Woof. Alright, so what would you do?

[scho63]

We need to CATCH the ****ing ball - problem solved

[srvy]

Originally Posted by scho63

We need to CATCH the ****ing ball - problem solved

We had them right where we needed them. They couldn't stop the run so at halftime eagles changed fronts in running downs. Andy schemed plays to go over the top. All we had to do was run the right route catch the ball and run away with it.

[Hammock Parties]

Long hard look at RICK JAMES BITCH

[Eleazar]

We have the two most penalized players in the league. Taylor has 12 accepted penalties, 8 of which were per-snap penalties, and Sneed has 9.

They have both been flagged 13 times total. The next most penalized player in the NFL has 10.

[Bearcat]

Originally Posted by Eleazar

We have the two most penalized players in the league. Taylor has 12 accepted penalties, 8 of which were per-snap penalties, and Sneed has 9.

They have both been flagged 13 times total. The next most penalized player in the NFL has 10.

FIRE THE PENALTY COACH!

[MIAdragon]

Originally Posted by Bearcat

FIRE THE PENALTY COACH!

We really are playing undisciplined ball right now. Penalties, turnovers poor fundamentals dropped passes, missed gap assignments running wrong routes. It’s bad, without Andy’s track record you’d be hard pressed to not look in that direction.

[Chiefnj2]

Originally Posted by Eleazar

We have the two most penalized players in the league. Taylor has 12 accepted penalties, 8 of which were per-snap penalties, and Sneed has 9.

They have both been flagged 13 times total. The next most penalized player in the NFL has 10.

Sneed’s penalties are acceptable. He has been told to be physical at the LOS to disrupt #1 WRs. You are going to get calls against you when that’s your job.

[blake5676]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

Sneed’s penalties are acceptable. He has been told to be physical at the LOS to disrupt #1 WRs. You are going to get calls against you when that’s your job.

Completely agree. Sneed is nasty and his job is to jam and rough up WR's and make them earn their releases. He can get an illegal hands to the face every game as far as I'm concerned as long as it's not in a 3rd and long.

He's the guy the other WR don't want to be lined up against and I love it.

It's the bonehead false starts and numerous holding penalties on our tackles that is hampering this team in the penalty department.

[ArrowHeader]

MVS is who we thought he was. It’s almost unfair to the guy to put him in big moments with the game on the line because he’s not that dude and we are killing whatever ounce of confidence he has left.

[Chiefnj2]

Originally Posted by ArrowHeader

MVS is who we thought he was. It’s almost unfair to the guy to put him in big moments with the game on the line because he’s not that dude and we are killing whatever ounce of confidence he has left.

Except he was that guy in the AFC championship game last year.

[DJJasonp]

i would start with a game plan that did NOT include double-digit targets to Justin Watson.

I would then get Rice and Toney involved more......dont care how.

Would also tell Pat it's ok to dump the ball to Pacheco from time to time, immediately.....not after all reads and a defender has had time to cover pacheco.

Would never throw another deep ball to watson or MVS - as neither of them know how to stay on their route/continue their route through the whistle.

Give Hardman MVS snaps.....pronto.

FFS - Demarcus Robinson would be WR2 on this squad. think about that, burnt peach.

[RunKC]

If Mahomes simply makes a better pass on that INT and Kelce doesn't make that mistake fumbling like he never does, then it's 27-21 and we win and the offense is suddenly fixed.

That's how small the margins are. This is all self inflicted

[Gary Cooper]

Originally Posted by RunKC

If Mahomes simply makes a better pass on that INT and Kelce doesn't make that mistake fumbling like he never does, then it's 27-21 and we win and the offense is suddenly fixed.

That's how small the margins are. This is all self inflicted

The Mahomes INT ended up a wash. The Eagles punted a few plays later, the Chiefs had a good punt return, and scored a TD.

We don't know how the game turns out if any of these plays happened. If MVS catches the ball, the Eagles get the ball back with 1:30 only needing a FG. If Watson doesn't drop the 4th and 25, we still have 40 yards remaining for a TD.

The Kelce fumble was huge. Provided they score a TD on that possession the Eagles would be down 10 again. They were at least in FG range.

[IowaHawkeyeChief]

Originally Posted by Gary Cooper

The Mahomes INT ended up a wash. The Eagles punted a few plays later, the Chiefs had a good punt return, and scored a TD.

We don't know how the game turns out if any of these plays happened. If MVS catches the ball, the Eagles get the ball back with 1:30 only needing a FG. If Watson doesn't drop the 4th and 25, we still have 40 yards remaining for a TD.

The Kelce fumble was huge. Provided they score a TD on that possession the Eagles would be down 10 again. They were at least in FG range.

A wash? What, it was first down in the redzone, from the 13 I believe. He threw the pick in the endzone... a better throw and it's 7, if it's incomplete it's second and goal. Horrible pass by Mahomes and was anything but a wash.

[Gary Cooper]

Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief

A wash? What, it was first down in the redzone, from the 13 I believe. He threw the pick in the endzone... a better throw and it's 7, if it's incomplete it's second and goal. Horrible pass by Mahomes and was anything but a wash.

The Eagles were stuffed, punted, the Chiefs had a big return, and scored a TD anyway. So either way, the Chiefs were up 7 points, even if Mahomes didn't throw the INT. Unless you think Mahomes throws a TD and the other chain of events still occurs. Doesn't work that way. We don't know what would have happened but we know what actually did.