Originally Posted by nkd (Post 13227514)

This actually might be a blessing in disquise for chiefs. They are still on top, still have a easy schedule and this will wake the coaching staff and players up a little.

Originally Posted by jspchief (Post 13227696)

Honestly the biggest thing that bothers me is how soft the team is and has been since Reid's arrival. Even when the defense is playing well, it's more finesse than violence. The offense can never get the one tough yard on the ground, or put together that long grinding drive that eats the clock and seals the win.

There's no passion unless it's Peters or Kelce crying to the refs. This team is soft as ****.

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Originally Posted by jspchief (Post 13227696)

Honestly the biggest thing that bothers me is how soft the team is and has been since Reid's arrival. Even when the defense is playing well, it's more finesse than violence. The offense can never get the one tough yard on the ground, or put together that long grinding drive that eats the clock and seals the win.

There's no passion unless it's Peters or Kelce crying to the refs. This team is soft as ****.

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Originally Posted by Chief Roundup (Post 13227383)

All teams lack talent in places. Yet they are able to out perform what we have been able to put out there. Coaches, good coaches find ways to mask those deficiencies. Something that we have not been able to do very well especially over the last 5 weeks.

Originally Posted by Chief Roundup (Post 13227622)

Where I would start:


Brad Childress
Assistant Head Coach

Andy Heck
Offensive Line

Bob Sutton
Defensive Coordinator

Britt Reid
Defensive Line

Barry Rubin
Strength and Conditioning

Originally Posted by nkd (Post 13227421)

You are showing a couple of plays. Thats only one side of the truth. Both teams had issue with balls going to the ground. It was windy and he was throwing against his body. On the second gif you posted Alex was under pressure. The receiver is frickin turned the wrong way. He should be turning towards the middle of the field, meaning cut inside, he is in a awkward position. He had is guy beat all he had to do was run up straight and not towards the outside. why is he looking for the ball in that position. It was an easy throw had he cut inside when he had his guy beat because there was no safety either. I was scratching my head why he kept running to outside. However I do knock on Alex for the interception in the 4th quarter on his overthrow. Its not just Alex, they are playing bad as a unit. The offense line and run game is total trash now. I see guys with no dude to block. That's where it comes down to coaching, Andy has never been a guy who adjusts well to difficult situations. You come of having a week off and lose to the giants, something is clearly wrong with the team. Alex, coaches, the run game and the o-line and wide receivers all have to improve. You can be open but you still have to be in the right position. Like don't keep running to the outside when you have your guy beat, cut back in to increase your chances of completing that throw.

Originally Posted by nkd (Post 13227496)

I think was looking for ball right away. Would you rather have your QB throw to outside when there is no one in the backfield of towards the inside where its guaranteed touchdown? The throw inside is always easier to make then outside. Now we both don't know if he was actually running that route or he just got two excited when he got open.

Originally Posted by HemiEd (Post 13227333)

I said it back then, when you have one of your "stars" above the lowly task of tackling, it will cave the effort and moral of the whole team. They don't have to give it all.

When Tyreek Hill says in an interview that the team isn't totally focused (or something similar to that) then you have a problem

Originally Posted by GloucesterChief (Post 13227327)

Keep Toub. Everybody else can go. That goes double for the D coaches.

Originally Posted by Trivers (Post 13227296)

is there anyone with a FB coaching background that that explain what other teams are doing and what we are doing different between our 5-0 start and our current 1-4 slump?

Originally Posted by WhiteWhale (Post 13227943)

KC played the steelers and exposed how to defend KC's offense. Here's what you do:

Shut down the running game and their gimmick college shit, and ask Alex to drop back, read a defense, and throw the ball.

Regardless of who you blame, the OL, Alex, WR injuries, or whatever else, that's what KC simply can't do well.

I don't have a coaching background, but I don't think I need one here.

Originally Posted by Why Not? (Post 13227343)

That's the issue with these true fans. Chiefs will win the awful division, lose in typical fashion in the playoffs and then true fans will say "they made the playoffs, that's a good season"

Originally Posted by Hoover (Post 13228076)

4. We lack quality depth at some key positions (OLB, RB)