That last DB that knocked out of bounds threw his entire body at Kelce.

If he misses that or glances off, Kelce scores.

Would’ve been ****ing epic.

If we score 30 a game we will lap the league with that defense…

Andy i think has admitted we've already started load management with him. And Trav himself has been avoiding big hits and contact in the regular season for a few years now.

It's Skips realization that, as much as he hates talking about the Chiefs, he is gonna have to KEEP DEALING WITH THE CHIEFS!!!!:evil:

I like it better the way it happened, because Mahomes got to pad stats. :evil:

Taylors vagina must contain the fountain of youth…

Bayless' tears are awesome!

Yes, and he paid the price too. I remember he could barely get up after a few minutes. IRRC

You can see it. Like that long 20mph video, I remember being surprised to NOT see one of Kelce's famous hurdles over the defender.

So how long before you start proposing Hollywood trade scenarios?

What did that dickwad say?

*never mind I just saw the video

i'm imagining athletic talent coursing through the vaginal canal, into kelce's cock and throughout his body ala the scene from wolverine where the asian dude tries to steal logan's healing factor

https://i.makeagif.com/media/3-10-2017/AzAWo-.gif

Good deal! I love it

Oh, basically that he follows OU and Baker got the #1 overall draft spot because he was throwing to CeeDee Lamb and Hollywood Brown, and then Brown goes to the Ravens and he led all receivers there in Jackson's 1st MVP year.

And then that Brown runs a 4.27 40, and on and on and on.....ROFL

I was looking for his 40 time. 4.2 speed? Oh! Okay!

Maybe nearer the 2022 offense with a better JJSS, better MVS and worse Kelce.

The 2024 defenses aren't going to give us the kind of space down the field that offenses did in '18 and '19. But we'll see similar looks to 2022 and I think we've figure out how to deal with those.

Doc Hollywood
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Doc Brown
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Doc Hollywood Brown? Get in the Delorean MF'ers, we're going Back to the Superbowl!

There you go Clay, I did the hard part for you.

Crazy thing is that we have no idea how much better the WR group will look after the draft.

There's a good chance that we get a guy who can have an immediate impact, being the best WR3 this team has had in the Mahomes era.

It's the moves he doesn't try to make anymore that show he's learning to deal with aging a bit.

When he gets in the open field, he's not going to try to plant that foot and cut as often as he once did. He runs straight and finishes the run for another couple of yards after contact.

It's like watching late-stage Marcus Allen. Dude wasn't looking to make anyone miss because he knew his joints weren't up for the task. But he'd still do a little shimmy, brace himself and drive through you for a little bit more yardage.

Kelce's gonna be good; great in fact - but he's gonna be on a bit of a snap count and he's not gonna be the guy he was from about 2017 through 2022.

Hopefully Reid sits him down this offseason and has a talk about his emotions as he gets older. Everyone knows he wants to be out there for every snap but his body just isn't there anymore. You can't be throwing a tantrum like he did in the playoffs when Reid is trying to do what's best for him.

I was thinking about that this morning.

If the Chiefs do nothing else - INCLUDING in the draft - they'll have pass catchers on par or better than the 2022 offense.

Rice > JJSS
Brown > MVS
Kelce < 2022 Kelce

But the downgrade in Kelce will be more than offset by the upgrades at the WR spot.

So again, just get a little more juice at RB2 in terms of pass-catching and you may not even NEED to drastically upgrade at WR in the draft.

But we're gonna do it anyway. And that's the fun part.

2022 offense was #1 in the league, efficient and absolutely demolished top defenses. It's the most realistic model for a Mahomes led offense we can follow.

Oh I love this comp. This is wonderful.

Eh...I actually side a bit with Kelce there.

The Super Bowl ain't the time for snap counts, IMO. And even if it is, you'll never convince someone like Kelce of that, nor should you expect to.

He was over the top, sure. But I didn't have an issue with him being irritated. Now if he's doing that in week 11 - yeah, get over yourself there Trav. But he won't be. Remember, this is a guy who sat himself in week 17 and broke his consecutive games streak. A guy who evidently made the call himself in week 1 and missed the Lions game. A guy who often patted his helmet and took himself off the field after a big catch.

Kelce knows the drill. He did it damn well last year.

It'll be fine.

