What went wrong against the Broncos?

[OKchiefs]

Chiefs are clearly missing Hardman/Toney. Last week MVS had 2 for 71, rest of the WRs were invisible. This week Juju caught 9 balls but the rest of the WRs had like 3 catches combined. Skyy Moore was as invisible as always. They need some speed, hopefully Hardman/Toney stay healthy and return soon.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by OKchiefs

Chiefs are clearly missing Hardman/Toney. Last week MVS had 2 for 71, rest of the WRs were invisible. This week Juju caught 9 balls but the rest of the WRs had like 3 catches combined. Skyy Moore was as invisible as always. They need some speed, hopefully Hardman/Toney stay healthy and return soon.

People are way too comfortable with our WR room. Our all world QB and Hof head coach cover some of these warts. Our receivers disappear in way longer stretches than I'm comfortable with

[Chris Meck]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

People are way too comfortable with our WR room. Our all world QB and Hof head coach cover some of these warts. Our receivers disappear in way longer stretches than I'm comfortable with

I don't think anybody is comfortable with anything, other than Andy Reid and Mahomes give us a good chance every week.

There's this thing called the salary cap, and this other thing called the draft, where the worst teams get to pick first 7 times while the best teams pick last. It's all designed to keep the games competitive. It's kind of a cool system, you should look into it.

All teams have weaknesses, and good ones have strong points, and great ones have players that can overcome.

If you try to tell me that in April you'd be really pissed that we're 10-3 and just beat the Broncos in Denver in a close game, I'll call bullshit.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Chris Meck

I don't think anybody is comfortable with anything, other than Andy Reid and Mahomes give us a good chance every week.

There's this thing called the salary cap, and this other thing called the draft, where the worst teams get to pick first 7 times while the best teams pick last. It's all designed to keep the games competitive. It's kind of a cool system, you should look into it.

All teams have weaknesses, and good ones have strong points, and great ones have players that can overcome.

If you try to tell me that in April you'd be really pissed that we're 10-3 and just beat the Broncos in Denver in a close game, I'll call bullshit.

I understand where we are and am not mad at it. We intended to have a WR1 but the timing of Tyreek getting poached made it impossible. I personally thought this was a transition year and that any success is just gravy.

But if we're going to prioritize why is giving mahomes weapons last on the list? What we've seen this year is that defenses are finding ways to get after Kelce. They're spying mahomes to keep him in the pocket. They're playing man on our WRs like never before. And it's not like we're doing this cheaply. We are talking about juju getting $20m+ to be big but not fast and $10m to mvs to be fast but no good against press, while other teams give $30m to one dude who can do both without disappearing. We are at a point where we need to start seeing returns from skyy.

Again I am fine with where we are now. But next season when we pick our spots getting mahomes a weapon can't be priority Z. Juju and mvs have been too inconsistent lately to rely on.