Dude back off the hate and rude comments bullshit. I'm just discussing the feasibility of this offense in the playoffs.

How do you feel about our ability to score quickly and our two minute offense. Is it where it needs to be to compete deep in January...

You can cut the attorney nonsense of "direct the witness to answer simply yes or no, your honor" bullshit.

If you can not garner an answer from my post, then that's on you, good sir.

Jfc dude you threw every excuse in the book out there. It was painful to read. All these garbage scenarios to avoid the question.

Jfc, maybe if you learn to read, that would help.

If you are still struggling to determine an answer, then just give it up. Have another drink and stop trying to use your brain.. it's out for the evening.

That question has nothing to do with my post.

I think the people that are hoping a fully healthy team can be the only difference against a NE in NE this year need to realize that isn't going to happen. It would be amazing if this team suffers tons of injuries during the regular season and then in the playoffs, boom, healthy. Seems unlikely.

If we go into NE for a divisional round or AFCCG, odds are we will be less than full strength. To me that means Reid will have to be better, our redzone will have to be better, Alex will have to be at "his" best(haven't seen it much this year), and the defense will have to be on. Just seems like we will end up with a major guy on one side, if not both sides, of the ball missing.

Can't think that just being healthy is enough change from last years playoff loss to make the difference. Some actual differences will be needed from the players on the field and the coaches off it.

Not talking about a fully healthy team. I am thinking CERTAIN KEY players are perhaps the must have. KC can still compete deep in the playoffs, but we are likely to need JMac and Houston back out there.

Those two are in the top 4 of contract payouts for a reason. You take two of the top 4 contract players away from any playoff team, and yes.. they will struggle mightily to win out.

Starter.

Between Ware, Houston, Maclin, a tackle, and a CB, this season just screams us missing at least 2 in the playoffs. Obviously my only basis on that is last year's history and the flow of this season, so it's conjecture at it's finest. I hope I am wrong. Either way, this team has room for improvement which is encouraging. Whether they will do so, or whether Reid is even hell-bent on doing so, remains to be seen. If we expect to go on the road and play not to lose, a good team is going to slowly bleed us to death, which is what happened last year.

Someone get Chris616 back in here. He could fashion some flutes for the playoffs. Positivity.

Crickets.....

I can tell you the answer. We can't score quickly and the offense will never be where it needs to be as long as Smith is leading it. Smith has looked worse this year than ever and we have no reason to think it will get any better. At least in 2015 he ran for first downs numerous times. Now he doesn't and that is major
blow to our chances. He's missed wide open td's numerous times pointed out on film every week. Our hopes are completely tied to our defense that miraculously has made play after play to win games.

Has much as I don't like smith some of the blame needs to fall on the entire offense man there has been Drop's blow assignments all season this is bigger then Alex smith Andy is a terrible playcaller and a worse offensive coordinator.

Andy is the reason we are even talking about the playoffs instead of being 2-12 and flying banners over the stadium. People forget that.

Does not leave him blameless for the state of the offense he is a offensive mind coach who is failing in the area he is suppose to exceed in.


This is 0% Dorsey's fault Smith and Maclin are Reid's guys and both of them have underperformed at en almost embarrassing level this year.