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Originally Posted by CoMoChief
Really disappointed by both Houston and Ford. Remember when a lot of us were giddy as hell when Ford was having 10 sacks around mid season and Justin Houston was gonna come back and raise hell in the backfield?
HTF did that turn out? Ford didn't do jack shit for the last 6-7 games of the season, and Houston was dominant for most of the 1st Denver game, then he gets held back due to injury and then becomes even more ineffective when he returned. I think he's mailed it in...he got paid. **** it. If Houston was playing injured, then they should have just sat the mother****er because his pass rush has literally been non-existent (other than @ DEN game).
And Dee Ford...wtf have you been for half of the god damn season? Dude was on a tear and then all of a sudden just hit a wall and the sacks stopped. Take your QB pressures stats and shove them right up your ass. This dude's being paid to sack the QB. OMG Ford's first step...it's god like oh my! **** that shit Dee Ford rushes himself completely out of the play 85% of the time.
Tamba just needs to retire. It's been real, he's been great for KC and unfortunately has been on some of the franchise's worst teams ever not to his fault. He had shitty head coaches, GM's, QB's you name it. He's been through all of it. Much respect for the guy that wanted to stay through all of that mess. I wouldn't have.
I'm just mad as ****. This franchise is a joke.
Chiefs are nothing more than a paper tiger with probowlers on paper.
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I've been thinking about this too. Our pass rush was pretty much non-existent against Pittsburgh and for pretty much the entire second half of the season.
When Houston returned, I thought we'd have an unstoppable pass rush. Ford was already having a great year, we know what Houston can do, and Houston's return would allow Tamba to rotate in and stay fresh. Plus, Jones was becoming a monster in the middle, providing a push. Instead, Ford disappeared, Houston was ineffective (other than the Denver game), and Tamba was ineffective.