do the guys in our secondary try and intercept passes, or...
 

do they drop them on purpose?

Alex Smith faints at the sight of interceptions so they try to respect that.

I brought this up a few times today. There were three today that should have been picked and they got skunked. This has been going on all year.

My wife asked me why the "small" guys on defense can't catch the ball. I told her that if they could catch they would play offense. For another team obviously.

Only RBs and TEs are allowed to catch the ball on this team.

Never seen a team with this many almost interceptions in one season

Considering how important turnovers are, this is actually turning into a pretty big deal. But that's Chiefs.

Chiefs Team Psychiatrist teaches defensive backs to drop interceptions to avoid showing up our wide receivers and destroying their confidence.

They train with the WR group and catch like shit.

Reminds me of last years Madden. DBs would drop it 90% of the time.

Yeah I noticed this happened a lot in the Denver game. Parker was horrible about that last week.

It would seem so. :banghead:

This entire secondary has Doll hands.

The coach and the quarterback have Ken Doll balls.

Would have won the Raider game if Abdullah hadn't dropped an easy pick. Who knows what happens if Gaines attempts to actually pick that ball off. Have to learn to try to go up with a purpose. Same thing happened with Parker against Manning, although at least there the wind was a major factor on that throw.

It's Smith's fault just like blocking and playing reciever. He is suppose to make the entire team win no matter how bad they are.