Wylie is a much smaller problem than OBJ right now, IMO.

Can we at least get him on the field? Can we at least start there?

Right now he can't even get on the field so we can actually evaluate him.

Why the **** not?

OBJ was awful last game. IDK WTF happened.

You should probably be mad at the guy who started Jeremy Maclin as a rookie ahead of Jason Avant (who I'm more and more convinced was JJSS before JJSS) and the previous year's starter in Reggie Brown.

Just as I said with the RB stuff - if Reid has the horses, he plays those guys. Except for OL; I think sometimes with OL he values continuity over everything. But with skill position guys, if you can play, he has you on the field.

There's SOMETHING missing with Moore right now. And those who suggest that may be the case aren't being unreasonable. Especially not when they simultaneously say "but hey, kid has some physical tools that the vets on this roster don't appear to have so maybe get him some run out there..."

The fact that I hear more from Mahomes about Justin Watson than I do Skyy Moore means something. I'm not 100% sure WHAT just yet, but there's something to that.

Why do you hate Skyy Moore, Detox?

Rookie CB's? **** it we'll start two of them!

Rookie Safety! Hell yeah.

Rookie C? You know it!

Rookie G? Play that mofo.

Rookie RB? Hand that foo' the rock.

Rookie DE? Chase that QB, big boy.

Rookie LB? Take Hitchens' job and don't look back.



But a rookie WR? "Oh we gotta redshirt those guys. The system is just sooooo haaaaard"

GMAFB dudes, you really think that's what's happening? That the Chiefs are willing to start a rookie at every position BUT WR? Really? Sheeesh.

Everyone has figured out if you run speed at him, he will look like asshole.

Bc he dropped that punt. That put him in the doghouse for that game IMO.

They also played on a short week last week.

I agree though. Get him on the field.

And judging by Hardman’s bad play that won’t take long

It was obvious enough yesterday that it damn near looked schematic.

But I wonder again if that's not another outgrowth of how mismatched this roster and the RPO are.

Because RPO looks do have you starting with a bit of a run set before getting back. You have to be prepared for the possibility of a run and kick-stepping back at the snap won't let you do that.

This team needs to scrap the RPO in the worst way based on its present roster. The RBs don't have the speed for the OZ concepts that arise from it. The WRs don't have the chemistry or get-off to take advantage of it and the OTs don't have the athleticism to recover from it when Mahomes pulls the ball.

This ISN'T the 2019 roster anymore. It's time to stop pretending that it is.

This team, as shitty as it is to say, Needs to just active Ronald Jones, use the FB and multiple TE's and just fire off the ****ing ball and run it up the ass. Use PA to create space for Pat.

Yup.

This is the most conventional group we've had since Hill was drafted.

We have to react accordingly. Trying to force your system on a mismatched roster is a recipe for disaster.

Yes. ****ing yes. The list of examples is a looooong one. Reid isn't some dude who doesn't play rookies. If the guy can play, he plays them! We have examples of this every single year. Every year, dudes.

But because Tyreek Hill, who was a converted RB in college, took a season to marinate (and was still targeted 83 times his rookie year btw, because Reid played him) Chiefs fans have convinced themselves that "WR's take a year because it's sooo hard".

It's....bullshit.

We haven't been good at drafting playmakers, it is what it is.

That's a lame excuse. Not buying it. They're not going to remove him from a game plan over a dropped punt.

They simply never intended on using him much more than a few breather snaps.

They're not gonna draw up routes for the dude and then not run them over a muff.

Nothing about DK was obvious, except for the fact he looked great shirtless

He lasted till the end of the 2nd round for reasons. DK being an elite receiver was a big surprise. Dude didn’t do much at Ole Miss. Hardman and DK both had pros and cons as prospects.

Obviously Veach was wrong but it wasn’t some obvious miss at the time. No front office in the NFL saw them as 1st rounders, which is why both were available in the 2nd