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Personally, I'm excited to see what the plans look like for that. |
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They are clearly trying to take away Kelce in the middle of the field. Get McKinnon the ball in space and he’s beating 1v1 most of the time. Stretch them out. Make them go sideline to sideline. |
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Hell, you can even see it in the video. If Mahomes goes to throw when McKinnon turns his head Hendrickson's hand is swiping at where Mahomes would be making the arm motion to pass it to him. Strip sack. Game over.
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Looks like he's moving around just fine.
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Mahomes had the time and space to get the ball out without Hendrickson affecting it. |
Nice! Again, no boot...
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The opening odds are the oddsmakers' best guesses as to how the game will play out based on the information they have at the time (including injuries, weather, historical performance, home/away, etc). Lines move after that based partly on money coming in, but it includes other factors. The fact that the Chiefs STILL opened as the favorite vs the Bengals - and those odds factored in Mahomes' injury - says a lot about the talent on this team and about how well Mahomes played through the injury vs the Jaguars. He led a touchdown drive in a critical moment on a bum ankle. |
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From PFF earlier this week:
Patrick Mahomes Dropback Splits Overall Grade Rank* Passing Grade Rank* Straight Drops Wks 1-12 90.3 2nd 87.4 2nd Straight Drops Wks 13-18 72.6 17th 71.0 16th Rolls/Scrambles Wks 1-12 86.2 1st 77.9 1st Rolls/Scrambles Wks 13-18 88.3 2nd 85.6 2nd *Among passers with at least 25 such dropbacks in each timeframe The magic clearly hasn’t waned, but something is amiss from the pocket. One might ask why Week 13 was so arbitrarily used as the cutoff in the above table. The answer? That's when Kansas City faced its upcoming conference championship opponent, the Cincinnati Bengals. Since then, Mahomes has been very ordinary when dropping straight back and throwing from the pocket. The Chiefs' approach appears to have become far more conservative, too. There are struggles at wide receiver, as well as a declining amount of man coverage being played against Kansas City since that Bengals game. If recent trends hold, there will be many nervous onlookers waiting to see if Mahomes’ injury hampers his seemingly unstoppable improvisational skills. If that is the case, then we will see a battle of two quarterbacks dueling from the pocket. The difference between them? Mahomes has struggled of late from there, while Joe Burrow is currently the best pocket passer the league has to offer. |
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