Matty "Midnight Hour" Moore
Looks a bit like a creepy uncle who drinks a bit too much...often. Like Freddie Mercury on steroids and booze.
He also had a couple decent throws, and a couple that could've been picked. Like it or not, he's our boy for the next couple of games, and if he can split between Green Bay and Vikings, I'll consider it a success. Reid has 10 days to dust off some of those Alex Smiff "don't let the QB lose it for us" game plans and coach this piece of shit up. This is Reid's specialty - taking JAG QBs and making them look like viable NFL starters. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">QB-Kyle Orton had his first KC start against the 13-0 Packers in 2011 and KC won! Andy Reid has 10 days to scheme something up for Matt Moore. Both QBs wear #8 <a href="https://t.co/bR2IbEQEV3">pic.twitter.com/bR2IbEQEV3</a></p>— Shane Williams (@shaggyshanekc) <a href="https://twitter.com/shaggyshanekc/status/1185205528932372481?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 18, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Reid will coach him up. Just get the ball to the playmakers and don’t try to be a hero.
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Kyle Orton was a Chief??? Damn ,I guess I had erased that from my memory.
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When can Henne come back? He's not season long IR is he?
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His indian name is "Runs with Whiskey" |
"Midnight Hour" Moore, that's good; I like it. Very '70s.
Moore is actually probably a better Qb than I originally gave him credit for. He has been the "Offensive Rookie of the Month," as well as the "Offensive AFC Player of the Week," during his career. His W/L record in games started is 15-15, which might not be great, but it's not bad either. Especially considering that his record was compiled playing for three different teams and however many different OCs/playbooks. He's basically Alex Smith. Which is better than a lot of JAGs. He's not going to try to make a name for himself and try to do too much. He's going to protect the football. He doesn't seem to be gifted in any particular way. He doesn't have a big arm. He doesn't have great wheels. But he's been in enough games and won enough games in relief that he's not going to panic either. And he seems to be pretty smart with the football. He's going to be consistent. He is going to need a lot of help, though. The running game is going to have to be more productive than it's been to date. He isn't going to throw downfield a lot, so the dink and dunk game is going to be a big part of our offense going forward for a while. And our defense is probably going to have to step up. We're probably going to have to hope for low-scoring games; don't think we want to get in a shoot-out with anyone right now. Anyway, hopefully getting a lot of snaps in practice this week and next week will knock a lot of the rust off. Might make a lot of difference if we could get Watkins back for the Pack. Fisher too. |
Watkins should be back! Fisher idk how much longer he will be out for. Wylie is back but sit his ads on the bench. Rankin deserves a start
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No quarterback sneaks and I mean that.
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10 days with the first team offense, should give anyone some confidence and a game plan.
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Moore is not good. The Chiefs are in big trouble. The only saving grace is the division is not very good. 10 - 6 might win it. For that matter, the whole AFC is down, so maybe 9 - 7 gets in. On a posotive note, the Chiefs are a good road team, and if they get close to full strength down the stretch, they can go on a good run. If they make the playoffs, they can win anywhere, except N.E. Even there though, they'll have a shot.
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Yeah, he's not the greatest. Veatch plucked him off the street in August coaching high school football. Moore was a scout at Kyler Murray's pro day! But "Midnight Hour" is a way cool nickname. Let's hope he's not Tyler Palko awful for the next month.
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Whatever the best version of Matt Moore is, is what we’re going to see here.
Andy Reid, Kelce, Tyreek, Watkins, etc. He’s never been and will never be surrounded by these types of resources again. Also gets to start off at home where crowd noise won’t be a factor. I give us a real shot with the 10 day layoff. But of course, the defense HAS to show up big. |
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This was his first in-game action in a while. Yea he’s not great obviously but he can make some throws and he’s hopefully going to get better with more practice reps with 1st String and more in-game reps. He’s also never been surrounded by the type of talent he is now. Let’s get it Matty boy!
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That touch pass to Tyreek was a thing of beauty. I belief in Matt Moore.
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well he did look better than Flacco
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Besides I was more commenting on the flavor of the nickname, not a specific song. |
Id say Matt Moore did phenomenally, considering he had taken ZERO REPS.
How is that even possible? With 10 days to prep, and actually getting reps, we might actually be more than a TD and a few FGs on offense. |
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I seriously doubt that Midnight has had the kind of coach that he has now. And I'm certain he's never been around this level of offensive talent. All he has to do is execute the plays when our patented OC Relay Staff calls them out to his magic helmet and avoid trying to act the hero. If our other guys (including the run game) step up, we'll survive these tragic times. The players will want to win for Mahomes, the coaches will want to demonstrate their chicken salad skills, and Midnight will want to let it all hang out. That's a recipe for 2 and 2 if I ever heard one. FAX |
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Mid-sixties. FAX |
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the Wicked Pickett is close to my heart, as well... Either one works for our purposes, Mr. FAX THE MUSICALLY INCLINED. |
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Billy it is. And I'll fight any undernourished drunk girl who says it isn't. FAX |
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I must confess; I have a weak spot for Billy Idol.
