Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19 (Post 17692912)

Glad you asked

Because not only for the Chiefs, but for no team does it make sense to sign a guy with DV history unless you really need him.

Pacheco injury.... yeah, we needed a three down type.

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19 (Post 17692924)

Can't believe that didn't get brought up sooner re: Hunt's late signings

I mean, how many teams even would sign him after 2018? Feels like he was exclusively a Brown or Chief as we reflect

Originally Posted by JPH83 (Post 17692918)

I'd seen that first video. TBH I don't think the burst or lateral agility are what they were, but I also think he looks an upgrade on what we have and still good enough for the NFL. I hear the argument that a small drop off in ability can translate to a massive drop off in viability/performance. But I think in Hunt's case he's fine. A reasonable rotational player.

Originally Posted by Megatron96 (Post 17693036)

Yeah, there seems to be some drop-off in burst/agility, but not much. And those are two decent run defenses in those clips. And he looks serviceable as an interim RB, at least.

Originally Posted by O.city (Post 17692684)

I hope he comes out and kicks ass.....but we've been down this road many times. I know how it usually ends.

Originally Posted by seamonster (Post 17693057)

Teams couldn't play that soft two deep shell with prime 2018 Kareem Hunt. He could fold up those soft defensive scheme's and put up 150 yards (with catches out of the backfield)...Hunt looked like some elite NFL running back from the 90's in that era...And then when you dropped a guy in the box to stop Hunt you've got the fastest player in the NFL embarrassing elite NFL d-backs every other play... But then when you double the fastest guy in the NFL you've got the greatest pure catching tight-end of all time chewing up yards underneath and over the middle. And then when you think you've got them stopped near the goal line you've got Andy Reid cooking up wild ass goal line plays with one of the most magical QB's of all time. That offense put the NFL's best to shame. Dee Ford robbed them.

Originally Posted by seamonster (Post 17693057)

Teams couldn't play that soft two deep shell with prime 2018 Kareem Hunt. He could fold up those soft defensive scheme's and put up 150 yards (with catches out of the backfield)...Hunt looked like some elite NFL running back from the 90's in that era...And then when you dropped a guy in the box to stop Hunt you've got the fastest player in the NFL embarrassing elite NFL d-backs every other play... But then when you double the fastest guy in the NFL you've got the greatest pure catching tight-end of all time chewing up yards underneath and over the middle. And then when you think you've got them stopped near the goal line you've got Andy Reid cooking up wild ass goal line plays with one of the most magical QB's of all time. That offense put the NFL's best to shame. Dee Ford & Bob Sutton robbed them.

Originally Posted by Marcellus (Post 17693047)

I'm going to be real here, Cleveland's OL is way better at run blocking than KC's.

Originally Posted by saphojunkie (Post 17693171)

Lol at the people saying Pacheco is anywhere close to prime Kareem.

I'm not saying we are getting prime Kareem or even as good as Pacheco. I'm just saying go back and watch his highlights from 2017 ad 2018 and you'll realize what this team has been missing at RB since he was booted.