Chiefs Who the heck is this guy? Patrick Mahomes the 6th best QB in the league? - Page 3

Mosbonian · Today, 01:32 PM

I came across this article after listening to the local sports program where they were talking about Trevor Lawrence....

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/p...-lead-the-way/

Sometimes you just wonder what people are thinking other than, " can I create clickbait" when they put up crap like this.

Post-draft NFL QB Power Rankings
1 Jayden Daniels
Washington Commanders QB
Recency bias? Sure. But you'd be hard-pressed to find an NFL team that wouldn't hurry to claim him as its quarterback of the present and future, contenders included. He was simply unflappable for much of his dynamic debut, which ended on the doorstep of the Super Bowl . A second-year dip is possible, but who says Daniels won't keep climbing with some added veteran help in D.C.?

2 Jalen Hurts
Philadelphia Eagles QB
He was frequently and often unfairly knocked for holding more of a background role during much of the Eagles ' Super Bowl run, but what more can you ask of this man when the lights shine brightest? His title campaign may have proved he's best suited as a selective rather than high-volume passer, but his instincts, toughness, downfield touch and rugged mobility all show up in the clutch.

3 Joe Burrow
Cincinnati Bengals QB
The Bengals are just 14-13 in his last two seasons of starts, so it's clear he can't do it all alone. Yet who else would you rather have for pure pocket passing? His poise and precision are dynamite.

4 Lamar Jackson
Baltimore Ravens QB
The playoff hurdles have yet to be fully cleared. That doesn't change the fact Jackson is a walking fireworks show, forever liable to change a game in a single play with his dual-threat electricity.

5 Josh Allen
Buffalo Bills QB
The reigning MVP is coming off his most efficient season while operating with a new-look receiving group. Like Lamar Jackson , another AFC superhero, he's just yet to escape the Chiefs ' shadow.

6 Patrick Mahomes
Kansas City Chiefs QB
Was Mahomes' ugly Super Bowl showing an anomaly, or clear evidence his increasing dependence on last-minute heroics isn't as sustainable as it once was for Kansas City? A healthier pass-catching corps should help, but his leaky O-line still has questions. There's no denying No. 15 is still the most trustworthy signal-caller in the game, but he's now proven vulnerable twice on the big stage.

Chieftain · Today, 02:50 PM

Looks like a donk fan.

Pepe Silvia · Today, 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief

What is that, I don't even...

Unreal what sports journalism has sunk to.

Pink Bow Tie. Really?

TEX · Today, 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by comochiefsfan

Mahomes’ play has dipped the last couple seasons.

He needs to have a far better year if he wants to keep his crown as best QB in the league.

It has , and overall the Chiefs don't have the big advantage they used to at quarterback in some matchups. I think that's primarily due to the lack of quality WR's for the most part, and especially because of the OL issues. But, when it's time to engage the clutch gene, there is no other quarterback I want other than Patrick Mahomes.

Chief Pagan · Today, 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

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Woogieman · Today, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

I would care about this person's opinion if I was desperatley trying to find a pink blazer for the Kentucky Derby...football? Not so much

Coochie liquor · Today, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Mosbonian

What would be fun is to watch as Patrick gets his WR Corp he dreamed of all on the field and healthy.....then watch him work.

I get we have a mostly new O-line, but the reality is that a decent left tackle to protect his backside and Mahomes is back to picking apart defenses.

It’s not just LT though. It’s the whole left side of the line. People seem to think someone on the roster is gonna step in and be Thuney, and none of the people who are potentially taking his spot are even in the same stratosphere as Thuney. Now I’m not saying someone can’t step in and play great at that position, but nobody on the roster has much experience at LG. And Trey hasn’t been the Trey of the first 2 seasons, for the last 2 seasons. I’m hoping we’ve done enough to protect Mahomes.

Mosbonian · Today, 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Coochie liquor

It’s not just LT though. It’s the whole left side of the line. People seem to think someone on the roster is gonna step in and be Thuney, and none of the people who are potentially taking his spot are even in the same stratosphere as Thuney. Now I’m not saying someone can’t step in and play great at that position, but nobody on the roster has much experience at LG. And Trey hasn’t been the Trey of the first 2 seasons, for the last 2 seasons. I’m hoping we’ve done enough to protect Mahomes.

To me the gaping hole is the Left Tackle....fix that and I think you fix the major issue and Mahomes isn't spending all his time running and looking over his shoulder.

