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he's playing. Of COURSE he's playing. And he's playing the whole game unless that ankle absolutely explodes on him. People talk about the time that Ronnie Lott had a finger amputated so he could get back in the game after halftime in a playoff game. Fellas, if Patrick Mahomes was told that amputating his !@#$ing foot would make him more capable of playing in this game, he'd amputate the goddamn foot. He's not missing this game. Because he's a lunatic and an alien. Man I'm glad he's our lunatic alien... |
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I’m convinced that Fescoe is actually playing a caricature of a dumb sports talk radio host. Like he’s pretending to be the over the top worst version of that role, so in a way it’s actually genius because it’s subtle enough that it could be legit. Or he’s just a moron. Can’t tell which. |
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I feel like this is a thing where he'll get constant treatment to get it as right as possible by Sunday. But when the bullets fly, and he's trying to escape sacks, or gets knocked down, or trips, or tries to push it full speed, or even something nefarious from Cincy it gets reinjured.
That's the part I'm nervous for. It all looks promising right now in very controlled pictures and videos. What's it going to look like when they can't hide the limp. How much different will it be than when first injured last Saturday? |
However I do hold out hope that he is out of this world and we can't tell at all that he was ever injured or maybe just a minor limp.
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They're always soooooo wrong. LMAO |
The combination of PM's postgame question and Schwartz on Twitter really was one of the more fascinating confluences I've seen in a bit.
Someone asked Mahomes if he was worried as he was waiting for the X-Ray results and he responded along the lines of "of course I was; you're always nervous when you're waiting on results like that so I just prayed and waited..." Then Schwartz says the reason he was so angry and so unwilling to come out of the game was because if he were X-Rayed and there was a fracture, he knew they wouldn't let him go back in. Think about that for a minute. Do that math. That kid truly thought he might have a broken leg and his response wasn't "I'd better get this looked at" it was "Man, I better keep this secret or they're not gonna let me keep playing..." And the fat radio slob thinks he's not going to play in the AFC Championship game... Uh huh... |
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But, if it's just Fescoe talking, I listen to soccer crap on 810. I just got so sick of his unprofessional nonsense. He is the least prepared sports talk host ever. In fact, I really believe he doesn't do any preparation for anything he talks about. Sent from my moto g stylus 5G using Tapatalk |
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I've never had a high ankle sprains. Shitload of low ones, so I honestly have no clue what he's going through. But GODDAMN this dude is criminally competitive. And I'm here for it. |
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He sat on the bench for 30 seconds and then the whistle blew and he hopped back out there LMAO |
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No doubt in my mind they're doing acupuncture and shit on his ankle right now. |
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I'm about 70% convinced that the really severe one bothered me longer than a break would've. Took almost a year to get full range of motion back in my ankle; spent a few weeks in a boot. Ultimately that's why I'm more concerned about the inevitable 'tweaks' than anything. I mean if I rolled over in bed, my foot got hung in the sheet and then twisted 20 degrees off center, I'd wake up in stabbing pain. No matter how careful he is or how well protected he is, there will be at least a half dozen instances of substantially more aggressive torque on that ankle. I have a big ol' coffee table in my living room; probably weights about 120 lbs. So, y'know, half of Arden Key. I asked my wife what would happen if I took that table, elevated it, then dropped the ****ing thing on the side of my calf from about waist high. I mean when you think of it that way and recognize the amount of force that went into that injury...fuuuuuuuuuuck. Sure, he's tough. that's everyone's takeaway here. But he's just a damn alien - how the hell did that leg not detonate? The ability to play through a sprain is impressive but what's truly miraculous was that it was ONLY a sprain. The guy's just absolutely remarkable. |
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Because for the first five years of your kid's life you are basically the baby roadie. You haul the gear, set up the stuff, tackle logistics. Those cargo shorts house numerous bags of gummies, goldfish crackers, a few juice boxes, wipes, etc. etc. etc. You are basically the mule. |
has anyone given thought to henne coming in for a few snaps sporadically in this game?
one, to give mahomes a break, and two, to **** with the bengals? a little play action pass...hell, let him run a QB sneak |
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There's nothing a 'break' will accomplish. I mean maybe if he gets popped just wrong and is just in agony. If that happens it would probably be enough to loosen the tape job so they'd have to re-tape. If you send him to the sideline to re-tape and attempt to re-stabilize, maybe Henne gets a look. But shit, they should probably just be re-taping the kid every drive or two. |
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Mostly, I think there's an opportunity to screw with CIN. |
How many times you think the Bengals twist, hit, hold and target that ankle? Our Oline going to kick some ass?
