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This will be the game that Frank Clark establishes himself as the league's PREMIER cover lineman.
Zone blitz, Hurts doesn't see it, gets sped up and BOOM - Clark takes a pick the other way for 6... |
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There is a ton of clips on that dudes page that show that the Eagles run simple passing concepts and if a defense can take it away, Hurts bails. He doesn't go through progressions, he looks at where it's suppose to go and if it's not there he just bails.
And their counters seem to be he either just throws screens or takes deep shots, a ton of his passes are 50/50 balls outside of the numbers. Hurts is a dude that could at some point throw 5 picks in a game because he's making decisions before the ball is snapped and if it isn't there he immediately panics. |
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The execution of these respective units will HEAVILY favor the Chiefs, IMO.
Our coaches can/will call far more varied and dynamic concepts on both offense and defense because they have a bunch of dudes who will execute it. Maybe, in a vacuum, the Eagles have marginally more talent. But the Chiefs put their comparable talent to higher/better use. |
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That’s why I like Kalrlaftis in this game. His motor is relentless. I think he’ll eventually get there, while Hurts is taking too long. |
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Mahomes and Reid are in full legacy mode. I always favor the matchups and schemes over the intangibles, but I’ve seen Hurts in a National Championship. It wasn’t pretty. |
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Eagles may need him to bail out Hurts again on Sunday. |
The unsung heroes will be Brandon Williams and Khalen Saunders to plug and stymie the Eagles running game
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I agree with you though, they're the inexperienced team when compared to KC. They're more susceptible to being "wide eyed" than the Chiefs are, by a lot. |
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I am obviously not an expert, but early in the game we have to use a lot of screens, slants, and short, quick passes. We need to be on the short game early, because as the game goes on, it will slow down their rush because they won't be sure if it's a screen or an outlet pass, and they will hesitate just a bit. So, McKinnon and Pacheco would be huge in the screen game, but I wouldn't limit it to just backs. And if we can slow their rush just a little bit, after attacking short, the defense could open up for some deep passes. So, hit the backs, Toney, and even Kelce on quick hitters, screens, and slants, the defense won't be able to just pick a spot on the backfield and go, and we limit their rush and protect Wiley, and to some extent Brown, in the process. I am also all for running the ball, unless we keep running it up the middle for 2 yards over and over. And I would say there is an honorable mention, and that's the defense being physical with Hurts. I am not saying play dirty, but when a hard, legal hit is there, we need to make sure Hurts feels it. I would never say let's injure the other team's QB, but their defense sure as hell is going to be physical with Mahomes. Sent from my moto g stylus 5G using Tapatalk |
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Mahomes CEH Hardman (who is on the IR) Wylie Kelce Clark Jones Danna (who's not really a starter) Thornhill Sneed Saunders It's actually pretty amazing to see how much turnover that is on this team as they should have more from a team that was in the SB two years ago. |
Can we get Kyle to check in on and grease up the server before Sunday?
Gotsta have my CP for the big game… |
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This ****ing goof has no real football knowledge at all.
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/s...eams%20players. His bold prediction is an Eagles blowout. 1. Quez Watkins scores the first touchdown of the game 2. Patrick Mahomes gets sacked four or more times as Eagles pass rush makes history 3. Travis Kelce's eight-game streak of having 75+ receiving yards ends 4. A.J. Brown catches TD, but doesn't put up huge numbers 5. The Eagles win the Super Bowl by 14 or more points |
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And one of those was the Devonta catch vs SF that shouldn’t have counted. They need to force him to beat you downfield. Just blitz the hell out of him and stop the run. |
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This has probably been covered but how in the hell are the Eagles favored to win this game?
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It's simplistic arguments like "the Eagles dominated all year while the Chiefs almost lost to the Texans and Broncos". |
And if you want to know why the Eagles are favored by Vegas, look no further than the AFCCG. Vegas is really going to love it when the public puts a ton of money on the Eagles and then the Chiefs win...
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Mark Slurpdick was just on 810 and admitted how much he hates the Chiefs.. Picked Philly and said 100-0.. Then walked it back and said it would be a close Eagle win.. Said he has never met Mahomes..
Mark Schlereth Is a pussy ass bitch and I hate him… **** that guy.. |
Holy shit, if Mahomes can build with Toney anything close to the chemistry he has with Kelce, that would be an epic cheat code given Toney’s skill set.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">In a conversation with a couple of <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> coaches about the chemistry between Mahomes and Kelce, it was brought up ... unsolicited ... that Mahomes has started building that type of feel with Kadarius Toney. They said Toney's role/value to the offense has grown because of it <a href="https://t.co/o01T8cqFWZ">https://t.co/o01T8cqFWZ</a></p>— James Palmer (@JamesPalmerTV) <a href="https://twitter.com/JamesPalmerTV/status/1624094280565522432?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 10, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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Just rec'd a random gambling text that reads:
"There are 14 factors which determine the right side. Every single one of the 14 factors indicates that Kansas City will win for sure. There's absolutely no doubt that Kansas City will win this year's Super Bowl." Chalk it up! |
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Haven't seen that gif in a bit. Now I gotta rewatch Archer. |
Toney might be the SB MVP. This is just the perfect game for him to be unleashed.
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I'm reading that almost 70% of the money is coming in on the Chiefs. Is that right?
