A quick note about the Chiefs' coaching and intelligence

[the steam]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

Lol, okay.

Here's the NFL rulebook. You have a week to have this memorized front to back, word perfect. I'll hit you with half a dozen questions that are situationally specific, you'll have 10 seconds to give me the correct answer.
https://operations.nfl.com/the-rules.../#pdf-download

Don't get what point you are trying to make. Who said anything about the rulebook? Are you saying it's acceptable for a NFL player to not know where he's supposed to be lined up? What blitzer he is supposed to pick up? What packages he's supposed to be on/off the field? When he is supposed to get out or stay in bounds? What man he is responsible to cover? You think knowing these things is difficult? They practice this day in day out for years. These mental errors should never happen especially in crucial situations.

If your opponent is punting on 4th and 3 late in the game you don't think every player on the return team should know "If I go offsides or rough the kicker we lose the game." ? It is literally their job to know this and you think it's acceptable to not be aware of things like this?

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by the steam

Don't get what point you are trying to make. Who said anything about the rulebook? Are you saying it's acceptable for a NFL player to not know where he's supposed to be lined up? What blitzer he is supposed to pick up? What packages he's supposed to be on/off the field? When he is supposed to get out or stay in bounds? What man he is responsible to cover? You think knowing these things is difficult? They practice this day in day out for years. These mental errors should never happen especially in crucial situations.

If your opponent is punting on 4th and 3 late in the game you don't think every player on the return team should know "If I go offsides or rough the kicker we lose the game." ? It is literally their job to know this and you think it's acceptable to not be aware of things like this?

lolz, so tap out on the mental agility test. Got it.

i'm saying there's ton of things to remember, and a ton of things going on very quickly. It's pretty easy to make mistakes when you're in a time crunch and there's a ton of distractions.

And in case you haven't noticed, players and coaches eff up all that shit you listed there, every week. We're watching a couple teams screw it up repeatedly right now.

What Andy and his staff do to coach these players up to the point that they can do what they do pretty much error-free is exceptional. And we know it's exceptional because most teams can't do it.

[IowaHawkeyeChief]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

lolz, so tap out on the mental agility test. Got it.

i'm saying there's ton of things to remember, and a ton of things going on very quickly. It's pretty easy to make mistakes when you're in a time crunch and there's a ton of distractions.

And in case you haven't noticed, players and coaches eff up all that shit you listed there, every week. We're watching a couple teams screw it up repeatedly right now.

What Andy and his staff do to coach these players up to the point that they can do what they do pretty much error-free is exceptional. And we know it's exceptional because most teams can't do it.

Yes, that is the point, and they should know most of the rules. I played through college, coached, and have actively watched 1000's of games over my life and know most of the rules and situations. I have a fraction of the experience an NFL head coach has... and there is no excuse for many of these poor decisions.