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Offenses and QBs thrive on rhythm. You have to allow for that to happen. People have been frustrated with our QB because there have been times throws don't go well when he is allowed time in the pocket but you have to consistently give a guy a chance to succeed. Obviously these are numbers just to make a point but our fans seem to think if on 10 pass plays our QB is given a good chance to throw to an open receiver on 1 of them and he doesn't they go ape shit. Seems fair on the surface but in my mind those 9 times where he wasn't put in a position to succeed greatly reduce the odds of success on that play where he gets a chance. The windows of success are so few and far in between that there is no chance for rhythm... |
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But I bet you didn't expect Sims-Walker to go for 147 and a TD. |
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Teams don't beat us with the run, they beat us with the pass. |
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we lost because of the pass and the inability to make stops on 3rd down and the fact that we just flat out suck offensively... oh wait it's 3rd and 19 again |
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I'm pretty shocked MJD averaged less than 4 YPC and didn't hit 100 yards. They did a great job against the run other than one play in the first quarter. |
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Both rushing TDs were ****ing embarrassments. |
I think the nature of that last rushing touchdown and the yards after contact are souring people's perceptions of how the Chiefs did against the run. On paper it wasn't that bad. It was facepalm worthy at times though.
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jwhit...when you used the phrase hellhole in conjunction with Vraebel, was it from his POV for effect, or is that how KC and Chiefs are perceived around the league? both?
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Let's just petition the league to strike that run from the stat sheet, and we can all sit around and talk progress. 173 yards rushing, 4.2 per carry, and 2 TD's. |
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If the offense had bothered to show up before garbage time... |
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