chiefzilla1501
04-27-2017, 08:35 PM
Anybody kinda sorta totally sensing a theme here?
http://www.chiefs.com/news/article-2/Chiefs-Co-Offensive-Coordinator-“The-Biggest-Thing-is-to-Continue-to-Stay-Aggressive”/12db004e-b08d-40dd-9b9c-00ada711b1a4
“For us, the biggest thing is to continue to stay aggressive, which we all know,” co-offensive coordinator Matt Nagy said. “We came out last week and we put up 14 points right away and we all know the second half wasn’t what we wanted. We’re well aware of that—coaches and players. It’s a mentality of finishing.
“If we keep our foot on the pedal and have that finish mentality on every single play. Not just one play in the second half, or five plays, but every single play we need to have that mentality to finish. That’s going to be important.”
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/06/07/chiefs-working-to-retrain-rethink-throwing-deep-on-offense/
Pederson says he likes what Smith brings to the team, but that he and quarterbacks coach Matt Nagy want to see Smith “shoot the ball down the field” often this spring so that deep balls can be a more productive part of the offense come the regular season.
http://www.chiefsdigest.com/chiefs-alex-smith-taking-chances-going-deep/
“He understands that, if there’s anybody that understands where we want to go with this offense and stretching people downfield, Alex gets it,” Nagy said. “But he’s also going to be smart with his decisions, and he’s proven that with his track record. We’re going to use time in practice to take those downfield shots.”
http://www.espn.com/blog/kansas-city-chiefs/post/_/id/7045/kansas-city-chiefs-trying-to-reprogram-qb-alex-smith
“Let’s let the ball rip a little bit,’’ Nagy told Smith. “It’s practice. Let’s see what we can get away with and what we can’t get away with so when the games come we know where we’re at.’’
“We’re a little more aggressive right now in training camp with some downfield throws as far as his decision making,’’ Nagy said. “We’re telling him to push the ball. You may see an interception here or there that he may not necessarily make in a game but we’re telling him to do that, trust it and just see what happens. Now, when we get to a game, let’s make the right decision.
“There are some days when it really jumps out at you and you get back in the afternoon and watch the tape and you give him a high-five and say, ‘That’s what I’m talking about.’"
http://www.chiefs.com/news/article-2/Chiefs-Co-Offensive-Coordinator-“The-Biggest-Thing-is-to-Continue-to-Stay-Aggressive”/12db004e-b08d-40dd-9b9c-00ada711b1a4
“For us, the biggest thing is to continue to stay aggressive, which we all know,” co-offensive coordinator Matt Nagy said. “We came out last week and we put up 14 points right away and we all know the second half wasn’t what we wanted. We’re well aware of that—coaches and players. It’s a mentality of finishing.
“If we keep our foot on the pedal and have that finish mentality on every single play. Not just one play in the second half, or five plays, but every single play we need to have that mentality to finish. That’s going to be important.”
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/06/07/chiefs-working-to-retrain-rethink-throwing-deep-on-offense/
Pederson says he likes what Smith brings to the team, but that he and quarterbacks coach Matt Nagy want to see Smith “shoot the ball down the field” often this spring so that deep balls can be a more productive part of the offense come the regular season.
http://www.chiefsdigest.com/chiefs-alex-smith-taking-chances-going-deep/
“He understands that, if there’s anybody that understands where we want to go with this offense and stretching people downfield, Alex gets it,” Nagy said. “But he’s also going to be smart with his decisions, and he’s proven that with his track record. We’re going to use time in practice to take those downfield shots.”
http://www.espn.com/blog/kansas-city-chiefs/post/_/id/7045/kansas-city-chiefs-trying-to-reprogram-qb-alex-smith
“Let’s let the ball rip a little bit,’’ Nagy told Smith. “It’s practice. Let’s see what we can get away with and what we can’t get away with so when the games come we know where we’re at.’’
“We’re a little more aggressive right now in training camp with some downfield throws as far as his decision making,’’ Nagy said. “We’re telling him to push the ball. You may see an interception here or there that he may not necessarily make in a game but we’re telling him to do that, trust it and just see what happens. Now, when we get to a game, let’s make the right decision.
“There are some days when it really jumps out at you and you get back in the afternoon and watch the tape and you give him a high-five and say, ‘That’s what I’m talking about.’"