Tony Gonzalez Is Getting... Better?
As Arrowhead Pride reports, Peter King took a break from savoring his airport Favreccino and did some manly stats work:
"Gonzalez is 34 ... He has more catches (999) than any other tight end in history. By far. But what interests me is this: In his first 10 seasons in football, he averaged 72.1 catches a year. In his past three, his average is 92.7."
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lets be realistic
He’s a great tight end that could play for 3 more seasons and be effective. But he’s the same as chiefs tony at best. A step slower who can still get open and catch balls. Ryan locked on to him a lot and sometimes forced it to him in double coverage. He caught em tho Tony is the man. But I would like to see him b more of a second & third option whos always open with white and douglas being the 1st looks. That would make the offense unstoppable.
by DEMBIRDZCUZ! on Jun 9, 2010 2:47 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
I love Tony Gonzalez
But I want to [edited] Peter King in the [edited] with an [edited] [edited].
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by Dave Choate on Jun 9, 2010 2:47 PM EDT reply actions 1 recs
I can't wait
until the cereal I ordered from him comes.
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Of course he's better now than he was at the Chiefs.
Look at it this way: who’s better, a TE with a mammoth total of 999 career receptions, or a TE who can only manage a pathetic 916 receptions?
I think you’ll find that’s how math works.
Also, Tony Gonzalez is a Falcon, whereas Old Tony Gonzalez was a Chief. So it’s pretty obvious which one is better.
I’m looking forward to Tony “1,000 receptions” Gonzalez – he’s gonna make the current Tony Gonzalez look like an amateur.
by Ignoramus on Jun 11, 2010 8:59 AM EDT reply actions 1 recs
He will always be a Chief
We miss Tony and I cant wait for him to come back and retire a Chief….You guys got a hell of a player in him
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You guys did get a great player but he has always said he will retire as a Chief. He’s just using you all :)
by Spiderwomn69 on Jun 11, 2010 12:58 PM EDT up reply actions
Your logic is astounding
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