Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 7900734)

Common sense dictates that hitting a players knee from behind on a cut block is illegal.

The key is the part I bolded in my prior quote of his post.

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy (Post 7900744)

You can post it 100x. It doesn't apply when the receiver is coming up from behind the defensive player.

God, **** you and your sabres.

Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 7900748)

he came from behind to make the block.

The rule states that its legal if the defender has a chance to hurdle the offensive player.

You cant do that if the offensive player is behind you.

Id like to see a high res screen shot of the moment the contact takes place.

I wish I was home so I could freeze it at the moment that happens...but its hard to do with my road laptop Im using.

Originally Posted by Iconic (Post 7900739)

Im on my phone so I'm to lazy to copy and paste shit but check out johnson's twitter feed....

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy (Post 7900742)

Week 1 - Gates 5/76 1 TD
Week 2 - Watson 4/62
Week 3 - Vernon Davis 3/22
Week 5- Dallas Clark 3/20
Week 6- Owen Daniels 5/76
Week 7 - Mercedes Lewis 3/44
Week 8 - David Nelson 3/25
Week 9 - Brandon Myers 3/20
Week 10 - No TE catches
Week 11- Ben Patrick 3/24
Week 12 - Jon Carlson 1/3
Week 13 - Dan Gronkowski 1/8
Week 14- Randy McMichael 2/26
Week 15 - Dan Fells 4/47
Week 16 - Jared Cook 5/96 1 TD
Week 17 - Zach Miller 5/31
WC Game - Todd Heap 10/108

So for the season, the Chiefs gave up more than 50 yards receiving to a TE just 5 times - with 4 of them coming from vet. TE's .

Get the **** out of here with your bullshit. Yeah, Berry really doesn't make a difference covering TEs. Where did they kill us again?

Originally Posted by KcMizzou (Post 7900756)

WTF?

Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 7900771)

lots of big first downs in there, but admittedly I thought opposing tight ends hurt us a lot more than that.

I dont feel like going back through box scores to see what the teams #2 TE options did to us, but even without anything....about 600 yards given up to tight ends is above average.

The point is that Berrys job as a SS isnt covering a tight end that is coming across the field and thats what hurts us.



what part would you like to be clarified?

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy (Post 7900788)

Berry absolutely would have been covering the TE's that Pissthebed did today. Berry got beaten up by Gates and Heap, but held his own against everyone else.

Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 7900816)

They were attacking our weakest link on defense constantly...that was Gaileys MO.

Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 7900821)

Isn't that what any coach with a brain would do?...

Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 7900827)

well, on defense we didnt even try to attack their crap OTs and on offense we only had 18 rushing attempts against last years worst rated run defense.

So, yeah.

It was like we schemed to lose this game badly.

To answer your question...absolutely, but today it seemed we didnt have any brains that you speak of.

Originally Posted by KCrockaholic (Post 7900764)

Too lazy to even specify which Johnson too.

Originally Posted by Ugly Duck (Post 7900893)

Interesting article on cut blocking from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:

"The block is illegal if it comes from behind a defender"

Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07294...#ixzz1XiyThd43