I don’t think we are done. The amazing thing is, in the past we had a bunch of role guys hoping we can find our primary guys. Right now we have our primary guys and we can just find some role players at really good value. Filling the back of the rotation is the easy part. I still think we find some kind of a chain mover and a speed option before all is said and done.

And that’s not counting the draft where you can see us looking for a long term wr and/or te weapon.

Buckle up. It’s gonna be a hell of a ride.

So does Brown factor as a return man?

Reid needs to have a sit down with Taylor and remind her that we need his legs more than she does. No wearing out our machine on Friday and Saturdays!

Man I'm gonna miss Travis when he's done.

What a goddamn great football player, teammate, story...all of it. From a kid that couldn't play in HS because he wouldn't study, to a kid who got thrown off his college team, to a guy who had microfacture surgery as a rookie, to a young veteran who was getting personal foul calls for throwing towels and 'hand-jobbing' the refs (both of which were funny as hell) to...this.

A guy that just ****ing gets it. Gets ALL of it. Amazing teammate, warrior on the field and I'm positive he's a bridge between guys like Mahomes (a bit more straight laced and 'company man') and Jones. How many times can a generational, first ballot HoF superstar also qualify as a 'glue guy' in your lockerroom? It's just so rare.

There is literally nothing more we can have ever asked of Kelce. And the story and the maturation process we've seen week over week, year over year; the appreciation he has of everything he's gone through and has....goddamn the guy is just letter perfect. He's not as important as Mahomes for obvious reasons, but he's more fun in many ways.

Getting old ****ing sucks. Play forever, Trav.

He hasn't since 2020, according to this. And that was just one kick return.

https://www.pro-football-reference.c...B/BrowMa04.htm

2022 had a learning curve at times that I don’t think will be there in 2024.

That part is really exciting to me.

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Have been thinking about this all morning. Not much out there unless you're willing to take some risks, or bring back Jet.

You have anyone in mind?

Troof... He's on the Mt Rushmore of Chiefs

Arguably my favorite Chief ever. Mahomes is the traditional leader, but Kelce is absolutely the emotional heartbeat of the team.

Thank Andy Reid for him maturing, too. He gave him his space to express himself while also reigning him in to realize how much his teammates look up to him and would emulate his words and actions.

I dont think any other coach could've done the same, they would either be a total asshole type or a total pushover. Andy and Mahomes was the perfect marriage, but so is Andy and Kelce. He absolutely maximizes Kelce's potential.

I'd sign Dobbins to a very cheap deal.

I said this to a buddy yesterday.

I’d love Dobbins on a cheap deal

Also, I'd sign Dobbins, and still consider drafting a RB as early as round 3.

Hell, if they trade Sneed and get an extra 2nd, I might talk myself into taking Brooks at 64.

I think if you look at the underneath weapons, 22 Kelce gave you more explosive YAC than 24 Kelce will, but Rice is a lot more dynamic than Smith-Schuster. So I think that’s a wash, honestly.

Then you’re down to Brown vs Valdez-Scantling, and while they’re roughly similar deep threats, Brown is able to do some much more off of his deep threat.

We’re going to see him absolutely demolishing some safeties and creating insane separation on corners and posts… at least until teams stop playing single high and sit in two deep all the time…

I actually think Nyheim Hines would be a nice add, return man 3rd down back type.

Nevermind saw he signed somewhere.

Hmmmm. Seeing this makes X Worthy a bit more interesting IMO, I'd welcome Brooks, Benson, Wright, Lloyd, Corum, or Guerendo at RB as well. Chiefs could try and out speed the Dolphins!

I think things will be even a bit better than this because I expect we’re going to get a lot more out of Smith as the number 2 tight end and that will make it easier to rest Kelce.

I like this player. He's better'n CSamuel. YAYY Chiefs!!

Smith has been in the league awhile and never really done much so don't expect a ton, he's basically replacing Jody Fortson cause dude can't stay healthy.

Yep, he is just going to have to realize this day has arrived. We really need you at 100% in the playoffs. Take some pride hits and go get that 3peat.

Its the same thing they did with JuJu coming off a down season so I bet most of the incentives are considered not likely to be reached because he had a down year last season in AZ.

51 receptions, 574 yards, and 4 TDs is the baseline.

