I do have to agree with ThaVirus on two points. That ball had to go to Charles.

and the sack at the end of the first half. That was catastrophic.

Those were two very bad plays.

Good call ThaVirus.

How about throwing it away and avoiding the negative play which this offense can't recover from?

I mean they got him to go from throwing picks to taking sacks so it seems like the next step is to go from taking sacks to throwing it away.

LMAO

:LOL: Mind-reader.

They should be doing more crazy routes like that shit to McGrath.

I tend to agree with that sentiment. What I find interesting is the teams' response to the O-line and WR problems: No changes at all at O-line during the season but constantly shuffling the WR corps. Chad Hall starting one game? Seems that Reid and Dorsey think the receivers are the bigger problem.

A Redditor on the Chiefs subreddit said McGrath tipped the defense to Sherman's run on the goalline. Take that for what it's worth.

The best game Alex Smith played as a Chief he had his most interceptions in as well. He just takes sacks, Casshole was the same way. You can give the stupid ****s Willie Roaf, Larry Allen, Will Shields blocking and they would still take sacks.

No running game? We averaged damn near 6 YPC with Jamaal just under 5. What we lack is a commitment to the running game, which is Andy Reid's fault.

He completed less than 50% of his passes; that is just astoundingly terrible. Even if you count five of those incompletions as drops, he still didn't complete 60% of his passes.

.. And I didn't even mention the last drive. We were down 10 points with nothing to lose and this idiot was still checking down. It was laughable and a complete embarrassment on national television. Collinsworth laughed at him during that series and at one point, mid-play, screamed at Alex just to throw the ****ing ball! The guy is so risk-averse it gives new meaning to being safe.

He's horrible.

that would be a nice alternative.

That has absolutely nothing to do with the trick route he ran that left him wide open and gained a 1st.

He wouldn't throw in on a hail mary attempt that's how risk-averse he is.

Still a 4th string TE so it's whatever. Chances are he won't be in KC next season so who gives a ****.

How so?

here I will disagree with you. Do you see all the weapons the broncos have?

Do you see anything like that for the Chiefs?

Alex doesn't trust anyone on this offense outside of Charles.