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He has his elbows bent while jogging like everybody else in the known world that's not a ****ing weirdo. |
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Come on bud. |
Lorenzo Cain jogged like he'd pulled his groin clean off the bone so I wouldn't take anything away from video of a guy with a shoulder injury jogging
Unless its a still photo of Ricki Stanzi's quick release I ain't buying it He good |
He wouldn't get doctor's clearance to practice if he wasn't healthy.
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After an appeal, I kinda have it as a 2 game suspension and a 4 game suspension that negotiates down to 4 games. I hope you’re right and I’m wrong though. |
(sarcasm) Hey, OBJ was just released by the Dolphins. Should we go get him too?(/sarcasm)
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we should not.
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That GIF will always captivate me for 30 seconds.....
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Also he apparently throws a boomerang pass now.
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Get that AI shit outta here, Clay.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Jeremy Fowler just now on Sportscenter:<br><br>“Hollywood Brown was a full participant in practice today and is trying to make his season debut on Saturday.”</p>— Jason Anderson (@J810Anderson) <a href="https://twitter.com/J810Anderson/status/1869157927531241791?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 17, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Everything going alright, Clayster? Been particularly thirsty for attention lately
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My goal is to downvote every AI image post ever created. We need to curb the use of AI today, tomorrow, and in the future. AI imagery is dangerous and will only lead to misinformation and misuse in the future. Punishment should be on those who use it for nefarious purposes.
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slippery slope ai and depopulation are the most dangerous things to our current way of life |
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LMAO That one is hilarious. Mahomes looks like his Madden likeness and Hollywood just looks bizarre.
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Mahomes lost his ass, this is bad
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It's also quite apparent that he's wearing baggy pants
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Always amazes me how someone can be hurt then come back so fast into a pro football game.
Who did we have with an appendectomy on Tuesday and played sunday? ( a few years ago) |
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Hopefully Hollywood will take it easy.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">We'll see how much he actually plays, but I'd expect <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#chiefs</a> WR Hollywood Brown to return Saturday vs the <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/texans?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#texans</a>. He was a full participant in practice yesterday and has been medically cleared to play. It wasn't an issue with his legs, so he's been running.</p>— James Palmer (@JamesPalmerTV) <a href="https://twitter.com/JamesPalmerTV/status/1869419728420413799?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 18, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Reading James Palmer's tweets is like eating squash. Empty brain calories.
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I really hope Worthy, Hollywood, Hopkins, Kelce, and Gray get the overwhelming majority of the snaps in the postseason. Sprinkle a little bit of JuJu in. Watson barely sees the field.
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excuse me but i am not the chef
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DJ Humpfrees was the original
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I don't have a problem with Watson like some do here, but I'm just kinda over it. |
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On divisional round weekend, if you roll out:
Z - Hollywood X - Hopkins Slot - Worthy TE - Kelce/Gray There's simply no excuse to not be cooking with that. You have all body types, all speeds, and legitimate contested catch ability. Guys who can win all the way down to inside the five yard line. Just get the ball out of your hands, mix in the ground game, and profit. |
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Brown, Worthy, Hardman all on the field at the same time creates havoc for defenses to figure out. I do believe this is the end game for the stretch run.
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Brown, Worthy, Hardman all on the field at the same time creates havoc for defenses to figure out. I do believe this is the end game for the stretch run.
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Stat after stat after stat shows that we have as good an interior line as the league has and a solid pass protecting RT. If you can't gameplan around one friggen guy, it's on your coaching staff and yes, your quarterback. It's one damn guy. We have to stop hanging everything that ails this offense on the LT. I mean many say we got the best LT play we've had all season on Sunday against Cleveland and the offense STILL looked like boiled dogshit. I just don't buy this "none of it matters if we don't find a miracle cure at LT" stuff. |
It feels like we have played the best dls every week.
