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People are quick to shit on Nagy but he is the same OC during the season Alex Smith was considered an MVP candidate. And the same guy who played a key role in us winning the SB last year. Nagy is not the problem. Playcalling is not the problem. The execution and self discipline are the problem. Receivers dropping the ball. Pat turning the ball over in two straight drives, resulting in the fade scoring 14 points in 7 seconds. This has been the problem all season.
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It’s always been about Reid. Ups and downs. And it will be about Reid when this team turns it around next year (and people will inevitably say it’s because we neutered Nagy) |
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Get the weapons and the points will come |
We need to hire the giants OC - his scheme is so much better!
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Beyond the position coach I think they miss a real vet presence in the WR room. |
Nagy my ass. Andy is the HC and the OC. It's all on him.
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I actually trust that Andy's extensive experience will enable him to identify coaching and personnel issues and get them fixed. Counterpoint: WRs. Got it. Can't fix personnel until the offseason.
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Has Andy's WCO been figured out by the league?
Look at Andy/Nagy, Doug Pederson and EB this season. All started off okay and then have gotten worse and worse as the year has gone on. Look at all of the struggles from the Chiefs, Jags and Commanders offenses since Halloween. |
Matt Nagy-the only OC in NFL history that can turn Patrick Mahomes and the highest scoring offense of 2022 into the Chicago Bears 7.9 points per game mistake prone snoozefest.
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At least Bears fans finally know what a Nagy offense with Mahomes would look like. Sucks badly.
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They had no choice but to run screens and quick passes. Any time Mahomes dropped back he was either sacked or ran for his life
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Raiders only blitzed Patrick Mahomes on 3 dropbacks<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> still allowed pressure on 39% of his dropbacks. 15’s stat line under pressure (PFF):<br><br>5/13 passing<br>2.4 Y/A<br>4 Throwaways<br>4 Sacks<br>Only 3 1st down completions</p>— Ron Kopp Jr. (@Ron_Kopp) <a href="https://twitter.com/Ron_Kopp/status/1739765609024414174?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 26, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
Holy shit Mahomes ran more in this game than he did in the Super Bowl debacle? Yeah. No more Andy and Nagy criticism. They couldn't call anything in this game bc the OL got anally raped, the run game had only 32 yards on 15 carries and the WR's can't separate.
Again wtf do ya'll want Andy or Nagy to do here? <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Mahomes covered 945 yards in that game, including sprinting for 226 yards. He's now at 917 yards and has sprinted for 280 yards. So he's running for his life even more today than in that game. <a href="https://t.co/LJlFGsRyll">https://t.co/LJlFGsRyll</a></p>— Jonathan Jones (@jjones9) <a href="https://twitter.com/jjones9/status/1739385511368622111?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 25, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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And no excuses for Donovan Smith being out. He’s not exactly been great when playing and given his injury issues last year, the Chiefs should have been realistic about his ability to play an entire season. |
Probably start with getting Morris some chip help, but that's just me.
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If EVERYBODY on the offense was a **** up, how is coaching not responsible? It's not like these are players Reid and Nagy walked in to and they just had to make the best of it. These are their handpicked players. You don't to hand pick players, train them all off season, and then when they all fail or regress in the season, act like you had nothing to do with it. |
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Thuney 4 Humphrey 2 Smith 0 Taylor 5 ****s sake, the fact they expected Morris to last out on an island is lunacy. |
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The "Chiefs looked like Nagy's Bears" bc they threw a ton of horizontal passes and screens. Well what else can they do? McKinnon was out, Pacheco got hurt and Clyde sure as hell can't block like those two. Wanya got raped, Jawaan had to have chip help against Crosby and our IOL got beat. The Raiders played cover 4 and crashed downhill bc their front 4 got pressure constantly. Any time a front 4 gets that much pressure on the QB your offense is cooked. We learned that from the TB Super Bowl debacle and both of Tom Brady's Super Bowl losses to the Giants. They don't have the talent like they did before. It's never been more obvious. |
Oline caused Patrick to scream towards the sideline to get the plays in on time
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Bienemy was supposed to be gone years ago, to take a head coaching position "somewhere". He was never staying long-term, unless Reid retired and Bienemy became head coach. There's no point lamenting his absence when we're probably lucky he stayed so long.
Andy won't throw Nagy under the bus. Nor should he. A team's coaching staff is a reflection of the head coach. Just like a restaurant kitchen. You can blame all the individual offensive coaches, but it begins with Andy. He's the head chef. If there's shitty food coming out of the kitchen, the head chef isn't managing well. He put this staff together. He's the head play caller. He knows the team's tendencies better than anyone. |
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Nagy is butt trash. |
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Constant pressure with just four is the great equalizer in the NFL. It is the best defensive measure available. |
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Nagy, Bieniemy and Pederson all look like different flavors of Andy Reid over the years.
Bieniemy looks so much like Nagy from 2017 and it's likely because it's the same exact situation. Lot of weapons that can help the limited QB but as the season went on teams caught on and you couldn't help the QB with scheme anymore. Pederson looks like a bit similar to 2017 Nagy too, but also 2016 Andy with Alex. This guy has helped Lawrence so much from scheme to talent and the guy just can't get it done. You could see that in NY last season with Kafka too. Nagy this year look like Nagy in Chicago bc just like in Chicago there was very little talent to run his scheme. Patrick isn't limited by any means but the talent on offense sure as hell is. It's weird saying one is so much better than the others bc it's the same based on situation. Watch the highlights of those teams and you'll see an Andy Reid concept from a year he was here come up frequently. The same thing is said about the Shannahan tree. Look at McVay and especially Mike MacDaniels in Miami. It's the same scheme but with a slight twist to it. |
If you must have a sacrificial goat. I don't see how Nagy would satisfy. It won't
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The poison running through the locker room
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You know what would be an interesting approach? To hire Josh McDaniels as the new OC. Yeah, he is a shitty head coach and equally as shitty of a human being but the guy is an elite playcaller.
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Reid should heve fired Nagy and Embree after Raiders game.
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Same dislikeable dude. I can't see Andy sharing duties with anyone like that. |
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Now our ST's looks like one of the best in the league this year. Same people wanted Bieniemy fired 2 years ago. Nagy's the target this year. |
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Nagy's offensive scheme was a masterpiece with the limited drives we had all game long. Andy mentioned this in the presser of Nagy being involved in the playcalling.
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When playcalling and execution doesn't work: EB or Nagy CP at its finest. |
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Having Toney and Skyy shelved really helps the offense.
Those guys suck. |
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Saying the evaluations were "poor" without having a clue what the evaluations actually were is lazy fan-talk at best. If one has evidence of what the evaluations actually were, then that's a different story. |
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I will go out on a limb here and say Toney is not really hurt that bad if hurt at all IMO and is being a coward because he has lost his confidence because he has had an extremely humbling year for all his immature cockiness in the off season that now is coming back to haunt him with his bad play this season. Pure IMMATURITY and ARROGANCE will ALWAYS come back to bite you. And now he hides like a coward. Talented, YES but.........Just saying.:shrug: |
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