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I just noticed that Kareem lined up right, went behind Mahomes to get the handoff left and then went right. Don't know if I've ever seen or noticed that before in any game. |
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I’d like to go into the playoffs with Hunt, Pacheco and Perine healthy. They all offer something different and I think we’d be at our best being able to interchange them when the situation calls for it. Quote:
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May just be me but doesn't look like that was designed. Somebody went the wrong way and they salvaged it.
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It's a been a long journey. And the trail isn't ending here.
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Man he played so well. Whenever we needed him he seemed to deliver. Hunt is RB1.
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I thought a Pacheco had a couple of decent runs yesterday. Anyway, he can be the starter in name. But the Chiefs played it well yesterday and put Hunt in on key downs and short yardage plays.
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Although yesterday was kind of baffling early when they tried throwing the ball to Pacheco. He’s never been a particularly good pass catcher. Hunt has much better hands.
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HUNt is HUNGRY... feed him.
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Hopefully we bring him back on the cheap and draft another stud Rb.
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I feel really bad for Pacheco since he puts his body on the line every game he plays and gets destroyed, but after this season he's on the outside looking in.
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Kareem is a Chief next year. Give him a raise and lock him up. Such an awesome player and worth every penny.
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But remember. He's a 7th round pick. A great pick, but you can see it with Hunt, this offense would be much better if we had a more dynamic running back. And like I've always said, running backs are disposable. Draft one, run the wheels off, never give a second contract unless they are truly elite, keep your roster full of development talents young backs. Chiefs can improve the offense overnight if they spend modest draft capital on the running back position. |
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There's still a valuable place for Pacheco on this team, but it's not as the starting RB.
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I think the injury is still affecting his production. He’s been like night and day since that point. |
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We'll spend a third or fourth at the worst on RB because if you're not trying to improve, you're losing |
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Can Jackson throw them back into this in the second half?
Many doubts remain... |
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I know we treat and view most of our players as pawns that we dispose of as soon as they aren't useful, but I did really like the energy and attitude Pacheco brought to the team, and that he did anything we asked of him without complaint. |
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If there’s a back Veach loves at BPA then sure, but if BPA happens to be a WR, LT, RG, DE, CB, S, or even a TE then I’d probably consider those resources better spent. |
I could see us signing Najee Harris or someone for a reasonable contract.
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This right here is the biggest difference between Hunt and Pacheco. Vision and patience.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-theme="dark"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">I can’t stop watching Kareem Hunt find the space on this play like a mouse.<br><br>When I pause the video guess which hole Hunt finds to go through. You probably wouldn’t expect it to be between Kelce and Thuney. But somehow he finds a way.<br><br>He has to get the ball more against Buffalo. <a href="https://t.co/iJPr7NHlaX">pic.twitter.com/iJPr7NHlaX</a></p>— Jason Anderson (@J810Anderson) <a href="https://twitter.com/J810Anderson/status/1881347104289050821?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 20, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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If you'll recall, there wasn't really a hole there, but he kinda rolled into the contact at the LOS, spun off the pile and got his legs under himself to drive forward for the needed yard. Pacheco just doesn't do that. He'd have put both arms around the ball, ducked his head and slammed into that pile then churned his legs in the hopes of moving 1500 lbs of human being forward. And it probably wouldn't have worked. Hunt is just a MUCH better 'technical' RB. He just does all the small stuff right. |
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Pop would have just violently ran into the back of people and hope the pile moved.
I have no problem with POP next year. He's under contract. But in a draft that's loaded with talented running backs you would be smart to grab one. I have no interest in adding a high mileage veteran back. We need youth at the position. |
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Hunt should be getting 75% of the snaps against Buffalo. If he isn't, I don't know what we're doing at this point. Perine should get 3rd downs and Pacheco will have to just settle for spot duty.
I love Pacheco to death and he has a role on this team next year, but he's simply not a starting RB in this league. He just doesn't have the vision and they never use him in the passing game, so clearly he's still not comfortable there. He's just never going to be what his athletic ability indicates he should be. Definitely need to nab a RBOTF in the draft, and I wouldn't mind taking one higher than some people would like. I hope they bring Hunt back for another season, too. |
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He sees that Thuney didn't get the reach block. So most RBs (and definitely Pacheco) slam into that B gap where Thuney is clearly losing and the DL is going to step right into it as he gets there. Hunt is a step ahead, sees the block has failed and does that slide to get around Thuney and allow him to re-set and stay between the DL and the ballcarrier. And he sees he has Kelce square on the seal block on the edge so he knows that ones probably safe. It's less that he saw the hole -- he flat out created it by changing his gap after noticing that Thuney was losing over his inside shoulder so he used that DL's 'win' against him, moved to Thuney's outside shoulder and exploded through the hole. It's just vision. He made that run. Oh, and credit to Caliendo there. I don't know how the Chiefs do it, but that's a standard sort of 'identify the Mike' move where Caliendo knew exactly who to get to on the 2nd level, passed his man and got up there to take care of that other OLB and create the lane. The critical blockers on that run were Kelce and Caliendo. |
I appreciate what Pacheco has done as a Chiefs and Hunt coming in this year as well but watching offenses around the league I think it's pretty clear we need to upgrade RB going into next year. We need more speed and a threat to take it to the house on any given play. Imagine this team with Barkley or a similar player.
