Jeremiah Trotter thinks Andy Reid got out-coached in a lot of games

[chiefzilla1501]

Andy Reid is a brilliant offensive mind. As always (it seems) we won because of him but also in spite of him.

In typical Andy Reid fashion, we resorted to "pump the brakes" bullshit on offense when we got to the quick lead. Then prevent bullshit on defense even though both our offense and defense gameplans were working brilliantly up until then.

At the end of the game, I love that we mowed them down with Kareem Hunt. Today, the Reid "hold the lead" strategy worked at the end of the game (not his fault Conley fumbled). But I'm tired of him not going for the throat. With Mahomes moving the ball at will in the second half 2 weeks in a row, I just really hate that for 2 straight weeks Andy cowered like a turtle with the playcalling. It worked today but I'm not excited about doing this in the playoffs.

[DRM08]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Andy Reid is a brilliant offensive mind. As always (it seems) we won because of him but also in spite of him.

In typical Andy Reid fashion, we resorted to "pump the brakes" bullshit on offense when we got to the quick lead. Then prevent bullshit on defense even though both our offense and defense gameplans were working brilliantly up until then.

At the end of the game, I love that we mowed them down with Kareem Hunt. Today, the Reid "hold the lead" strategy worked at the end of the game (not his fault Conley fumbled). But I'm tired of him not going for the throat. With Mahomes moving the ball at will in the second half 2 weeks in a row, I just really hate that for 2 straight weeks Andy cowered like a turtle with the playcalling. It worked today but I'm not excited about doing this in the playoffs.

They were in pretty good control until Conley fumbled. That was a massive play. Thankfully it didn't cost them the game.