Mahomes should feel right at home after tonight.

[JDKinman]

The Chiefs looked like his old college team last year--

• No offensive line

• Play/momentum-killing penalties

• A tight end (Escobar) who couldn't catch a cold in an incubator

• No run game

• A defense that couldn't wrap up and tackle one-legged nuns playing for The Over-the-Sacred Hill Sisters of the Invalid.

The difference tonight versus his final season at Tech was that this evening, he showed discipline in doing what the coaches told him to do and not trying to freelance every play.

That TD pass he threw? Tech fans and alumni have seen that pass dozens of times. It's almost a Mahomes trademark--but it doesn't make the highlight reels because he makes it look too easy.

Stave just needs to go. He ain't it and never is going to be.

Conclusion: Mahomes got his first NFL game under his belt, stayed cool, made no major mistakes.

Mission accomplished.

JD

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by Halfcan

The writing is on the wall for your dream hunk.

Of course it is, but that's not the point.

The point is.. and as expected.. the hypocrisy.

Posting numbers like QBR and completion % for 1 QB is invalid...

Yet doing the same for another QB is somehow valid.



Let me know if you are still too confused to understand the point.

[CrowbarMan]

Originally Posted by bigjosh006

Do you honestly think bray gives this team a better chance to win games than mahomes does?

Yes. Because he knows the playbook. Mahomes is long term better upside but near term lots of mistakes.

[RealSNR]

cumdumpsterman speaks with fear every time he talks about Mahomes. It's plain as day. He sounds like Chiefs fans who shit on Derek Carr back when Carr was in his first year as a starting QB.

Trolling is his defense mechanism. It's all he's got to protect his feelings from the truth that his team's asshole is about to get royally abused year after year from Mahomes. Just like it is now with Alex Smith at the helm.

And that's a scary thing.

[Halfcan]

Originally Posted by notorious

It's just one game. Reid see's something in Bray. I don't know what it is, but there is a reason he is the 2.

The Chiefs have invested a ton of time and money into Bray because he "looks" like a QB. Now they have a real future Franchise QB and need to divert that training to PM2. Forget about Bray.

If Bray holds the number 2 spot after that performance- it will only be hurting PM2's development. Hopefully, they won't be that recalcitrant.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by CrowbarMan

Yes. Because he knows the playbook. Mahomes is long term better upside but near term lots of mistakes.

There was a Chiefs QB on the field last night who made a couple of poor ****ing choices, but it wasn't Mahomes. And I'm not talking about Stave, either.

[Best22]

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

Of course it is, but that's not the point.

The point is.. and as expected.. the hypocrisy.

Posting numbers like QBR and completion % for 1 QB is invalid...

Yet doing the same for another QB is somehow valid.



Let me know if you are still too confused to understand the point.

Originally Posted by cmdrzman

LOL- Watson made throws like that all the time at Clemson.. Do you even football?

Why are you cheering for Watson? Do you want the Texans to end your season again?

Let's face it. Alex owns Oakland more than any team in the league. Could you imagine how bad things would get for the Raiders if Mahomes is even slightly better than Smith?

[BigCatDaddy]

Originally Posted by CrowbarMan

Yes. Because he knows the playbook. Mahomes is long term better upside but near term lots of mistakes.

Foles awas serviceable as a rookie with Reid and has a much worse supporting cast.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

If Watson threw that ball, it's a pick. At best, the defender knocks it away for an incompletion.

Idiot.

That pass didn't require arm strength.

It was a touch pass, which I believe that Watson is capable of throwing.

[notorious]

Originally Posted by Halfcan

The Chiefs have invested a ton of time and money into Bray because he "looks" like a QB. Now they have a real future Franchise QB and need to divert that training to PM2. Forget about Bray.

If Bray holds the number 2 spot after that performance- it will only be hurting PM2's development. Hopefully, they won't be that recalcitrant.

I think they will keep Mahomes at 3 so that the pressure isn't there to get him on the field when Smith goes down.

[Halfcan]

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

Of course it is, but that's not the point.

The point is.. and as expected.. the hypocrisy.

Posting numbers like QBR and completion % for 1 QB is invalid...

Yet doing the same for another QB is somehow valid.



Let me know if you are still too confused to understand the point.

Yes, I understand the point. You are saying you are a hypocrite because you spent countless post talking about Alex's meager stats while failing to even acknowledge any of his short comings. That has been your whole argument- endlessly.

So when a Rookie comes in and best his stats across the board in his first game- you want to change the playing field.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by Black Bob

His arm strength and accuracy are good enough.

No, they're not

Great job, Watson. A 2nd team defense who has never seen you play in the NFL got carved up because of your ability to avoid pressure.

That's all Watson's got going for him right now. Starting defenses will figure him out and make him look like an utter chump if he starts immediately in his rookie year.

At best, we can expect him to plateau early in his career. The Texans are going to find that that just getting slightly better QB play than what they had with Matt Schaub for years isn't going to work. And that's highly questionable that Watson will ever be as good as Schaub was for a time.

Like I said, Watson's ceiling is Doug Flutie. Good enough to get a couple winning seasons out of the Buffalo Bills and lose in the playoffs. Otherwise, he should consider Canada. Seriously.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by milkman

That pass didn't require arm strength.

It was a touch pass, which I believe that Watson is capable of throwing.

A touch pass in a tight window?

[KChiefs1]

Originally Posted by JDKinman

Mahomes had Jace Amaro as a go-to tight-end at Tech. What I wouldn't give for him to have a Tony Gonzales in KC. . .



JD

Travis Kelce

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

A touch pass in a tight window?

I think he's talking about the td

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by Halfcan

you want to change the playing field.

This is precisely what YOU just did.