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So would we. It's the nature of the game. It's the nature of all sports and why most guys hide injuries. Hockey's the worst about it - everything is a 'low body injury' because if they know what's hurting, they're gonna find ways to 'bump' it. And yeah, the OL is gonna have to play a little enforcer when they do. But they will and we just have to accept that. |
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i think we see a lot of Andy's old mcnabb playbook
who's gonna see three passes in the flat to The Brat coming? line up in the I formation baby...no free edges |
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A tractor bucket weights in the 200-225 lb range. Arden Key weights 240. Drop a tractor bucket on the side of your leg from hip high and lemme know how things work out. |
Is there any reason we can't bring Henne in on 3rd or 4th and inches? He can QB sneak, and unlike Blake Bell he's still a threat to hand off or throw a ball.
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I've got loose ankles, it speeds up recovery, now for severity, I haven't had a tractor fall down on me so wouldn't know.
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LMAO and what he do with the turf toe in the AFCCG?
He's going to ball out. <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> QB Patrick Mahomes says that the turf toe injury was the toughest he played through. Said he had to curl his toes when he walked.</p>— Charles Goldman (@goldmctNFL) <a href="https://twitter.com/goldmctNFL/status/1618309095781707779?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 25, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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BRC is hearing in league circles that Mahomes will only be 50%
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Folks, one of the Chiefs trainers is on CP. |
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I've seen WAY too much talk about sitting Pat and playing Henne. It would be ridiculously stupid. |
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Then again, you're suggesting he MIGHT want to limit scrambling. BWillie said he IS hobbled and CAN'T scramble. Big, big difference. You're being rational. He's pretending he's psychic. |
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If I'm Bengals I target that knee every chance I get. |
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I'm not as worried about mahomes instincts. The second half he climbed the pocket and looked like he was adjusting to the need to protect that ankle. Mahomes adapts so fast and is very intelligent. I'm confident his mind will override his instincts after a week of practicing being careful and adjusting his style a bit.
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End of day Mahomes is a man and he knows the risks. |
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I feel like he wouldn't have tried the jump pass the other night if it weren't for a high chance of scoring a touchdown. I'm sure it's quite the balance this week of resting his ankle, but also figuring out exactly how much weight he can put on it and how mobile he can be. Of course, the other side of that is there's probably no other team in the league they want to beat more than the Bengals right now (see: Mahomes' diving play into the end zone), so they can't let that get into their heads too much. |
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We just have to hope it isn't too much to overcome. |
Another thing that concerns me is possibly injuring his other leg by overcompensating.
It hasn't been talked about much, but that 1st down scramble last week after the injury where he did the double hop on his left leg was risky. If he takes a hit in a compromising position like that and he tears a ligament, I will be devastated. I'm just going to hope he comes out on fire from 0 to 60 minutes and the offensive line has its best game ever. |
I joined a couple of Chiefs FB groups, and some of those people make the idiots on here look like Einstein.
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I think this team is pissed, angry and out for some revenge. Last years embarrassment, Burrowhead, 0-3 against their main competitor. Then there is Mahomes.... National media deeply discounting Mahomes. He's won a SB, SBMVP, 2 MVP's, every year he has started has been to the AFCCG at Arrowhead. Burrows has done none od that yet he is being crowned as better than Mahomes. I still think Andy has a game plan with a hobbled Mahomes. We are going to our 3rd SB right through those ass hat Bengals. |
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So I was trying to figure out where/how it would hurt. It's where your foot torques to the outside right? So it would be at the back of every dropback? Am I understanding that right? ****. |
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latest update with video of Mahomes warming up and jogging
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Might be Q but X-Ray of Mahome's ankle.
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The entire fanbase just assumes they're going to beat the Chiefs. |
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One last time-it's called a 'zone blitz', where you send guys from an area that is unexpected, which means you have to drop other guys that you don't expect into the passing lanes to hopefully clog and confuse the QB. Nobody expects your DE to 'cover' an elite WR, they're just clogging the passing lane and there to confused the QB for a second. When it works, you get a Sneed, Reid, or Mcduffie sack or a Watson INT in the Jacksonville game. Nobody complains when that happens. When it doesn't work, you get Karlaftis getting beat by a WR. You can't complain about one and not praise the other. It's a risky thing to do, but we can't consistently pressure with four, so it is what it is. |
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I just haven't figured out what he'll be counting off. |
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And runs 40 plays that AREN'T zone blitzes. So when you're looking at a 5-1 ratio, maybe focus on the 5 rather than the 1. There isn't a panacea fellas; football is hard. The other coach knows what he's doing and is getting paid to beat you. There is no silver bullet here. |
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The betting line has moved to pick'em.
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I'm not a conspiracy guy (other than JFK) and I don't believe the NFL is scripted or any of that shit.
But I am convinced that there are certain NFL officials that steer the games to cover the spread. I think they're probably degenerate gamblers or perverts and the mob has them in pocket or something. Best thing that can happen for KC is a straight up pick-em, so it takes away any chance for 'steering'. I know, I know, it sounds like tin-foil hat shit, but ****ing Carl Cheffers is ****ing corrupt, and you're not going to convince me otherwise. |
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