They already did put him in for 13 plays and he did perfectly fine.

He did not.

For all we I know, it was Nagy that recommended going up tempo.

Huh? What did he do wrong?

Ok.


But going up tempo allows Mahomes to just make plays.


I don't know how much Reid is delegating but it feels like more during the regular season the last 2 years.

You might want to look up Andy Reid’s history bud. Games like last night made Philly run him out of town.

It was classic Andy

Exactly.

He also could've been the one advising Andy on what plays to call in what order. We simply don't know how much/little influence Nagy has in any situations. My guess is more than we think.

Nagy texting with EB in the 2nd quarter for advice that he could pitch as his idea:


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Andy with a lead is all about shortening the game.

Matt Nagy can't hold a candle to Andy Reid as a play caller.


They are not equal.


Playoffs we get that guy and that's all that matters.

Nobody even knows what Matt Nagy does. And nobody was comparing him to Andy anyway.

Last 2 weeks have Andy’s stink all over it. Classic ignoring of the running game. And if it’s somehow Nagy then it’s still on Andy. Who hired Nagy? Who taught Nagy?

Andy wanted to practice the passing game you DOPE.

We got two REALLY good practices in. ROFL

Indirectly, sure.


But Andy is just much older now and I think he is delegating more, especially during the regular season.

You can point to the decline in the offensive personnel which is fair. But I think Nagy is much more involved than people think and it started last year.

During the playoffs Andy takes the wheel more fully which is where you see brilliance and play designs that work, linked to other plays that function.



I also don't know how much we hide against certain opponents. The Buffalo game a few weeks ago in particular was strange as hell. It looked like we were trying to call any plays but the ones that would work well against them with a few exceptions.

Everybody says it's been Nagy the last two years because they need a throat to choke. The team just isn't as dominant as it once was on offense. Time moves on and things change. Nagy could sure be a part of it but there's so many possible variables involved it's impossible to really know.