Ten Reason's why The Chiefs Lost

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by RunKC

How much poor execution was in this game?

-Berry not reading the field well in coverage
-Toub's ST's unit had its worst day blocking on returns like ass
-Hill being tackled by a slow LB
-Kelce drop
-Alex misses to Maclin/Hill
-Poe getting blown up at the LOS
-LB's/DL not using gap integrity
-no pass rush

It was a very poorly coached game and that's a big eyesore for Andy's "bye week magic" stat.

I believe Toub wasn't focused for this game at all bc he was interviewing for HC jobs. Our ST's was god awful in this game minus 1 play by Eric Murray

West flat dropping the ball when he was running in the open field.
Fulton getting drawn off by a hard count at home.
Alex forgetting to snap the ball on 3rd and 1.
Jones/Reyes routinely taking themselves out of running lanes (n/m, you covered this).


It was an appallingly bad performance and that's why I'm left with 'loser DNA' as my only conclusion. There's just no explanation for EVERYONE being dogshit. These guys aren't kids; they've virtually all been playoff tested at this point. And it damn sure can't be complacence because they sure as hell haven't accomplished anything.

I just don't understand how the entire 53 man roster and every single coaching unit can have come out there and shit the bed like that.

[stevieray]

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

West flat dropping the ball when he was running in the open field.
Fulton getting drawn off by a hard count at home.
Alex forgetting to snap the ball on 3rd and 1.
Jones/Reyes routinely taking themselves out of running lanes (n/m, you covered this).


It was an appallingly bad performance and that's why I'm left with 'loser DNA' as my only conclusion. There's just no explanation for EVERYONE being dogshit. These guys aren't kids; they've virtually all been playoff tested at this point. And it damn sure can't be complacence because they sure as hell haven't accomplished anything.

I just don't understand how the entire 53 man roster and every single coaching unit can have come out there and shit the bed like that.

it was uncanny..its was like a different team from the previous two weeks.

I saw both Peters and Kelce dancing between plays...offense and Smith casually strolling onto the field.

They didn't WANT it...and it showed.

[BeeHo]

Originally Posted by stevieray

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it was uncanny..its was like a different team from the previous two weeks.

I saw both Peters and Kelce dancing between plays...offense and Smith casually strolling onto the field.

They didn't WANT it...and it showed.

I blame the coaches for not getting them mentally prepared. Pitt just wanted the game so badly that they won on almost all aspects of the game.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by stevieray

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it was uncanny..its was like a different team from the previous two weeks.

I saw both Peters and Kelce dancing between plays...offense and Smith casually strolling onto the field.

They didn't WANT it...and it showed.

Showing up is half the battle. We didn't.

As for body language - we noticed it in the 2nd or 3rd drive when they put the huddle up on the jumbotron - everyone was hunched over and just seemed like they didn't have any energy at all.

They looked like someone killed a puppy in the locker room before the game. They really were the walking dead out there.

When every player fails, I guess the only place to look is coaching. These guys just weren't ready to play or didn't understand the obstacles in front of them.

Very strange.

[stevieray]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

Showing up is half the battle. We didn't.



When every player fails, I guess the only place to look is coaching.

yup

SUCKS...didn't expect it.

the crowd was more fired up.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by stevieray

yup

SUCKS...didn't expect it.

the crowd was more fired up.

There was a moment in the 3rd quarter where RNR and Hali were standing on the sidelines waiving their arms and trying to get the fans pumped up.

I turned to the guy next to me and asked why the hell we should get fired up when that was the most energy those guy had shown all night.

Aggravating as all hell and the whole way home that game made me ask myself why I care at all. I've never been one of the fans that is so cynical that I fall into the "we care more than the players do" trap. But after that game I just don't know what else to conclude.

Not a pleasant impression to take away from a home playoff game.

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

There was a moment in the 3rd quarter where RNR and Hali were standing on the sidelines waiving their arms and trying to get the fans pumped up.

I turned to the guy next to me and asked why the hell we should get fired up when that was the most energy those guy had shown all night.

Aggravating as all hell and the whole way home that game made me ask myself why I care at all. I've never been one of the fans that is so cynical that I fall into the "we care more than the players do" trap. But after that game I just don't know what else to conclude.

