When did trent Green become so AWEFUL!

[ajb6]

So sad right now i opted ot take T-Gonz over Gates

 

Green sux and so does the chiefs passing offense

[Bears]

I know im in the same boat and its sinking all i need is one TD

[whomper]

I know im in the same boat and its sinking all i need is one TD

 

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I think you will get it late..

[whomper]

This is the drive.Trent gets the td and its going to Gonzo.

[pedroz13]

Hilarious.....Green gets his first TD in three games and Shanahan challenges it. Doesn't look like it should be a TD. Green sucks.

[clownshoe]

I traded green for plummer

[Whiskey Pimp]

Kennison makes that catch and I win (with or without the td part of it)

[Fenokee]

Saying Green sucks is giving his O-Line and WR's a hall pass. C'mon - some of his throws have been lame ducks, but he's been eating grass all nite long and his WR's have dropped way too many passes. I seriously doubt any pocket passing NFL QB would have fared much better tonite against DEN. Saying he sucks is pointing fingers in the wrong direction.

[Turf Smurf]

Saying Green sucks is giving his O-Line and WR's a hall pass. C'mon - some of his throws have been lame ducks, but he's been eating grass all nite long and his WR's have dropped way too many passes. I seriously doubt any pocket passing NFL QB would have fared much better tonite against DEN. Saying he sucks is pointing fingers in the wrong direction.

 

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Agreed. It wasn't that KC's offense sucked, it was that the Denver D was THAT good.

[Tony Bats]

Trent Green is highly overrated. He can hardly piss himself w/o a running game.

[conehead116]

Trent Green is highly overrated. He can hardly piss himself w/o a running game.

 

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Please provide me with your list of Quarterbacks who have been successful without a running game.

Edited September 27, 2005 by conehead116

[Fantasy Jesus]

Please provide me with your list of Quarterbacks who have been successful without a running game.

 

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Dan Marino

[whomper]

Please provide me with your list of Quarterbacks who have been successful without a running game.

 

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The Chiefs dont have a running game ? Are you serious ?

[Wolv]

I stayed away from him this year. As was said all preseason, his schedule is brutal.

[soopanuts]

I stayed away from him this year. As was said all preseason, his schedule is brutal.

 

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Finally, someone posted it. If you didn't, I would have. The Chiefs have a much tough schedule this year. That coupled with the Roaf injury and that the rest of OL is struggling, is what's really going on here.

[Doc Holliday]

I think many underestimate what a great O-lineman means to a team. The Chiefs need Roaf back badly.

[Avernus]

that leg problem he had looks to be causing him some problems.....it's the only conclusion I can come up with....

[conehead116]

Dan Marino

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That's one. Now lets see if Tony Bats can actually come up with any.

[Tony Bats]

That's one. Now lets see if Tony Bats can actually come up with any.

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In a fantasy world Bulgar , and if the big time pro bowler is not in there blocking, things will not improve much for the Chiefs. I guess Gonzo is needed now to help protect the QB.

[Czarina]

I didn't get to see too much of the game but it seemed to me that many of his passes were low. They seemed to be missing Roaf a lot as neither Holmes nor Johnson had too much going in terms of running, at least early on.

 

Is it possible or likely that the leg thing is causing his mechanics to be off? I know they said his leg is 'fine' and that he's 'ahead of schedule' or some such, but you have to wonder.

[Doc Holliday]

I didn't get to see too much of the game but it seemed to me that many of his passes were low. They seemed to be missing Roaf a lot as neither Holmes nor Johnson had too much going in terms of running, at least early on.

 

Is it possible or likely that the leg thing is causing his mechanics to be off? I know they said his leg is 'fine' and that he's 'ahead of schedule' or some such, but you have to wonder.

 

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I think Trent Green just got did not care at the end of the game. not that he was good before but many of his bad passes(the real bad ones that were being bounced to his recievers) came when they were down by 27 points. earlier in the game his stats could of been alot better had Sammy Parker held on to 2 passes.

 

He just did not care at the end IMO.

 

I agree , they are missing Roaf badly. watch the running room they get when he returns.

[poolguard]

Thats what you get for relying on Tight Ends.

[Guest Cherni]

I really don't think it's Trent Green. Sure he's not having his best 3 games (yes it's only 3 games). But the Roaf injury is KILLING the Chiefs. Their entire offense is built around their dominant O-line, and Roaf is the driving force. With him out, there is serious trouble. He needs to get better, and fast.

[alexgaddis]

let me get this straight, from your title I gather you are wondering when Trent Green became so full of awe?

 

 

because watching the Monday Nite Game i'd have to say he looked AWFUL...unless of course the bounce-pass has been implemented into the NFL...

[Big Talker]

Why the Chiefs looked so bad last night (as I see it):

 

1. The Chiefs miss LT Willie Roaf in a big way. His not being there turns a great O-line into an average one. In fact, next to Trent Green, he's probably the most irreplacable guy on their offense.

 

2. Dante Hall and Samie Parker were obviously intimidated. Often when they were preparing to catch a pass and it looked like they were going to be hit, they would flinch or shy away from the ball. Lame, lame, lame. Not only did this kill a few drives, but now that they've shown this tendency for all the world to see, they can expect to be hit even harder in future weeks.

 

3. Roaf's absence notwithstanding, the Chiefs' pass blocking was very weak. Kansas City has a great O-line coach, Mike Solari, and I'm sure this will be addressed, but even so it was disturbing to see Green's protection constantly break down.

 

4. Is Priest Holmes hurt? Trevor Pryce seems to think so, but I don't know. Maybe he's just getting old. On the other hand, LJ looked even worse than Priest, so maybe the O-line was really that bad last night.

 

5. The boot--need I say more? The KC sports radio crowd discussed all week how the defense needed to shut this down, but watching Plummer execute the play so efficiently and score so easily brought back a lot of bad memories from the last two seasons.

 

6. Green short hopped too many throws. Yeah, he was pressured, but I haven't seen him throw the ball that erratically since his first season in KC.

 

7. Where was Derrick Johnson? The kid was great the first two games, but I hardly heard his name called last night. Maybe he's going to be like Derrick Thomas--great for 2-3 games and then disappear for 2-3?

 

8. The defense lost its composure. What in the world was Sammy Knight thinking when he hit Rod Smith 5 yards out of bounds? What was Kendrell doing charging the line when Plummer was so obviously set up to call a bootleg? Silly, stupid rookie moves by a couple of smart veterans. Those two plays illustrate how the Chiefs just fell apart last night.

 

9. The Chiefs didn't look ready to play. From the opening kickoff, the Chiefs looked flat and uninspired, and after Denver's first TD, the players had a deer-in-the-headlights look the rest of the game. Sure, Denver is a tough place to play, and the Broncos badly needed a win, but there's no excuse for looking so lost. I lay this at the coaches' feet (who looked pretty lost themselves).