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Zebedee DuBois · Yesterday, 03:19 PM

IMO, he's just saying those QBs wouldn't have all those MVP type passing yards unless somebody is catching those passes - and he was one of those pass catchers.

Which is absolutely true.

WilliamTheIrish · Yesterday, 03:36 PM

He made the catches when the pressure was on and in the biggest moments. I’m cool with it.

**New World Order** · Yesterday, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by WilliamTheIrish

He made the catches when the pressure was on and in the biggest moments. I’m cool with it.

He’s kinda like Sammy Watkins 2.0

**Easy 6** · Yesterday, 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by WilliamTheIrish

He made the catches when the pressure was on and in the biggest moments. I’m cool with it.

I'm definitely glad to see him keep earning solid enough paychecks

Yes the inconsistency is maddening, he'll have 2-3 egregious pull your hair out fails in row... then basically even it all out with one grab that you just HAVE to have

He doesn't owe me anything

WilliamTheIrish · Yesterday, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Easy 6

I'm definitely glad to see him keep earning solid enough paychecks

Yes the inconsistency is maddening, he'll have 2-3 egregious pull your hair out fails in row... then basically even it all out with one grab that you just HAVE to have

He doesn't owe me anything

Exactly! He was there when the Chiefs needed him most. He can say/tweet/talk all he wants and it’s all good.

PAChiefsGuy · Yesterday, 03:56 PM

I get what he was trying to say. I think it just came out wrong.

He's a decent role player. Yes he has helped Mahomes and Rodgers and he should defend himself in that regard. But the way he may this sound (he 'elevated their games') it's almost like he is saying he made them look better than they actually are.

He's lucky he got to play with such great QBs. Not many WRs in the NFL get the opportunities he has had and he should keep that in mind w his comments.

In58men · Yesterday, 04:09 PM

He’s had a better career than most WR Hall of Famers lol.

Money

Ring

Elite QBs

Rainbarrel · Yesterday, 04:15 PM

Did he get rescued sled dogs or a riding moose

KCUnited · Yesterday, 04:22 PM

Scientists Unearth First Wide Receiver Who Admits He Was Mostly JAG During Time With Super Bowl Team

Otter · Yesterday, 05:31 PM

MahomesMagic · Yesterday, 05:38 PM

He was dog shit during the regular season but stepped up in both SB playoff runs.

Wisconsin_Chief · Today, 08:15 AM

Much like Frank Clark, I have nothing but love for MVS. Nobody made us pay him $10 million a year and put him in a role that was probably too big for him. The player he was here was the exact player he was in Green Bay, it wasn’t any big secret what to expect out of him.

Wish him luck, except when he plays us at which time he is dead to me for 3 hours. Other than that, no beef.

ThaVirus · Today, 08:53 AM

This does bring me back to a locker room interview from, I believe, Terez shortly after the huge drop MVS had against Philly last year. The interviewer basically pressed him about the drops and you could tell MVS really took offense to it. He basically argued that his drops weren’t an issue, “you won’t make every play”, blah blah blah. I think he even Tweeted out afterward with a bit of a tongue lashing toward the interviewer, questioning his professional integrity. Like, ‘how dare you try to make me look bad’ type of thing.

Idk MVS but to me, that made him come across as the kind of guy who cannot be honest with himself and his abilities. Maybe he thinks he is more important than he actually is. And he doesn’t seem like the type who takes accountability for his mistakes.

KC Hawks · Today, 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by ThaVirus

This does bring me back to a locker room interview from, I believe, Terez shortly after the huge drop MVS had against Philly last year. The interviewer basically pressed him about the drops and you could tell MVS really took offense to it. He basically argued that his drops weren’t an issue, “you won’t make every play”, blah blah blah. I think he even Tweeted out afterward with a bit of a tongue lashing toward the interviewer, questioning his professional integrity. Like, ‘how dare you try to make me look bad’ type of thing.

Idk MVS but to me, that made him come across as the kind of guy who cannot be honest with himself and his abilities. Maybe he thinks he is more important than he actually is. And he doesn’t seem like the type who takes accountability for his mistakes.

I hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiighly doubt it was Terez.

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Zebedee DuBois Veteran Zebedee DuBois's Avatar Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: floating in a tin can	IMO, he's just saying those QBs wouldn't have all those MVP type passing yards unless somebody is catching those passes - and he was one of those pass catchers. Which is absolutely true.
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PAChiefsGuy Best Body On ChiefsPlanet PAChiefsGuy's Avatar Join Date: Jan 2014	I get what he was trying to say. I think it just came out wrong. He's a decent role player. Yes he has helped Mahomes and Rodgers and he should defend himself in that regard. But the way he may this sound (he 'elevated their games') it's almost like he is saying he made them look better than they actually are. He's lucky he got to play with such great QBs. Not many WRs in the NFL get the opportunities he has had and he should keep that in mind w his comments.
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ThaVirus You gotta kill a few people ThaVirus's Avatar Join Date: Sep 2007	This does bring me back to a locker room interview from, I believe, Terez shortly after the huge drop MVS had against Philly last year. The interviewer basically pressed him about the drops and you could tell MVS really took offense to it. He basically argued that his drops weren’t an issue, “you won’t make every play”, blah blah blah. I think he even Tweeted out afterward with a bit of a tongue lashing toward the interviewer, questioning his professional integrity. Like, ‘how dare you try to make me look bad’ type of thing. Idk MVS but to me, that made him come across as the kind of guy who cannot be honest with himself and his abilities. Maybe he thinks he is more important than he actually is. And he doesn’t seem like the type who takes accountability for his mistakes.
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