Remind me not to listen to Mitch Holtus anymore..

[The Bad Guy]

Slash had success 11 years ago.

It's fitting the Chiefs mouthpiece is praising this.

The only time people cared about the Chiefs were in the 90s, so they might as well revert back to something that worked.

Think of how batshit crazy this is. The Chiefs brought in a guy last week from the PS to run the option. The ****ing option. The Chiefs can't score points so they want to run a style of offense that has NEVER really worked in the NFL.

[El Pendejo]

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy

Slash had success 11 years ago.

It's fitting the Chiefs mouthpiece is praising this.

The only time people cared about the Chiefs were in the 90s, so they might as well revert back to something that worked.

Think of how batshit crazy this is. The Chiefs brought in a guy last week from the PS to run the option. The ****ing option. The Chiefs can't score points so they want to run a style of offense that has NEVER really worked in the NFL.

The option can work as a wrinkle in the NFL...just not as a team's philosophy. Unless you want to run through about a dozen quarterbacks. As recently as last year the Donks ran it at times with Cutler, and had some success.

[FAX]

Originally Posted by El Pendejo

The option can work as a wrinkle in the NFL...just not as a team's philosophy. Unless you want to run through about a dozen quarterbacks. As recently as last year the Donks ran it at times with Cutler, and had some success.

So there is hope.

FAX

[The Bad Guy]

Originally Posted by El Pendejo

The option can work as a wrinkle in the NFL...just not as a team's philosophy. Unless you want to run through about a dozen quarterbacks. As recently as last year the Donks ran it at times with Cutler, and had some success.

There is the problem.

When #10 comes in (hilarious that he has the same number as Stewart), teams know what's coming.

When Cutler did it, no one had a ****ing clue.

[TrickyNicky]

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy

There is the problem.

When #10 comes in (hilarious that he has the same number as Stewart), teams know what's coming.

When Cutler did it, no one had a ****ing clue.

My god. You're right.

I guess we all know what that means... Make Hagans the starter!

[Otter]

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy

There is the problem.

When #10 comes in (hilarious that he has the same number as Stewart), teams know what's coming.

When Cutler did it, no one had a ****ing clue.

I thought to myself a couple times watching the game that if I could sit here and predict with 85% accuracy what the offensive play is going to be I'm pretty sure the DC and his team who have been studying game film all week have a better percentage.

Gotta give 'em credit though, I'll bet no one thought they were stupid enough to try to run the option. I'll bet the opposing DCs didn't see that coming for 2 or 3 plays.

To quote bullet tooth Tony "never underestimate the predictability of stupidity".

[kstater]

Originally Posted by El Pendejo

The option can work as a wrinkle in the NFL...j.

You know how I know you're stupid?

[Munson]

I bet we see the wishbone offense next week.

[Skip Towne]

Originally Posted by Munson

I bet we see the wishbone offense next week.

Herm knows the NFL can defend the wishbone. He's really smart. He'll run the Houston Veer instead. That'll fool 'em.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Munson

I bet we see the wishbone offense next week.

Hell, Marv Levy ran it and the winged T and was run out of town.

I seriously think that more than 95% of Chiefs fans aren't living in reality.

The roster SUCKS. Holes EVERYWHERE.

Depth NO WHERE.

These coaches are just trying to make it respectable.