Orlando brown… welcome

[Soonerpeace]

(05-10-2023, 12:05 PM)jj22 Wrote: No but it means they have to fail first before you openly judge.... People pointing out bad moves on a Superbowl team, one that has won 2 in the last 4 years, and back to back to back to back AFC Championship games seems a little.... Well let's just say sometimes people want to see you fail so bad they'll claim you failing while you succeeding at the highest level.... Reaching heights you haven't reached.

You have to be careful with those people because they just waiting to see you fail, and have waited long enough to where they can't wait no longer and so they claim you failing when in reality you not.

I'd take the Bengals making these "bad moves" if it means they have KC's resume. Who wouldn't? Hell you and the opinion police won't even let us mention Bengals "bad moves" (losing Bell, Perine) because they have reached back to back Conference Championship games and thus deserve the benefit of the doubt so I ain't here for the hypocrisy.

(05-10-2023, 12:21 PM)Nicomo Cosca Wrote: No idea what you’re going on about here. There’s no “hypocrisy” involved. The Chiefs got MUCH weaker at OT. That’s just a fact. There’s nothing wrong with talking about it potentially becoming an issue for them. I’m sure plenty of their own fans are doing exactly that right now.

This kind of stuff is literally what message boards (especially in the offseason) are for. As for your “opinion police” nonsense? People can criticize whatever they want (you’ve certainly made it your M.O. here over the years), but losing a couple safeties (one of which you replaced with a 1st round pick) and a RB2 is not as concerning to me as starting the two tackles KC will be.

I get KC gets a certain degree of grace with their resume. But our resume isn’t chopped liver. The scrutiny of their OL situation merits the same discussion as us starting 2 new safeties and our TE room. It’s the off season. But their OT situation is surprising for them.