BUT I do think comparing You Know Who to Tom Brady or Peyton Manning is a tad bit ridiculous. And he did have the job handed to him last year (not my fault he lost it to a career back-up). That’s all I’m gonna say on that one.

Croyle has put up number similar to Brady and Peyton (after six starts) in terms of passing yards and completion percentage. Also, it looks vastly improved this year in Chan’s offense.

Webb has never been more than marginal at best, and has shown no great improvement this year over his past performances. To me, he’s not even 2nd string material at all.

Also, DJ… Webb was on the same team as Herm’s son and they were roommates in college, and they’re still best friends. Webb has clearly been given status by Herm neither he nor his talent deserve. This is the one blemish on Herm’s time in KC I find unforgiveable. It smacks of paternalism at it’s very worst. If the guy could actually PLAY I could forgive Herm this weakness… but Webb will never be even a dependable contributor at any level. He needs to go, and in spite of how much I like Sippio… I dont care if he gets Webbs spot or not – it’s more of a Webb needs to go thing than a webb OR sippio thing to me.

As for Ryan and Simms (lol, the QBs, not Ryan Sims) and Beck and blah, blah, blah…I just wanted us to hedge our bet on You Know Who. Insurance. It worked out so well with the Browns and Chargers and their incumbent non-first-round starters that I thought it was the way we should have done things as well. Who knows? If Thiggy Smalls doesn’t start passing better from the pocket, maybe we’ll still bring somebody in.

So, there is no double standard whatsoever, bub I just call it like I see it. I don’t base my beliefs around what Herm Edwards or Bob Gretz or Adam Teicher believes, I use my eyes to analyze. Right or wrong, that’s the way I do things. And the first thing I said when I started this blog was that I was going to come out and say what I thought and not ride the fence. Sometimes I’m right, sometimes I’m wrong, but this blog is better off for it. I’m glad the other bloggers and our readers have followed suit, even if it means telling me to shove it. I love it! Chiefs Nation needed another outlet with some cojones besides Jabba the Whitlock.

Wow, glad you weren’t the coach for either of the Mannings, Troy Aikman or John Elway. The Hall of Fame would be half empty if everyone was as critical of young QBs thrown into impossible situations as you.

Same goes for WRs that took longer than a year to develop. No one is suggesting Webb is going to ever be a #1 receiver. Hell, Herm and the coaches have never mentioned him as a candidate for the #2 WR. Before the draft they talked about Webb being a slot receiver (#3) but since they drafted Franklin, they’ve played him in the slot almost exclusively. Sure sounds like lots of favoritism going on there.

But this is the point. You’re more willing to give guys who have never even played in the NFL a shot rather than let the guys we have get a chance to develop. So if Matt Ryan came in and lost 6 games in a row and had stats similar to Croyles playing under the circumstances he did, you would give up on him too? Hell, I thought Matt Ryan was the most overhyped QB in recent memory and I wouldn’t have bailed on him like that.

You don’t see how screwed up that thinking is? But I know you don’t really feel that way. Only about certain players that you have chosen to dislike.

You have shown faith in Turk McBride, though he showed us absolutely nothing last year. So far it looks like that faith was well placed. So why did you choose to believe in Turk, but not Croyle or Webb or whoever else? The answer is simple. For some reason, you decided not to like them so no matter what they do, it wont be good enough and they will always be standing in the way of whoever your favorite underdog is.

You hold a double standard between the guys you like and the ones you don’t. Sorry bub, the way you think is the very definition of hypocrisy.

Webb because they perceive favoritism by Herm at the expense of Sippio.

That is exactly what happened last year. I don’t want it to happen again. Herm obviously favors Webb. I’m not saying he necessarily has it out for Sipp, but he does give Webb preferential treatment.

Get open and catch passes. First off, he was the third receiver. Kennison was out basically the whole year almost. Second, he only caught 28 passes, dropped at least 3-4, and had a huge gaffe at a crucial moment. I never saw him step up during crunch time, and his lone TD came during garbage time. I know Sippio could have at least managed all that given the same number of reps and targets.

You act like he was Wes Welker to Bowe’s Randy Moss or something. Webb was garbage last year. A better compliment would have helped Bowe big time. C’mon, dude.

The bottom line is that like Parker, Webb has had his chance. It’s now time for Maurice Price, Sipp, McMahan, Franklin, Darling to get theirs. My problem with Webb is much more about how I think he wouldn’t even be on the team if it weren’t for Herm, and much less about Sipp. But go ahead and think what you will.

Ignore me? SBC, lmao…I’m the one people ignore. OK…

As far as the vow of silence, I was sick of everybody getting their effin’ panties in a bunch because I was honest about You Know Who. I just got sick of it. So, yes, I am being a smart ass, but I am also just trying to avoid the topic. People were defending _____________ like he was Joe Montana, Tom Brady and Jesus all rolled into one.

Righteous indignation? Hypocrisy? I’m just being honest, bub. I call it like I see it. If nobody else sees it that way, so be it. As I’ve told you before, I’m not a follower. And I always have a blast here. Even when something gets under my skin, I still enjoy myself. I’m just a passionate dude.

You guys obviously don’t get the “earn your arrowhead” concept at all, and never will. To each their own. I think you two should partner up and start croyletowebb.com or something (couldn’t resist breaking the vow there). You can both bag on me and talk about how it’s going to be the greatest QB-WR duo since Montana and Rice until you’re blue in the face.