Comments on: A Case Of The Ingles http://arrowheadaddict.com/2008/09/09/a-case-of-the-ingles/ A Kansas City Chiefs Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more Fri, 25 May 2012 06:14:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Double D http://arrowheadaddict.com/2008/09/09/a-case-of-the-ingles/#comment-19477 Double D Wed, 10 Sep 2008 13:12:07 +0000 http://arrowheadaddict.com/?p=2300#comment-19477 First off, hilarious banner! Secondly, I was not opposed to taking Simms however what I cannot understand is why those of who question Brodie Croyle's durability would want to go for a guy who has not been able to play for almost 2 years. It seems to me you're being a little inconsistent there. Or could that just be plain old prejudice rearing its ugly head? First off, hilarious banner!
Secondly, I was not opposed to taking Simms however what I cannot understand is why those of who question Brodie Croyle’s durability would want to go for a guy who has not been able to play for almost 2 years. It seems to me you’re being a little inconsistent there. Or could that just be plain old prejudice rearing its ugly head?

]]> By: aaasports http://arrowheadaddict.com/2008/09/09/a-case-of-the-ingles/#comment-19476 aaasports Wed, 10 Sep 2008 05:57:54 +0000 http://arrowheadaddict.com/?p=2300#comment-19476 If we compare him to Tarvaris Jackson, then we are in further trouble as TJack sucks. Hopefully this works out but there is so many things wrong with the Chiefs right now. Almost makes you want to root for another team - but I'm just too dedicated. If we compare him to Tarvaris Jackson, then we are in further trouble as TJack sucks.

Hopefully this works out but there is so many things wrong with the Chiefs right now. Almost makes you want to root for another team – but I’m just too dedicated.

]]> By: saskwatch http://arrowheadaddict.com/2008/09/09/a-case-of-the-ingles/#comment-19475 saskwatch Wed, 10 Sep 2008 03:14:14 +0000 http://arrowheadaddict.com/?p=2300#comment-19475 I have no problem with this signing if they believe he has more long term potential than Simms. I think we just need to keep looking at young guys and hope to find one. Damon can hold down the fort until Brokie comes back. The brokie can play a couple more downs, and then maybe this kid will be ready for a look. I have no problem with this signing if they believe he has more long term potential than Simms. I think we just need to keep looking at young guys and hope to find one. Damon can hold down the fort until Brokie comes back. The brokie can play a couple more downs, and then maybe this kid will be ready for a look.

]]> By: xxxlp http://arrowheadaddict.com/2008/09/09/a-case-of-the-ingles/#comment-19474 xxxlp Wed, 10 Sep 2008 02:25:04 +0000 http://arrowheadaddict.com/?p=2300#comment-19474 From what I've seen and heard, he's basically a cross between Brodie and Travaris Jackson. A strong arm, maybe a few accuracy issues at times, and with scrambling ability. Obviously he's a good athlete if he played punter, receiver, safety, and QB as well. He's not going to look like Tom Brady (*snicker* Pollard Fan Club Tee's, woot woot) and he's not going to run like Michael Vick being chased by a rabid rottweiler *snicker again* but he's a decent project player. If we stick with him and ditch Thiggy, then this move makes a ton of sense. Damon will suit us for this year, and then he's probably gone. By then, Ingle should have a grasp of our offense, and if Brodie falters next year (or the end of this year) then we could turn to him at the start of the next season. KCMizzou, the Titan's didn't cut him from their practice squad, we snatched him up. They were given a chance to add him to their 53 man roster, but chose not to do so. Much like when we lost Ryan Lilja to the Colts. If Ingle turns out to do for us at QB what Lilja did for the Colts at guard over these years, then I'll be extremely happy. I still would have liked Quinn Gray better, but hey, if we're going for a project player, then this isn't a bad move. On a sidenote; I'd rather have a guy that backed up guys like Rodgers, Favre, and Vince Young, (Ingle), than a guy who backed up Tarvaris Jackson (Thigpen.) I can at least understand how he got cut backing up good/above average players (and a Hall of Famer) rather than a guy like Jackson. From what I’ve seen and heard, he’s basically a cross between Brodie and Travaris Jackson. A strong arm, maybe a few accuracy issues at times, and with scrambling ability.

Obviously he’s a good athlete if he played punter, receiver, safety, and QB as well. He’s not going to look like Tom Brady (*snicker* Pollard Fan Club Tee’s, woot woot) and he’s not going to run like Michael Vick being chased by a rabid rottweiler *snicker again* but he’s a decent project player. If we stick with him and ditch Thiggy, then this move makes a ton of sense. Damon will suit us for this year, and then he’s probably gone. By then, Ingle should have a grasp of our offense, and if Brodie falters next year (or the end of this year) then we could turn to him at the start of the next season.

KCMizzou, the Titan’s didn’t cut him from their practice squad, we snatched him up. They were given a chance to add him to their 53 man roster, but chose not to do so. Much like when we lost Ryan Lilja to the Colts. If Ingle turns out to do for us at QB what Lilja did for the Colts at guard over these years, then I’ll be extremely happy. I still would have liked Quinn Gray better, but hey, if we’re going for a project player, then this isn’t a bad move.

On a sidenote; I’d rather have a guy that backed up guys like Rodgers, Favre, and Vince Young, (Ingle), than a guy who backed up Tarvaris Jackson (Thigpen.) I can at least understand how he got cut backing up good/above average players (and a Hall of Famer) rather than a guy like Jackson.

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