Originally Posted by O.city (Post 14036947)

Just like with the Colts, you can't let the Pats get into 3rd and 3's and 2's.

Make him be in 2nd and 10's and 3rd and 8's and you can get them off the field and get stops.

Originally Posted by KC Tattoo (Post 14036933)

I think stopping the run is key but he is going be in third and long situations and Dee Ford and Houston will be coming for him and you have Jones up the middle. Pressure on Brady will make it difficult for him to convert those third and longs.


Tom Brady is going get raddled when he starts taking hits. He isn't nimble and stands there like a statue. Dee Ford with a tomahawk chop will force a fumble he is pretty good at that stuff.

Chiefs have a high octane offense we can score willingly if we go up two touchdowns BB will have to abandon the dink and dunk at some point and take chances.

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 14036937)

Yep.

The difference is that they sold out to pressure Rivers and hit him. They got in his head.

That's not going to work with Mahomes because 1) he's not a crybaby whiner and 2) he has legs.

Originally Posted by LGOLED (Post 14036976)

Why would he be in 3rd and longs constantly when your defense literally can't stop the run or the pass? Very wishful thinking there.

Brady has stood in the pocket this season and taken big hits to make big plays in games where he has scored 38+. He won't fear KC's bottom 5 defense. He's played and beaten much better defenses in the postseason.

Your offense is not high octane without Hunt. It's a slightly above average offense that will be kept to 20 points or fewer for the game on Sunday.

Originally Posted by LGOLED (Post 14036976)

Your offense is not high octane without Hunt. It's a slightly above average offense that will be kept to 20 points or fewer for the game on Sunday.

Originally Posted by LGOLED (Post 14036976)

Why would he be in 3rd and longs constantly when your defense literally can't stop the run or the pass? Very wishful thinking there.

Brady has stood in the pocket this season and taken big hits to make big plays in games where he has scored 38+. He won't fear KC's bottom 5 defense. He's played and beaten much better defenses in the postseason.

Your offense is not high octane without Hunt. It's a slightly above average offense that will be kept to 20 points or fewer for the game on Sunday.

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2 (Post 14036981)

I'm a bit concerned by Mahomes' lack of accuracy in the game. A few balls left his hand with a good deal of wobble. Watkins and Hill made some excellent catches on balls that could have been drops/incomplete. They will need a full 60 with few mistakes against NE. I don't think 7 second half points is going to get it done against the Pats.

For the offense, the Colts game looked a lot like Reid games of previous yeas. Come out very well prepared and jump to a nice early lead but then second half adjustments leave a little to be desired.

Originally Posted by Donger (Post 14036966)

Has Amnorix made an appearance yet?

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2 (Post 14036991)

Oh, and it will be about time that NE has "technical difficulties" on its sideline during the game. That shit only happens in Foxboro. Any electrician and food vendor worth his shit will make sure New England's heaters are all ****ing broken and all drinks are frozen solid.

Originally Posted by DRM08 (Post 14036963)

That statement is true for every offense in football history.

Originally Posted by LGOLED (Post 14036976)

Your offense is not high octane without Hunt. It's a slightly above average offense that will be kept to 20 points or fewer for the game on Sunday.