yet to figure out how to give rep, if i knew i would give you good rep.

Dear Herm,

You have a QB now.

Use his arm.

Hatefully,
hermhater










(Apparently if YouTube is gonna do this to my clips, I will have to use a higher resolution and just take longer to upload and edit them. Sorry guys.)

[stlchief]

Croyle looked great! No bad decisions that I saw, but I missed the first half.

Why are we not using the legs of this mobile QB? In the 2nd half, I saw no designed roll-outs and definitely no designed runs (or even scrambles for positive yards).

At 4-6, and still just a game out of first, he made a great start and if he can win a couple of games (and Oakland @ home coming up), he might get some confidence and give us a run at the play-offs.

GO CHIEFS!

[tammietailgator]

He used those legs to get out of the pocket more than huard did.... I supported huard, but loved seeing croyle in, he will get more mobile

[hermhater]

Croyle looked great! No bad decisions that I saw, but I missed the first half.

Why are we not using the legs of this mobile QB? In the 2nd half, I saw no designed roll-outs and definitely no designed runs (or even scrambles for positive yards).

At 4-6, and still just a game out of first, he made a great start and if he can win a couple of games (and Oakland @ home coming up), he might get some confidence and give us a run at the play-offs.

GO CHIEFS!

Broyle played great but was hampered buy the inept play calling by Herm.

I know everyone is saying it is Solari, but Solari is Herms fault too, so it falls on Herms shoulders ultimately.