Originally Posted by Bo's Pelini (Post 10201239)

17 points is the lowest point total scored against Denver this year. Even the Jaguars scored 19. Embarrassing.

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy (Post 10201231)

I think the receivers have a ton of blame in this blame metric as well.

There's no separation, there's no reliable, sure-handed guy to go to on 3rd down. Bowe has now made it a habit of making every catch seem difficult. Avery is a #3 at best. McCluster is well, McCluster, Fasano/McGrath are nice players that do little things well but aren't anyone you have to remotely worry about.

Smith has his limitations, everyone knows them. However, Tomlinson said it best in the post-game. This offense struggles because there's no explosive TE to account for.

Originally Posted by Bo's Pelini (Post 10201236)

Well its a good thing they drafted a RT who couldn't block for shit isn't it?

Originally Posted by MahiMike (Post 10201244)

Exactly. Give Alex Welker, Thomas and Decker and we win.

Originally Posted by siberian khatru (Post 10200015)

Especially since we had FORCED a turnover.

Originally Posted by ChiTown (Post 10201251)

:LOL:

Really? I'm guessing we would still be checking down to Sherman, McCluster and Charles, because, you know, it's too risky to throw a tight pass.........

Our Receivers blew ****ing chunks last night - no doubt. But, Game Manager was awful in his own right, and showed the composure and leadership of............well, Alex Smith.

Originally Posted by keg in kc (Post 10201192)

I don't think Charles has lost anything. I think that Alex Smith is killing the running game as much as he's killing the passing game. He's so focused on making safe, short, lateral throws (as in towards the sidelines, not literally backwards...) that defenses have no reason at all to concern themselves with anything deep. So everybody is stacked at the line, and there's no space for anything to open up, in the running game or in the short passing game. And on top of that, virtually all the runs seem to be up the gut. Charles just has nowhere to go. Smith is suffocating the life out of this offense. You can see that in Charles' performance as much as you can see it in Smith's horrendous completion percentage numbers.

Some of that's playcalling, no question. But good quarterbacks elevate the play of the people around them. And I'm not seeing that at all. Quite the opposite in fact.

Originally Posted by Pam Oliver's Forehead (Post 10201193)

Sean Smith is so good they decided to let him cover Decker.

Cooper got his ass roasted because of it.

Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare (Post 10199775)

The Tackles are downright holding Hali/Houston to the point of assualt

Originally Posted by Strongside (Post 10199769)

We win at arrowhead against the ****ing clowns.