A quick note about the Chiefs' coaching and intelligence

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by the steam

Agree with OP, our players seem to know the situation much better than other teams. But do they really deserve a medal for doing their job? Any player in the NFL has been playing football since they were about 7 years old and knowing what to do in specific situations is quite literally their job. A job they are paid very well to do. Their is absolutely no reason for any player on any team not to know what is going on.

With these guys it is THEIR JOB to know where you are supposed to line up, what blitzers to pick up, not to jump offsides on 3rd and 3, to get plays in in a timely manner, to know all the audibles, when to field or not to touch a punted ball, etc.

These guys will make bonehead mistakes as long as the owners don't hold players and coaches accountable. Did Dee Ford ever play another game for us after his horrible mental error? I don't think he did and rightly so.

Obviously you haven't watched too many teams outside of the Chiefs, because screwing up procedures is pretty common by most other teams.

Take DAL last year in the playoffs. Coached by SB-winner Mike McCarthy they couldn't run one play in under 18 seconds. MIA couldn't run a 2-minute offense without calling 3 TOs.

And that's just the most visible procedural gaffes I can think of in recent memory.

Hell, how many times during PT games just this season have we watched NFL teams unable to get through a single 2-minute series or just run no-huddle without taking at least one procedural flag.

But the Chiefs rarely have those issues. And you've become so accustomed to our units running things smoothly, that you now think that it's easy and everyone should be able to do it.

Lolz, just go back and watch any PT game, even playoff games in recent history and watch teams eff shit up that you think is so easy.

It's eye-opening, bud