At least, and it seems like they were all in the red zone. The one in the Super Bowl was the same way, although he made up for it on Wasp.

He sold out for the bag and that's fine. He's just not going to enjoy the success in Miami he would've had in KC.

In the end, I think it's going to work out well for us. Toney is going to be a good replacement, I hope we extend Juju, and I believe Moore is going to be an impact player next season.

Losing Hill freed up Mahomes to spread the ball around more. Mahomes will end up setting a career mark this year for completions, completion percentage, and yards.

Tyreek has habit of letting the ball get in to his body and essentially muffling it.

I remember one time the Chiefs were in the Super Bowl. Patrick rolled out and threw a miraculous pass that hit Tyreek in the face mask. It would have been a long TD. He didn't have his hands up.

There was this other time we were playing CIN in the AFCC. It was OT. Mahomes launched one to Tyreek, albeit it was double coverage. However, the first guy was beat. If Tyreek high points the ball in that situation LIKE HE'S EXPECTED TO, then the Chiefs move on to the Super Bowl.

Tyreek is the single most explosive player I've ever seen. But from time to time he'll wreck your team. I understand it happens to everybody, Kelce's fumble against CIN this year. But when it's habitual in the the way it happens with Tyreek, it's a real problem.

I don't know why people are mocking Tyreek Hill. He got everything he wanted. He doesn't care if he wins or not. He got the money, check. He's the star of South Beach and has the attention, check. He had a career year, check.

Yeah, I saw that and it brought back bad memories. He's a great player and did great things for us, but I won't miss that.

We'll see if he can go two weeks without bringing up the Chiefs on a podcast, completely unprompted, and just pointing out, insisting, and doubling down that he made, 100%, completely the right decision to leave and would absolutely, positively do it again if he had to.

The NFL subreddit, which is pretty anti-Kansas City with how successful we've been since 2018, is even calling Tyreek out for it now.

Yeah it's not rocket science.

MVS and Hardman could provide the vertical threat except they don't scare anyone. Outside of injuries there's little chemistry with Pat that I see.

I don't see any future here for MH and can't recall the contract for MVS but I don't think he's any time long term answer. I'd like to see Juju resign for a reasonable contract and wouldn't mind seeing Juju, Skye, and Tonye starting with Kelce opening day next year with a free agent or a draft pick playing 4th wr.

Reek got exactly what he wanted, money.

For any of us who says we would do it differently if we had that kind of talent, I call BS.

He also I feel want to be the man and it wouldn't happen in KC. Patrick was doing the big commercials. Reek was doing fly-by-night car loans and title loan commercials. I have a feeling in Miami that has changed.

Which is fine. Really, I get it.

I think what has so many irritated w/Tyreek is that he's made it a point to--repeatedly--talk about how he wasn't treated right in KC. Which is absolutely not true.

Just admit that you wanted the money. Nobody faults you for that. But when you start spewing the kind of BS that he has, then don't be surprised if people start taking offense.

Not that Reek cares what we think, I'm sure. But that's where many of us are coming from.

It sounds like he cares a whole lot what people think.

If he was worried about doing TV commercials, he probably should have skipped the neck tats and nose rings.

You have a good point.

But maybe things have changed on that. See Marshawn Lynch as an example. Also cgi.

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Yes he does need to drop that bs. He was treated more than fairly in KC.

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Exactly!!