I bet its something like 65 catches 750 yards and 6TDs or something like that.

You ****er...these are my guys.

You should feel honored to be in agreement with me.

MVS on that list. After no other team signs him I'd bring him back on the cheap. Regardless of how we feel when he drops a pass defenses have to account for his speed. He knows the offense so as the 3rd or 4th WR option he'd be a fit.

Brooks is so good. Many of us loved the thought of Gibbs last year, and he's a similar type of player. He would be such a great fit.

That's where I'm landing, thus the risk comment.

He's on that list because it dates back to 2020, but in the text of the tweet you see the entire KC WR corp only managed 5 such routes in 2023.

"Brown will look to add speed to a Kansas City wide receiver room that reached 20+ mph on a route just 5 times last season, 6th-fewest in the NFL."

Shake it off!!

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This is bad RB draft, hence all the free agent signings in the early hours of FA.

Dobbins has had an achilles and an ACL in the same leg, I believe, I just don't know that he will ever be the same.

I disagree that it's a "bad RB draft". It's like every other year where there's no 1st round caliber guys (only because Brooks' injury). The talent in rounds 2-4 is solid.

The free agent signings happened because it's one of the best FA RB classes we've ever seen. Those guys were all getting deals either way.

MVS at his true value would be a great signing IMO

I know we don't take them that high but would LOVE Benson in this offense with Pacheco.

With Hollywood expect the shell looks again which means light boxes.

Benson and Pacheco would destroy people.

I don’t really agree. I think we have much bigger needs. I still want a Mike Williams type even if it’s a b-list version of it. And a speed catch and run, quick twitch guy who can take short stuff and even line up in the backfield. If all we need is a pure vertical go guy we don’t need to spend money on that. Just find a rookie who can fly.

I think you nailed it.

Brown isn’t adding much speed over Mvs and he’s considerably worse at run blocking.

Where he helps is quickness agility ect.

Mvs was extremely limited in his route tree due to long stride. He is horrible at some routes so I consider brown a big improvement

Speed without a route tree or COD isn't scary.

Hollywood Brown is far scarier than MVS to an NFL defense.

^this^ ALL DAY LONG! In fact, I would have been disappointed if Kelce wasn't pissed. Did he take it a little far, of course, but he has a Coach who gets it and can handle it. Any other Coach probably would have melted there.

Well, we just signed blocking WR Chase Claypool to a 2-yr deal so there ya go!

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Hollywood appears to have better hands & ball skills than MVS

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Longer version

He seems to have a little Reek in him :)

God just no. Veach, if you’re reading this thread, couch-potato is cool, but this is a ****ing shitty idea. DONT YOU EFFING DARE DO SOMETHING THIS DUMB.


Please & thank you.

If you believe PrettyRickey MVS and the Jets are talking

Reunited with the Vice Prez..... ;)

Please let Rickey come thru one more time

Solid little read about Browns potential impact on the offense

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl...ef25fb5f&ei=82

Great, we will get him back for a 7th in December and he will catch the winning TD in SB59

At his best, Hollywood will be basically Tyreek lite. Nearly as fast, twitchy, almost the same ball tracking ability, athleticism, and so on.

He'll also probably be a little less consistent, might have a game or three where he looks more like Hardman than Hill, but that'll be the absolute floor, imo. And it'll be kind of rare.

One of the many things I'm looking forward to is Brown actually making an athletic adjustment to go get a pass when he has to, unlike Hardman/MVs. Should be a great show.

Hill was physical - Hollywood can't be.

At best, he'll be Deshaun Jackson.

And that suits me just fine.

Yeah, Brown can't be as physical as Hill was. But he will try to play bigger than he is. He's not scared. He's just not very big.

I also often mention having too many WRs who don’t have a feel. The other reason you had to throw the ball ahead of him is because dude would never attack the ball. Always drove me crazy how many catchable targets he missed because he waited for the ball to come to him.

MVS would stumble as the ball was in the air.


LMAO

Especially at the fraction of the cost of some other receivers.

That's the big plus. I figured for sure he'd be in that 10-15 mil range.

A signing that most of CP is behind except Over The Rainbow or whatever that analytics guy's name is that thinks Hollywood is an expensive Mecole.


He is going to look reeruned soon.