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I think people able to double up or simply just getting the ball back first after half is so valuable. |
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Yea, from what I've read/heard, the public is betting heavily on the Eagles.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">"Obviously, the Chiefs are a dynasty if they win Super Bowl LVII."<br><br>— <a href="https://twitter.com/getnickwright?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@getnickwright</a> explains: <a href="https://t.co/iKovL54CkS">pic.twitter.com/iKovL54CkS</a></p>— First Things First (@FTFonFS1) <a href="https://twitter.com/FTFonFS1/status/1623847078383259650?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 10, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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The fix is in
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Chiefs lead NFL in DPI flags (15) and yds lost (251) bc of those penalties. Eagles drew 10 DPI flags and rank 8th in yards gained (159). Per Joe Gibbs <a href="https://twitter.com/nflrefstats1?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@nflrefstats1</a> this Carl Cheffers-led crew ranges from average to above-average in their tendency to call DPI</p>— Larry Hartstein (@LarryHartstein) <a href="https://twitter.com/LarryHartstein/status/1623391629691465728?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 8, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
shut up slut, MVS is going off
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I’m being facetious you dweebs
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">My only concern is Chiefs defenders over-running Hurts because they’re used to Henne’s speed</p>— Taylor Davis (@taylordavis23) <a href="https://twitter.com/taylordavis23/status/1624115613541990417?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 10, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
My theory on how this game plays out: If we can make Hurts feel game pressure in the second half, we win.
He's so used to playing from a comfortable lead that he's going to melt if the game is close late and especially if they're playing from behind. He will make mistakes under pressure. He will hold the ball, make the wrong read, take a big sack, and miss his throws simply because the pressure of the game is too big for him. Mahomes turns superhuman when he's playing from behind. Hurts is no Mahomes. He is not used to bearing the weight of responsibility in clutch situations, especially during the biggest game on the biggest stage. I really feel like the path to victory for the Eagles has to have them take an early two-score lead. If they do that, they have a good chance. If they don't and it's close throughout, the Chiefs are winning. |
Here’s the last thing I’ll say about Cheffers. If he comes out and it’s blatantly obvious like it was against the Bucs in the SB? Then I don’t want to hear bullshit ever again that we get all of the calls and the NFL wants us to succeed.
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That much money on one team would move the line pretty substantially and near as I can tell it hasn't moved a bit. |
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Windfall for Vegas
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Congratulations Kansas City fans. I don't know who whined more, the Bengals or the 49ers after losing, but here we are. This Super Bowl should be one for the ages. I wish you guys luck and obviously I hope for an Eagles win but I'm expecting a great game.
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I just don't see the 50/50 thing at all.
The Chiefs should absolutely win this game. |
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Betting the mortgage on KC moneyline. |
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Here's my bold prediction.
There is but one king and one Kingdom. I hope that was homer enough. :) |
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Was listening to Mitch Holthaus on 610am on the drive to work this morning. He said something about how everyone is talking about the Eagles sack totals while ignoring the Chiefs. The Eagles have 8 sacks this postseason but the Chiefs have 7.
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Chiefs win 34-22 Predictions: 1. Kadarius Toney scores a TD on a bubble screen 2. Sneed has a sack and forces a turnover (either a strip on the sack or an INT) 3. Jody Fortson has a TD catch Game flow prediction: Chiefs win toss, defer Eagles stopped cold on first two drives as the Chiefs dial up pressure and slow down the run game and rush Hurts, who continues to not perform well vs. blitz. Chiefs score TD on first drive. Eagles punt. Chiefs score another TD. Philly gets on the board with TD. Chiefs run 2-minute offense and kick FG before 1/2, lead 17-7 at half. Chiefs score TD to open 2nd half (24-7) Eagles TD (24-14) Chiefs kick FG (27-14) Eagles score TD, go for 2 (Hurts gets Octopus). (27-22) Chiefs TD drive (34-22) Eagles get ball back with less than 4 minutes to go. Hurts can't make it happen in must-pass situations, Frank Clark gets a sack on 4th down to turn the Eagles over and put it in clock-kill mode (and claim 2nd all time for playoff sacks) Chiefs win 34-22 National media downplays this accomplishment by pointing out the Eagles outscoring KC 15-7 in 4th quarter and saying they just ran out of town. Chiefsplanet laughs. And celebrates. |
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Have you seen Spags post-season in KC against teams in their first 3 possessions?
2020: Cleveland: FG, Punt, Fumble lost Buffalo: FG, Punt, TD (3 yard drive after muffed punt) TB: Punt, Punt, TD 2021: Pit: Punt*3 Buffalo: TD, Punt, Punt Cin: Punt, FG, Punt 2022: Jax: Punt, TD, Punt Cincy: Punt, Punt, FG All this "The Eagles can get off to a fast start and then play from in front..." stuff just doesn't stand up to how Spags defenses have performed in the post-season. He does a really nice job of having his defenses coming out prepared for the team in front of them. If the Eagles manage 7 or fewer points on their first 3 possessions, they'll be down 10+ points before they get their 4th... |
I think the Chiefs have a bit of an off day.
The game stays tied 0-0 until the end of the Chiefs first possession. After a sluggish start, the Chiefs pull away late in the first quarter and win 69-0. |
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Which is below the NFL average. And they're doing this to playoff teams QBed by real QBs. The worst QB in that grouping is Ben Roethlisberger. Who, even old, is better than anyone the Eagles played in the NFC rounds. |
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