Not a pleasant impression to take away from a home playoff game.

Looked like Chris Jones was the only one that cared at all.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Pestilence

Looked like Chris Jones was the only one that cared at all.

Another no-show in the post-season from Poe.

I don't give a **** if he stays or goes at this point. I'm done with this supposed behemoth of a human being getting handled one on one. Just how good can the guy be if our run defense was utter shite all season?

Plug Vince Wilfork's fat ass in there to just be enormous and you'd have accomplished more than Poe was able to accomplish in the middle this year.

[RunKC]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

Showing up is half the battle. We didn't.

As for body language - we noticed it in the 2nd or 3rd drive when they put the huddle up on the jumbotron - everyone was hunched over and just seemed like they didn't have any energy at all.

They looked like someone killed a puppy in the locker room before the game. They really were the walking dead out there.

When every player fails, I guess the only place to look is coaching. These guys just weren't ready to play or didn't understand the obstacles in front of them.

Very strange.

We did on the first drive but then the Steelers did exactly what they did in the last matchup. They completely threw us off our game and frustrated our players.
They blitzed Alex and made him timid, they sent James Harrison on a b line to knock Kelce right in the chest when the ball was snapped to get him off his route, they were physical at the LOS.
They knew Kelce would lose his cool if you frustrated him.

They beat the shit out of us up front on both sides and it was frustrating. Only Schwartz and Jones were the only lineman I saw who held their own and made plays.

This team has some mentally weak players and I'm looking right at Kelce

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by RunKC

We did on the first drive but then the Steelers did exactly what they did in the last matchup. They completely threw us off our game and frustrated our players.
They blitzed Alex and made him timid, they sent James Harrison on a b line to knock Kelce right in the chest when the ball was snapped to get him off his route, they were physical at the LOS.
They knew Kelce would lose his cool if you frustrated him.

They beat the shit out of us up front on both sides and it was frustrating. Only Schwartz and Jones were the only lineman I saw who held their own and made plays.

This team has some mentally weak players and I'm looking right at Kelce

And our team has NEVER done that. When the **** have we ever gone out on that field and just knocked the shit out of someone?

[SuperBowl4]

Originally Posted by Pestilence

And our team has NEVER done that. When the **** have we ever gone out on that field and just knocked the shit out of someone?

Last year AT HOUSTON in the wild card playoff game.

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by SuperBowl4

Last year AT HOUSTON in the wild card playoff game.

Yeah......no.

[RunKC]

Originally Posted by Pestilence

And our team has NEVER done that. When the **** have we ever gone out on that field and just knocked the shit out of someone?

Eric Berry popped Bell in his chest on one run and he clearly felt Berry's presence.
Marcus Peters got in Antonio Brown's face and pissed him off after ripping the ball out to save a TD.

We have some of those guys, but the team mentality is weak. It's time for us to be the dickhead assholes who are headshoting players.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Pestilence

And our team has NEVER done that. When the **** have we ever gone out on that field and just knocked the shit out of someone?

The Broncos game that we lost in 2013. It was in mile-high and I think it was Manning's second year. We spent that whole game just taking it to guys. All those rub routes and underneath routes were met with a DB or Linebacker just laying the wood to whoever came across.

It was a prime-time game and the team came out looking to send a message. Still lost, but they weren't intimidated.

[jjchieffan]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

West flat dropping the ball when he was running in the open field.
Fulton getting drawn off by a hard count at home.
Alex forgetting to snap the ball on 3rd and 1.
Jones/Reyes routinely taking themselves out of running lanes (n/m, you covered this).


It was an appallingly bad performance and that's why I'm left with 'loser DNA' as my only conclusion. There's just no explanation for EVERYONE being dogshit. These guys aren't kids; they've virtually all been playoff tested at this point. And it damn sure can't be complacence because they sure as hell haven't accomplished anything.

I just don't understand how the entire 53 man roster and every single coaching unit can have come out there and shit the bed like that.

Wait, what?? One of our own offensive linemen got fooled by a hard count? Surely you are meaning a defensive lineman right? Because Fulton ain't that great of a guard, but surely he didn't jump on a hard count did he?