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Old 10-20-2014, 10:18 AM  
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why Chiefs WRs have 0 TDs
Because when Dwayne Bowe is the clear-cut #1 (and it's not even close), you have a terrible WR corps.

Please feel free to post any .gifs of 2014 Chiefs WRs dropping passes that hit them squarely in the hands/chest and/or stepping out of bounds with a clear path to the end zone in front of them.
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Old 10-21-2014, 11:34 AM   #121
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Just ask Romo...
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Old 10-21-2014, 12:54 PM   #122
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Are our WRs in the top half of the league? No. But there are QBs out there that do more with less. This is on Smith AND the WR group.

And you want someone to blame for the WR group sucking? Look no further than Dorsey. Deepest WR draft in history....and we didn't draft one. Why you ask? Because we have Kelce. You know....that TE that gets targeted 3-4 times a game.
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Old 10-21-2014, 01:10 PM   #123
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I still contend that the WR's are getting open.

Take this single play for instance. Jenkins is NFL open deep down the field. Bowe is open albeit the middle lber is following the qbs eyes
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Old 10-21-2014, 01:13 PM   #124
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What did Alex end up doing on that play?

I see, like, three open receivers.
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Old 10-21-2014, 01:14 PM   #125
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What did Alex end up doing on that play?

I see, like, three open receivers.
Yup, depending on when he throws it...
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Old 10-21-2014, 01:16 PM   #126
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He can hit the white guy (Fasano?) at the bottom of the screen for a first down.

He has a quick dart to Bowe for ~15 yards.

He has the deep bomb to Jenkins, as mentioned.

Hell, an elite throw can probably make it to Kelce in the top right, although you'd have three defenders closing in.
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Old 10-21-2014, 01:16 PM   #127
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He can hit the white guy (Fasano?) at the bottom of the screen for a first down.

He has a quick dart to Bowe for ~15 yards.

He has the deep bomb to Jenkins, as mentioned.

Hell, an elite throw can probably make it to Kelce in the top right, although you'd have three defenders closing in.
Some options for sure. I'm curious to see how this play ended up.
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Old 10-21-2014, 01:22 PM   #128
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That play was a third down and if I recall correctly he tried to hit Fasano but it went out of bounds correct? I remember watching that play and at that particular point in the game I said to my friend, "He threw it away because of the Niners interception last week." Felt like he didn't want to make the crucial mistake that point in the game and give the ball up.
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He can hit the white guy (Fasano?) at the bottom of the screen for a first down.

He has a quick dart to Bowe for ~15 yards.

He has the deep bomb to Jenkins, as mentioned.

Hell, an elite throw can probably make it to Kelce in the top right, although you'd have three defenders closing in.
Pump faked dowe the field, came back late to Fasano and threw it away
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Old 10-21-2014, 01:33 PM   #130
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I still contend that the WR's are getting open.

Take this single play for instance. Jenkins is NFL open deep down the field. Bowe is open albeit the middle lber is following the qbs eyes
Every time I see this I disagree. The play was to Kelce. Especially since Alex was rolling left at the time. The WR is absolutely not open here.

BTW, we won the game because Alex doesn't take those chances. He knows what kind of receivers he has better than we do.
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I still contend that the WR's are getting open.

Take this single play for instance. Jenkins is NFL open deep down the field. Bowe is open albeit the middle lber is following the qbs eyes


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Pump faked dowe the field, came back late to Fasano and threw it away

Makes me want to puke.

He's been playing "well" but the more I see the more I can't help but feel he is limiting our offense.

It's the hot thing to say that he never has enough time or that the receivers aren't getting open but we've clearly seen so many gifs and stills of our guys "open" by NFL standards on plays that he takes a sack or scrambles for a half yard.

I like that his conservative style usually keeps us from getting blown out but I want to win some games convincingly. We'll need to him to start being more aggressive in order to do so against the better teams.

Judiciously aggressive. That's what he needs to be.
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Old 10-21-2014, 01:36 PM   #132
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That's actually a really clean pocket.

In truth, that ball should have been out about a half second before this still was even taken.

Looks like Bowe was running a corner route and Jenkins is on a deep post. Bowe is wide open by NFL standards and Jenkins has a VERY favorable matchup. He had the inside and I can't see a safety that would be in position to make a play.
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Every time I see this I disagree. The play was to Kelce. Especially since Alex was rolling left at the time. The WR is absolutely not open here.

BTW, we won the game because Alex doesn't take those chances. He knows what kind of receivers he has better than we do.
Rolling left? He's standing in the middle of the pocket
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That's actually a really clean pocket.

In truth, that ball should have been out about a half second before this still wasn't even taken.

Looks like Bowe was running a corner route and Jenkins is on a deep post. Bowe is wide open by NFL standards and Jenkins has a VERY favorable matchup. He had the inside and I can't see a safety that would be in position to make a play.
There's no one over the top and Jenkins has inside leverage. Lead him towards the post or he'll towards the opposite oylin. Defender has to go thru him to intercept it. Even if he does, we punted on the next play anyway.

If you don't trust him to go make a play there, he shouldn't be on the field
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Rolling left? He's standing in the middle of the pocket
I believe he stepped left looking down field towards kelce then had the worst fake ever(I may be spoiled after watching Trent green fakes) then tosses it to far out for Fasano.
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