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I don’t think Jawaan is by any means bad, but I think he’s had lapses recently. Well that and he got dog walked by Maxx Crosby. Not glaring but a bit frustrating. |
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I got news everyone, it wasn't just Donovan Smith that all the sudden elevated his game to serviceable levels in the playoffs leading them to win those games. It was the entire unit rising to the challenge. 100% steady focus for the first time all year long. They felt that need to win maybe for the first time in those games. More opponent-specific game planning. The whole operation, Donovan included, raised up to a higher standard. That's all we need to happen. Whether it's Thuney or Humphries. And it's very achievable, especially if you're only asking them to hold up for two home playoff games in which they'll be far more fresh than their opponent, as well as a Super Bowl with two weeks to prepare. |
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I think for 80% of our offensive line Patrick Mahomes is getting, on aggregate, a performance on par or better than 90% of the NFL. Everything is relative and relative to his peers, no, I don't believe there's anything worth pinning the offensive struggles on for those guys. And I also think that both Mahomes and Andy have made things substantially harder for all of them. I don't think Spencer Brown, for instance, is a better player than Taylor. But he's getting much easier responsibilities. LT? Yeah - I'll give you that. Especially of late. But I'm not going to pretend like he's not gotten better protection from the other 4 guys than the overwhelming majority of his peers. |
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Our interior line is the best in the league, or at least one of the top 3. RT maybe average but thats okay if you have that interior OL we do. and a average LT.
We whiffed on Williams. Not Veach's fault. He offered a top $ long term deal but he decided to stay in Dan Fran and not win SB's. Until we suck enough to get up in the draft far enough to draft a long term solution at LT, this is our OL we will have for the foreseeable future. |
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Now personally I don't see what others saw with Thuney. I thought he got pushed around a fair bit. I DON'T think he was a noticeable improvement on Morris and ultimately I'd probably be happy putting a pin in that experiment going forward. Or at least I'd allow it only to the extent that it may allow Morris to get healthy again for a stretch run. But for those that thought he stabilized the position - how do you explain away how god-awful that offense was Sunday? And if you don't think he did (I don't) what miracle pill do you see on the horizon that's going to fix this? |
I don't know how any one can not point fingers at Mahomes as the season wears on. Does he have good reason to not trust the protection and WR? Yeah I guess. But at some point players gotta play. He's in his own head about it.
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We're doing alot of tapdancing around the fact that last year.....it wasn't just the OL or the WR's raising their level.
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I mean look at the play he got injured on. Thuney did exactly what you want. Mahomes decided to run straight forward into the interior and put his body in harms way instead of just settling somewhere in the middle and making the throw. Otherwise, why not take the escape hatch to the left (to Thuney's right), and either run for the three yards or find an outlet that way. Mahomes has gotten himself hit a LOT lately. He's trying so hard to stay in the pocket and that's fine if he'd get rid of the ball in a more timely manner. Insert Brown, hopefully. |
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I've been cocking my head a bit sideways at Mahomes since the Lions game last season. It's just so obvious that this offense goes as he goes -- and that's how it SHOULD be. Too often over the last two seasons he just hasn't been sharp. Now NONE of that precludes him being an absolute buzzsaw when the post-season starts. He's shown that he's capable of flipping that switch and kicking ass. If your goal is winning the SB, there isn't a QB you'd rather have on your roster regardless of what he does in the regular season. But the issues with this offense start with him. |
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That tells me that they're still trying to figure this shit out. The reason they were throwing is they still don't know what works for them. They were treating the 2nd half like a scrimmage and calling passing plays to see if certain things worked. I didn't get it in real time but as I heard Reid, it started to make a little more sense. They're still feeling for it out there. |
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If the OL doesn't play any better at all than it did in the mid-season, this team can win a championship by Mahomes simply playing to his ability. Hitting the shots he has and not feeling phantom pressure. Stop moving yourself into contact, run the offense. That doesn't mean things are going to be easy for him or that they're going to put up 40+. But with this OL playing as it did for the middle part of the season, Mahomes can raise his level to a place sufficient for us to win championships. We don't NEED a significant improvement at OL. Meanwhile, if the OL were to become a brick wall and Mahomes were to STILL see phantom pressure and STILL miss open shots (or simply not throw them), we lose. You're using the OL improvement as a proxy for Mahomes improvement and saying one is vital to the other. I'm saying the Mahomes improvement is ALL that matters. And even if the OL doesn't improve substantially, Mahomes getting even to his level of last post-season will be enough to 3-peat. But it starts with Mahomes. |
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Some things will work out, some won't. But if he doesn't play to a certain standard, we're pretty much drawing dead. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> plan to activate Hollywood Brown for Saturday’s game against Houston, per <a href="https://twitter.com/JFowlerESPN?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@JFowlerESPN</a>.<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/KCSN?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#KCSN</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ChiefsKingdom?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ChiefsKingdom</a> <a href="https://t.co/1GNpU8AlJN">pic.twitter.com/1GNpU8AlJN</a></p>— KC Sports Network (@KCSportsNetwork) <a href="https://twitter.com/KCSportsNetwork/status/1869759648917815495?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 19, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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