Yeah, but Darrel was a plodder. Mckinnon is fast and shifty. Darrel wasn't going to burn your for a long one one a screen or a pass to the flat.

yes, but as far as pure targets, i don't think that matters in the discussion, which is why i didn't include it

chiefs RB targets didn't change noticeably year over year

McKinnon had more targets, more receptions, more yards and a lot more TDs. He's more of a receiver then he is a RB.

A real trip to Belize?

McKinnon has been a blessing and to think he wasn’t signed till way late

With a cherry on top?

Plealize.

Again, I will provide plenty of proof of the Belize trip to the mod of my choice to shut you dumb****s up.

Juju in the slot has been really good as well. He's having one of his better years.

More about the 2021 supporting cast, or lack thereof, vs. the 2022 supporting cast, than Hill by himself. Last year, it was Hill, Hardman, and then a bunch of JAGs (or worse). This year, No Hill, but the entire WR room is better, even Skyy, than Kemp, Pringle, DRob, and whoever. And Toney might be a virtual 1-for-1 vs. Hill on all those short- to intermediate routes to convert 3rd downs with his quickness and agility, which is more important than sheer speed anyway.

What's with all the Belize talk? I've got a buddy headed over there in a month

There is no Belize . . .

Mahomes is having one of his best years too. Hill felt like a crutch the last couple years and he wasn't developing as a QB like he should. Now, his decision making is impeccable, his 10 yard dropkick are nonexistent, he doesn't run from clean pockets nearly as much, he rarely makes mistakes, and yet he's still taking risks and making Mahomes plays on the regular. He's ascended even further, its unbelievable.

Mahomes is definitely having a great year. I'd pump the brakes a little on the 'impeccable' decision-making, but agree with the rest. Helps a ton when he can trust that his receivers will run the right routes and be in the right places, plus catch the ball most of the time as well. Last year it seemed like he'd get frustrated with the WR4/5/6 just failing consistently in those areas, and say to himself, "screw it, where's Kelce/Hill?"

This year, that's happened in a few spots/games, but mostly he's been able to spread the ball around and not get into those mental traps.

why would that shut anyone up? Just post the vaca pics.

Belize it when we see it.