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Pipe dream. Won't happen unless we draft a stud RB
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Signing Kareem was the best move Veach made this year easily.
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And honestly, I've said that a few times about Kelce this year. Sometimes he overheats that help, IMO. It seems like he's supposed to be providing help to the outside shoulder but he comes in so hot that instead of protecting to the outside, he actually aids the guy getting to the inside. I mean guys been in the league for over a decade - he is what he is at this point. But it does seem like Kelce does that a fair bit. |
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I mean, they don't matter MUCH. But we do appear to have hit a tipping point with them. |
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Look at the difference a great RB has made in Philly. This offense could get back to new heights if we ever actually invested in that position. We need to change things up a bit on that side of the ball, and getting a dynamic back would go a long way towards doing that. Pat hasn't had a true elite back since Kareem's first time around. It's wearing on him, and I think it's time we give him some support back there. |
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It's just hard to say how much of that is because of the RB. The offense looked fantastic for most of 2022 and did it without a premier RB. It just doesn't seem like that's the real lynchpin. |
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That Philly team already had a stout OL and continued to invest in it, and it compliments Jalen Hurts dual-threat nature. You throw in a special RB like Barkley in there and it makes too much sense. Same with Baltimore. They already had a great offense that complimented Lamar's ability to run and throw. Then you add Henry, and the RPO between the freight train that is Derrick Henry and the shifty Lamar Jackson who can throw off play action or run to the edge makes too much sense. Our win condition is Patrick Mahomes throwing the football. Running the ball in our offense has always been very vanilla, run it between the IOL and get dirty yards to compliment our passing attack. Or we either Jet Sweep to the outside or throw horizontally to a quick guy to grab some easy yards. A dynamic RB would be nice to have, but honestly would be wasted on the kind of offense we like to run. It's why we spend resources the way we do. Even when we DID decide to road grade it early in the season, it was entirely out of necessity. Losing Hollywood and Rice and Worthy still going through his rookie stuff killed our passing attack. Kelce is great, but he can only do so much when it's just him and no one else. And even when we did focus heavily on the run, it wasn't even good. It was barely enough to get us over the hump. We CAN run the ball a bit, but it's not our win condition. Patrick is. |
This is how well Hunt sees the field. Pacheco would have just plowed into the back of an O-lineman
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">I can’t stop watching Kareem Hunt find the space on this play like a mouse.<br><br>When I pause the video guess which hole Hunt finds to go through. You probably wouldn’t expect it to be between Kelce and Thuney. But somehow he finds a way.<br><br>He has to get the ball more against Buffalo. <a href="https://t.co/iJPr7NHlaX">pic.twitter.com/iJPr7NHlaX</a></p>— Jason Anderson (@J810Anderson) <a href="https://twitter.com/J810Anderson/status/1881347104289050821?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 20, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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Andy gave him 3 weeks off and then only got him 8 carries and 1 target vs Houston.
He’s going to unleash this guy on Buffalo. He’ll get us nice carries the way he did the first game in Buffalo when he had 14/60 with 4.3 YPC. |
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But imagine Derrick Henry in this offense. He needs to be fed the ball 20-30 times to get the most use out of him. Are we really going to take the ball out of Mahomes hands 20-30 times a game? It doesn't work with us, not nearly as well as it does with other teams. |
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But almost anyone would have been better than Skyy |
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He looks ready to roll tonight.
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If the Chiefs win it all, Hunt will be a huge reason they do.
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Hunt's game is elevated tonight!
He has never been to a Superbowl and you can tell he wants this really bad. Keep feeding him, or just keep doing what they are doing because it's all working except the RPO |
Kareem needs to be playing 95% of the snaps tonight.
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Is he hurt?
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One of the best parts of this season...awesome redemption arc.
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Dude is such a Chief next year I don't even care. I love Kareem man. I really like Perine too. I darn sure wouldn't over pay Pacheco if it comes down to it.
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Kareem was on Westwood postgame and he was very emotional. Sadly my recording didn't make it all the way through.
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Everytime Kareem kicks a woman now their cellulite disappears
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go watch our last TD drive
Kareem threw two HUGE blocks on blitzers on the big throw to JuJu and the 2 point conversion |
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