I choose not to see things as bleakly as some do...but that doesn't mean others are incorrect in their assertions.

Scooter LaCanforno · Today, 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man

The worst comic strip ever created was Zippy the Pinhead. It was never once clever or funny. I always wondered what Zippy did after it was finally flushed from circulation, and now we know. He's a sportswriter for CBS.

Ross Browning 1932 movie "Freaks" had real pin Heads in the movie.

**Easy 6** · Today, 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

Oh Dear Lord

**alpha_omega** · Today, 04:49 PM

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Was Mahomes' ugly Super Bowl showing an anomaly, or clear evidence his increasing dependence on last-minute heroics isn't as sustainable as it once was for Kansas City?

This is just dumb. Not having last minute heroics wasn't the problem.

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A healthier pass-catching corps should help, but his leaky O-line still has questions.

This is fair.

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There's no denying No. 15 is still the most trustworthy signal-caller in the game, but he's now proven vulnerable twice on the big stage.

Those are sky high expectations.

Otter · Today, 05:42 PM

Eat a Dick Pee Wee Herman.

MarkDavis'Haircut · Today, 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief

What is that, I don't even...

Unreal what sports journalism has sunk to.

The profession went from Grantland Rice to Fat Zach's boyfriend.

Tragic.

Jewish Rabbi · Today, 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Easy 6

Oh Dear Lord

Dude gets to go home and cuddle |Zach| so I doubt he cares what we think of him

**Bowser** · Today, 06:26 PM

They are desperate for anyone, ANYONE to be talked about other than Mahomes.

The NFL world is suffering mightily from Mahomes burnout/fatigue. Well, tough shit, I say.

MarkDavis'Haircut · Today, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Bowser

They are desperate for anyone, ANYONE to be talked about other than Mahomes.

The NFL world is suffering mightily from Mahomes burnout/fatigue. Well, tough shit, I say.

The Brady burnout was worse to me.

Mahomes is likeable. Brady isn't, wasn't, and probably never will be. Mahomes has a soul. Brady sold his to win tic tac toe.

Unfortunately for Mahomes, his ascension came right after Brady, so NFL fans are plain worn out of the unstoppable QB.

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Mosbonian On Hiatus Join Date: Aug 2000 Casino cash: $-1180300	Who the heck is this guy? Patrick Mahomes the 6th best QB in the league? I came across this article after listening to the local sports program where they were talking about Trevor Lawrence.... https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/p...-lead-the-way/ Sometimes you just wonder what people are thinking other than, " can I create clickbait" when they put up crap like this. Post-draft NFL QB Power Rankings 1 Jayden Daniels Washington Commanders QB Recency bias? Sure. But you'd be hard-pressed to find an NFL team that wouldn't hurry to claim him as its quarterback of the present and future, contenders included. He was simply unflappable for much of his dynamic debut, which ended on the doorstep of the Super Bowl . A second-year dip is possible, but who says Daniels won't keep climbing with some added veteran help in D.C.? 2 Jalen Hurts Philadelphia Eagles QB He was frequently and often unfairly knocked for holding more of a background role during much of the Eagles ' Super Bowl run, but what more can you ask of this man when the lights shine brightest? His title campaign may have proved he's best suited as a selective rather than high-volume passer, but his instincts, toughness, downfield touch and rugged mobility all show up in the clutch. 3 Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals QB The Bengals are just 14-13 in his last two seasons of starts, so it's clear he can't do it all alone. Yet who else would you rather have for pure pocket passing? His poise and precision are dynamite. 4 Lamar Jackson Baltimore Ravens QB The playoff hurdles have yet to be fully cleared. That doesn't change the fact Jackson is a walking fireworks show, forever liable to change a game in a single play with his dual-threat electricity. 5 Josh Allen Buffalo Bills QB The reigning MVP is coming off his most efficient season while operating with a new-look receiving group. Like Lamar Jackson , another AFC superhero, he's just yet to escape the Chiefs ' shadow. 6 Patrick Mahomes Kansas City Chiefs QB Was Mahomes' ugly Super Bowl showing an anomaly, or clear evidence his increasing dependence on last-minute heroics isn't as sustainable as it once was for Kansas City? A healthier pass-catching corps should help, but his leaky O-line still has questions. There's no denying No. 15 is still the most trustworthy signal-caller in the game, but he's now proven vulnerable twice on the big stage.
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