I find it funny how everyone was so excited about Nagy, because he had given Mahomes insider info before his interview. They thought Nagy was going to bring out the best in Mahomes and now there is a pretty big group that hates him lol

I guess, that if Mahomes wanted to step up in the (pocket), he has no where to go, and it's hard to tell by that pick but it looks as if Smith has his arm around the defenders neck. I totally agree Caliendo shouldn't have been in there. IMO

LMAO I so do love the notion that Andy Reid is doing everything all the time and the rest of the staff were hired to stand there.

****ing stupid. Of course Matt Nagy has involvement with this offense. He's been seen holding the call sheet for ****s sake.

Twasn't me. ****ing hated the idea, especially after the article about how shitty in particular he ended up being in Chicago was penned.

The reason we havent been as good offensively is because Kelce is no longer unstoppable. Without the best TE of all time this is who Mahomes is.

2025 will be the most important year for Mahomes thus far. He has to have a statement season to quiet the critics. If he continues to play poorly, you can't blame the offensive line this time around.

Take a guess who determined all of the playcalls on that playsheet Nagy is holding? Bc it ain’t Nagy.

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Yes, Nagy was the QB coach not the play caller or offensive coordinator and Mahomes led the #1 offense in the NFL with JuJu and MVS as his main WR's and Kelce with Reid/Bienemy combo.


The next year Nagy was promoted and the offense has been AIDS since.

That was 3 years ago.



Good old days.


;)

Hmm wonder if losing your WR1 (Juju), a competent LT (Orlando), your HOF TE suddenly declining (Kelce), your 2nd best receiving threat from that MVP season becoming old and broken (McKinnon) and replacing those guys with Wanya Morris, Skyy Moore/Kadarius Toney and MEH payed a part?

It’s almost as if the talent took a complete nosedive to hell :hmmm:

Nagy is not the play caller.

Kelce and offense wasn’t that good without mahomes with alex smith. Alex smith put up similar numbers elsewhere too

Mahomes had historic college numbers with no kelce

Eh, Alex was statistically the best QB in the league in 2017.


How this offense rolls this season will have a ton to do with the LT play, imo. Big question mark there. If we get solid performance from our LT, the offense will be decent, maybe even great (assuming that rice comes back 100% from his injury). The other big issue will be play-calling. Looking back over the playoffs/SB, there were a lot of questionable calls and some of the plays were poorly designed, or we had several players running bad routes. Which would go back to coaching again.

And with a shitty LT situation, which is the biggest issue. There's not a QB in the world that would do very well with craptastic Left Tackle play and questionable weapons.

I think you still have major question marks with the Offensive Line in April 2025. You got rid of your best guy (Joe Thuney), and you now have a pretty big question mark at Left Guard. Caliendo is not the answer. Will Kingsley be able to handle it? We don't know. Time will tell. Your big money free agent signing at Left Tackle has mostly been a backup throughout his career, and he's coming from the Shanahan scheme. Who knows how Jaylon Moore will perform in Andy Reid's scheme. Hope for the best, but you never know until the games are played.

And then you have Josh Simmons, who is a massive question mark for performance due to the patellar tendon injury. It's pretty rare for guys to come back at high performance after this injury. Sure hope Simmons can overcome the odds people have mentioned on this forum. It would be really cool if Simmons can be another Correll Buckhalter, who had major success coming back from the same injury while playing for Andy Reid in Philadelphia.