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Old 10-11-2011, 10:32 AM  
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PFF Grades the Chiefs, Week 5
1. From a receiving standpoint, it was the third-best game of Bowe's career, bested only by last year's efforts against Houston and Seattle. Bowe leads the league in tackles avoided.

2. Branden Albert held his own against Freeney. 0 pressures, 1 sack, 1 QB hit.

3. The whole OL played well apart from Richardson, who gave up 4 pressures and a sack.

4. Dexter McCluster played all of 12 snaps. The lowest total of his career.

5. Matt Cassel completed 6 of 7 passes over 10 yards.

6. The Chiefs threw at Jacob Lacey 13 times. They must read PFF, because he is the fourth worst cover man in the league. His buddy, Jerraud Powers, is right behind him, explaining Matt Cassel's 257-yard explosion.

7. Kelly Gregg played his best game of the year.

8. Tyson Jackson and Glenn Dorsey were again solid in run defense. They are both in the top 10 in run defense for their position.

9. Tamba Hali was invisible and the Chiefs only had 2 pressures.

10. Justin Houston got off the schneid with 10 rushes and 1 QB hit.

11. Derrick Johnson was a beast again, with a +3.2 and 3 stops. He has a +8.8 for the year and 14 stops, which is bad freaking ass. 4th in the league overall and 2nd against the run.

12. The Chiefs only missed 4 tackles.

13. As everyone knows, Flowers was burnt toast in this game. 6 targets, 5 catches, 125 yards, 2 TD. He has given up 7 TD this year.

14. Leonard Pope is challenging for the worst tight end in football.

15. Sabby Pissandshitty played 1 snap. He remains the worst safety in football.


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Old 10-11-2011, 10:34 AM   #2
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Old 10-11-2011, 10:37 AM   #3
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In fact, Mr. Cassel, the Colts are the worst pass coverage team in the league.

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Old 10-11-2011, 10:39 AM   #4
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Old 10-11-2011, 10:39 AM   #5
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Obviously Flowers was burned once. On quite a few of the other throws, it was flawless execution by the Colts - the coverage was good.
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IIRC, the sack "against" Albert should have been credited to Cassel for holding the ball.

Dude played a great game Sunday, and has been pretty damn solid all year.
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IIRC, the sack "against" Albert should have been credited to Cassel for holding the ball.

Dude played a great game Sunday, and has been pretty damn solid all year.
Albert never stopped Freeney at all. It was a pretty bad play on his part. Cassel completed a play fake and Freeney was on him.
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Flowers is making mental mistakes from trying to hard.

He knows the secondary is vulnerable because of Berry's injury, so you see him come off his coverage to help where he thinks the ball is going. He needs to focus on his own job and not worry about the rest of the field until the ball is thrown.
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Flowers has been hurt the past few weeks and a few of those TD's were from Megatron which doesn't count because there isn't a CB in the league who can stop that guy.
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Albert never stopped Freeney at all. It was a pretty bad play on his part. Cassel completed a play fake and Freeney was on him.
I remember the play now.

That play seemed to take forever to develop due to the fake, that's why I was thinking Cassel held the ball too long.
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Flowers is making mental mistakes from trying to hard.

He knows the secondary is vulnerable because of Berry's injury, so you see him come off his coverage to help where he thinks the ball is going. He needs to focus on his own job and not worry about the rest of the field until the ball is thrown.
Pretty much this coupled with the fact that Teams aren't really throwing at Carr.
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