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Old 09-26-2016, 12:44 PM  
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Quarterback grade: Alex Smith, 82.5
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It was the typical “Alex Smith, game manager” game as he was able to connect on just one pass over 10 yards — he gained just 17 yards on 3 targets between 10 and 19 yards and missed on all three passes over 20 yards. The Jets left the middle of the field underneath open and Smith was incredibly efficient, going 12-of-12 for 162 yards and 1 TD when targeting that area. When kept clean, Smith was deadly, completing 22-of-25 for 211 yards and 1 TD.

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QB Alex Smith, 82.5
TE Travis Kelce, 81.5
RT Mitchell Schwartz, 74.6
WR Chris Conley, 71.7
C Mitch Morse, 68.1

Offensive line roughed up despite win
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The notion that games are won in trenches didn’t hold true in this game, as the Chiefs’ offensive line was dominated all game long against the strong Jets front. RT Mitchell Schwartz was the lone bright spot on the line as Schwartz allowed just 1 pressure all game while holding his own as a run blocker. LT Eric Fisher (35.8) struggled to block do-everything-man DE Sheldon Richardson as he allowed a sack, a hit and a hurry.

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ILB Derrick Johnson, 95.7
CB Marcus Peters, 87.5
S Eric Berry, 85.3
S Daniel Sorensen, 83.2
DT Dontari Poe, 80.9

Derrick Johnson leads a strong defense
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One of the Chiefs’ veteran re-signings this offseason, Derrick Johnson repaid Kansas City’s investment in him with an excellent performance against the Jets. He nabbed one of Ryan Fitzpatrick’s many interceptions, returning it for a touchdown, and forced another by undercutting a slant in the red zone and popping it up to a teammate. He led the team with five defensive stops (no other Chief had more than two) and 10 total tackles. Johnson surrendered just 20 yards from seven targets, showing that he’s one of the league’s few linebackers who seems to have little trouble holding up in man coverage against running backs.

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Alex Smith - 15th of 36 QBs

Spencer Ware - 20th of 54 RBs

Eric Fisher - 28th of 73 OTs
Mitch Schwartz - 26th

LDT - 19th of 71 OGs
Fulton - 27th
Jordan Devey - 70th

Mitch Morse - 28th of 34 Cs

Marcus Peters - 7th of 104 CBs
Steven Nelson - 52nd
Phillip Gaines - 88th

Eric Berry - 19th of 80 Ss
Ron Parker - 20th

Derrick Johnson - 13th of 80 LBs
Justin March - 66th

Dontari Poe - 11th of 115 DL
Allen Bailey - 75th
Jaye Howard - 108th

Tamba Hali - 7th of 96 EDs
Dee Ford - 57th
Frank Zombo - 81st
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Old 09-26-2016, 02:25 PM   #46
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I'm sure this post will work out well for you in a week.
Sure, they struggle, but not like the offense.

Since Dorseid took over, the defense has been top 10 in scoring each year, I believe. We're top 10 now as well.

Very consistent.
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Old 09-26-2016, 02:35 PM   #47
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People willing to change their opinion on Parker now?
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Old 09-26-2016, 02:37 PM   #48
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People willing to change their opinion on Parker now?
Probably not.

Half of CP is convinced that he sucks. It's embarrassingly stupid.
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Old 09-26-2016, 02:38 PM   #49
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I'm sure this post will work out well for you in a week.
Just like last week and the "high scoring Jets"? did for you?
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Old 09-26-2016, 02:39 PM   #50
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Hell, I'd rather see Robinson out there before Wilson.

Wilson is pure garbage.
Who in the hell does this waste of a roster spot have pictures of blowing whom? Clark blowing someone? Clark's wife blowing someone? WTF??? I just don't get it. I watched the entire game, and I literally couldn't even tell you if Albert Wilson was active. There's no way on earth that he's better than Robinson, Streater, Hammond, etc. It's mind-boggling what Dorsey sees in this guy, and other than Wilson, I think Dorsey has done a very good job.
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Just like last week and the "high scoring Jets"? did for you?
Chiefs won. I predicted a win.
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Chiefs won. I predicted a win.


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Alex Smith without a running game.

Oh, this'll be a hoot! The last 3 years, when we rush for less than 75 yards Alex is...0-5!
The Chiefs rushed for 78 yards

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So the rain...gonna be really wet. I'm actually thinking that favors KC. Neutralize some of the Jets advantage with playmakers. Thoughts?
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Far more difficult game. The Jets are better than the Texans with more experienced players.

The Chiefs have a fighting chance only because it's at home.
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Fitzpatrick slinging that rock like he just don't care. Down the field, jack. I think he's turned into a latter-day Trent Green. OL looks really good here, too.
He "slung it" alright. 6 times to Chiefs players
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So they rushed for more than 75 yards and they won.

Seems in line with what I said.

The rain also must have had an effect on the Jets passing game. Pity.

Congrats on your use of the search function, though. Good use of your time.
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Old 09-26-2016, 03:23 PM   #54
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Probably not.

Half of CP is convinced that he sucks. It's embarrassingly stupid.
Half of CP?? Kind of a strawman argument don't you think? I can't recall half of the board thinking he sucks.

As for Fisher, there are two different conversations. The 1st is was he the right selection. Can't really say he wasn't. Only 2 other guys in the top 15 that are even options. Did the Chiefs do well with the 1.1 pick is different. From what we would hope to get in that position, I don't think we have. I still think Fisher will grow, but certainly a top 3 pick in the draft you are expecting consistency from a relatively early time and on.
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Half of CP?? Kind of a strawman argument don't you think? I can't recall half of the board thinking he sucks.

As for Fisher, there are two different conversations. The 1st is was he the right selection. Can't really say he wasn't. Only 2 other guys in the top 15 that are even options. Did the Chiefs do well with the 1.1 pick is different. From what we would hope to get in that position, I don't think we have. I still think Fisher will grow, but certainly a top 3 pick in the draft you are expecting consistency from a relatively early time and on.
Dude you love calling me out, don't you?

I've seen A LOT of people on CP say Parker sucks. This is a fact, no strawman.
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Old 09-26-2016, 03:27 PM   #56
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So basically, we had a bunch of awful players get lucky vs the worst QB performance in NFL history. The OL is bad, the WRs are bad and the QB wouldn't start on various SEC teams.

Excluding DJ's score, the Chiefs managed to score 1.4 offensive points per turnover.
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This is why I'm never sure what to think about PFF.

It sure seemed to me like Nelson, Berry and Parker played great yesterday.
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Interesting that Sorensen was in on almost half the plays with Sutton favoring a Nickle formation rather than our traditional 3-4... new adaptation/scheme or because of the lead that we opened up??

March only made it in on 35% of plays.
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So basically, we had a bunch of awful players get lucky vs the worst QB performance in NFL history. The OL is bad, the WRs are bad and the QB wouldn't start on various SEC teams.

Excluding DJ's score, the Chiefs managed to score 1.4 offensive points per turnover.
So basically, you're still a troll who thinks fantasy points=team wins.

Got it.
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The best is Clay bolding the part that discredits Smith despite the fact he had a strong performance when given a clean pocket...
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