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Old 11-16-2015, 08:46 AM  
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1st & 10 from the 1...Bob Sutton

I don't know what goes through Sutton's head sometimes? You're up 22-0, you have the opponent pinned on their 1 yard line and an "inexperienced QB" playing in his first action of the season.

Why in the ever-loving-**** is Hali dropping back in coverage?
Why are you not blitzing this rookie who is pinned on his 1 yard line?

In fact, I don't care who the QB is, any time you have a team pinned on the 1, WTF are you dropping one of your two premiere pass rushers into coverage???

Did we need more eyes down field to watch the 15 yard pass get completed?
Are we feeling bad for beating up on Peyton so we give the other guy a chance?

I know in the long run of that game it doesn't matter but you had them pinned on their 1 and stopped the drive 12 or 13 plays later by intercepting a pass in our end zone.

This is what worries me about Sutton.

Having said all that I am very happy we stomped the Donks. They can cry about missing Talib and Ware all they want. They didn't seem to mind us missing Smith as they picked on his replacement to tie the game at Arrowhead.

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Old 11-16-2015, 11:38 AM   #16
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He's broken. That was the end of his career and I enjoyed seeing it.
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Old 11-16-2015, 12:01 PM   #17
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That;s why you're a head coach in the NFL. Great thoughts like these.
Holy shit!!! Dave Lane snarky because people on a football message board have a comment and\or opinion about a football team\play\player\coach


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Old 11-16-2015, 12:16 PM   #18
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1st & 10 from the 1 and a backup QB who just came into the game under center.....I'm bringing the heat on him.

My guess is Sutton tried to outsmart Brock, thinking Brock would anticipate a blitz....

I would have blitzed and made him actually deal with it rather than backing off and giving him time.
Glad your not a DC. Bronco's were in Ace personnel, both TE's in a wing on the right, RB lined up offset in the gun. They went heavy protect, blocked seven and only sent three out. Two went deep, daniels on a dig over the middle. They wanted KC to blitz to get the single match-ups/ big play potential.
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Old 11-16-2015, 12:18 PM   #19
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Glad your not a DC. Bronco's were in Ace personnel, both TE's in a wing on the right, RB lined up offset in the gun. They went heavy protect, blocked seven and only sent three out. Two went deep, daniels on a dig over the middle. They wanted KC to blitz to get the single match-ups/ big play potential.
Yup.

Someone slips and it's a 99 yard TD.
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Old 11-16-2015, 12:19 PM   #20
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And yet he's still a better QB than Peyton Manning is right now.

As bad as Manning looked in week 2, he looked worse this week. That might be the single worst QB performance I've ever seen (Leaf's implosion included). Leaf looked overwhelmed in his start, Manning simply looked incompetent.

It was stunning. It's the first full game I've seen the Bronco play since Arrowhead and I couldn't believe how terrible he looked.
Dude is done.

Shoulda put him out of his misery in week 2.
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Old 11-16-2015, 12:19 PM   #21
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Sutton pulls that crap with Houston on the other side all the freaking time. Drives me crazy with that shit.
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Old 11-16-2015, 12:20 PM   #22
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You have a 3 score lead on the road in the 4th quarter. You want the clock to run.

I find it funny sometimes the way people are with this. For years, they hate Marty being conservative. Now, up 3 scores in the 2nd half Reid continues to throw the ball and the masses scream "run it!!!" and be conservative.

Crazy circle i guess.
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Old 11-16-2015, 12:20 PM   #23
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And yet he's still a better QB than Peyton Manning is right now.

As bad as Manning looked in week 2, he looked worse this week. That might be the single worst QB performance I've ever seen (Leaf's implosion included). Leaf looked overwhelmed in his start, Manning simply looked incompetent.

It was stunning. It's the first full game I've seen the Bronco play since Arrowhead and I couldn't believe how terrible he looked.
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Old 11-16-2015, 12:21 PM   #24
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You have a 3 score lead on the road in the 4th quarter. You want the clock to run.

I find it funny sometimes the way people are with this. For years, they hate Marty being conservative. Now, up 3 scores in the 2nd half Reid continues to throw the ball and the masses scream "run it!!!" and be conservative.

Crazy circle i guess.
Well to be fair, most of the passes in Andy's playbook are little more than running plays anyway....
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Old 11-16-2015, 12:25 PM   #25
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You have a 3 score lead on the road in the 4th quarter. You want the clock to run.

I find it funny sometimes the way people are with this. For years, they hate Marty being conservative. Now, up 3 scores in the 2nd half Reid continues to throw the ball and the masses scream "run it!!!" and be conservative.

Crazy circle i guess.
Alex Smith had 8 straight incompletions in that game.

If the Denver offense was capable of even stringing together a couple of first downs here and there, it would've worn the defense down and been a completely different ball game.

All those 3 and outs...worst 3rd down team in the NFL, hands down...

We aren't going to be facing 3rd stringers, the worst team in the league, or 40 year old QBs every week.

Sooner or later, this team will have to beat a good team with a real QB.

It is possible we won't see one until the playoffs, when we get trounced in the first round.

Again.

Same as it ever was...
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Old 11-16-2015, 12:26 PM   #26
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Well to be fair, most of the passes in Andy's playbook are little more than running plays anyway....
'It's 3rd down - let's throw a bubble screen behind the line. No way they'll see it coming this time...'

Makes me scream at the TV.
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Glad your not a DC. Bronco's were in Ace personnel, both TE's in a wing on the right, RB lined up offset in the gun. They went heavy protect, blocked seven and only sent three out. Two went deep, daniels on a dig over the middle. They wanted KC to blitz to get the single match-ups/ big play potential.
And they still got a 14 yard completion....yeah so much for coverage
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Yup.

Someone slips and it's a 99 yard TD.
That can happen at any time.
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Holy shit!!! Dave Lane snarky because people on a football message board have a comment and\or opinion about a football team\play\player\coach


You've raised the bar, Dave....that's for sure
Dude the sooner you realize your 90 IQ is not going to impress people the sooner you will keep quiet and some people may forget that fact.
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