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On that play, Reid sucked, the line sucked, the blocking sucked, the decision sucked, the timing sucked, and getting hit while he passed sucked. There was a whole lot of suckblame to go around on that one. |
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We have a high powered offense, with a back like Hunt, a tight end like Kelce, a speedster like Hill, and an "Offensive Genius" calling plays, and that genius couldn't call a better play to get the ball into the endzone? And as the game went on, except for one TD pass to Hunt, we really failed to use the defense's aggressiveness against them. Some of the plays that led to sacks and pressure on Mahomes didn't even have crossing routes, or a safety valve in the flats. Reid called a lot of plays that had routes which took time to develop. Time the offensive line could not deliver. Reid was obviously aware that we had second string, and third string, backup offensive linemen trying to block the best defensive player in the NFL. Not only were we trying to block Donald with backups, but Reid saw the game tape from the previous week where Seattle ran all over the Rams, negating some of Donald's dominance. But did Reid take any cues from that Seattle game? No. Did our offense score 44 points? Yes. But was the play calling without error? HELL NO. And Reid also showed once again that he doesn't have the ability to manage the clock at the end of games. Overall, the Chiefs played great offensively, and it does seem silly to suggest that a team that scored 44 points on offense could have done better, but the truth is the play calling could have been better. Sent from my LG-H932 using Tapatalk |
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That being said, you play to win the game. |
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It’s hard to try & not to score quickly there. I just think a few runs to get the clock below 45 seconds would have been nice. Situational football is difficult but I feel that’s where Belichick & Brady are geniuses. |
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If Andy ran Hunt up the middle “a few times” for no gain they’d bitch about that too. Reid can’t ****ing win. He’s either too aggressive or too conservative with these butt****ing morons. As long as he’s being aggressive, you won’t hear me complaining. |
Mahomes stayed on hill too long there. He needed to come to Conley earlier and throw it
It happens. I’d wait and give hill as much time as I could too |
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Pat needs to throw it to Conley when he’s open |
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You score and the Rams have over a minute to win it. It was 1st and 10 and we had all 3 time outs. Run the clock |
I don’t think Conley scores there though. I’m guessing he’s tackled at about the 15
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The only thing you really want to avoid is a quick score or a sack. So... avoid deep drops. Quick passes and runs. I have a feeling Andy was feeling pretty invincible at that point. |
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That being said, I trust the offense to drain the clock and still get a TD more than I trust the D to protect the lead afterwards. If Berry is back that would affect it as well. I would say with the Saints, I would really consider risking it by draining the clock. Brees is not likely to throw a ball to Scandrick. I personally would not blame Reid for taking that approach. I really don't blame him for the approach he took either. |
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