I have a super creepy southern gothic rendition of 'White Wedding' that I pull out on occasion. |
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He went to Oregon State and I read somewhere his nickname in college was “Big Beaver.”
Now, I love Wilson Pickett and Midnight Hour is a great song. But Big Beaver is an awesome nickname. |
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I know the offense is not going to be stretching the field nearly as much but I would like to see him sneak in a few deep balls to Hill just to keep the defense honest. Hell I think those tend to be safer passes for a backup than those mid-range passes across the middle. If they just force a safety to remain back to keep an eye on hell that keeps the box a little less cluttered.
This is a spot where Watkins would really help us. We are going to need to pick up 3rd downs the hard way and I think that's more Watkins game compared to Robinson's. With Hardman being a rookie not sure how much he will gel with Moore. Really Watkins, Kelce, and the backs will be the offense if Andy has a choice right? Some quick hitters to Hill. Maybe a deep ball here and there. |
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Would like to see Andy get back to the misdirection pre snap, I feel as though he’s gotten away from it a bit the past few weeks. Of course, there are still motions, but they don’t seem nearly as exotic as before. Though I did enjoy us lining up in one formation and then immediately switching to a completely different one against Denver. That was very old school. |
One of the aspects of Midnight's game that I'm most interested in is his ball-handling ability (and no, not those kind of balls).
Mis-direction is your friend. However, those plays require a steady hand and a calm demeanor. Since you guys clearly know more about Midnight than I do, perhaps someone could shed some light on this skill set? FAX |
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I was so hungover for that Miami game.. no wonder I don't remember it.
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I wish I was on the run, or was a superhero fighting the forces of evil. Alas, I think I merely have a stalker. Or a pouty mini-me. Whatever. Not like I care how many red flags I get. Unless there's a prize at the end of the year for fewest red hands? In which case I have to immedately jump into my time machine and un-**** that drunk chick . . . But I digress . . . I have no idea who Moore's OC's have been, though I'm pretty sure one of the was Adam Gase. Adam "Freaky Eyes" Gase hasn't done much to impress me during his career, except that he has a remarkable record against the Patriots in Miami in the regular season. For whatever reason, I believe Gase is undefeated against the forces of evil when he coached in Miami against the Patriots when they played in Miami. And Moore was his QB for one of those games. Otherwise, I completely agree with you; Moore is in exceptionally good hands here, and the team will rally around his funky ass self. |
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I just read "Midnight Hour" and a funky little bit ran through my mind and it felt very '70s. Pictured Matt in a "Saturday Night Fever" type get up. |
watching Moore's highlight reel there (and understanding it's a highlight reel)
I see pretty good pocket awareness, I see pretty damned good ball placement on even long throws although with nowhere near the velocity that Patrick has. I see a guy who plays with no fear. I think we could do a lot worse. |
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If it wasn't that one, I owe someone else an 'oops, sorry. |
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In the Moore GIF thread, I linked to his game against USC his senior year where he just lit them up and the Beavers beat USC who were #3 at the time. In the broadcast, the announcers were talking about how Moore had been booed in the previous home game because he played so poorly and they were amazed at how poised he looked in the USC game (the Beavers started out 2-3 that year before winning 8 of 9 to finish the season, including a comeback win against Mizzou in the Sun Bowl). He as also been a bit injury prone. In the pros, it seemed like every time he had a chance to become a starter, he would get hurt and lose his job. If we get Good Matt, we'll be fine. If we get Bad Matt, we will be ****ed. However, if there is anyone that I think could bring out Good Matt consistently, it would be Reid. He has had a knack of turning chicken shit into chicken salad. |
What we're really looking for is Chicken Piccata. With a side of 100-yard rushing.
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History is about to repeat itself in more ways than one. |
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I noticed recently that's it's happened more than a half dozen times in the last couple weeks on various threads I've posted on. It started after I neg repped a guy for being an insufferable petulant child. No need to embarrass him further by dropping his handle here, but after that incident, someone's been red-handing a lot of my posts. Eventually he'll probably grow up and let it go. If not, well I've had worse. |
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I'm not even sure he played in a game that we won (besides sitting on the bench). Wow. |
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I always thought Moore was better than Henne.
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Not a fan of Moore but he’s our guy, there won’t be anyone else coming in to save the day so I’m 100% behind him until Pat’s back. Hopefully, with our weapons, he’ll find enough success to beat two of the next four, Pat can rest his kneecap and ankle, and we’ll be no worse than 7-4 when Pat returns.
Go kick some ass Matt... |
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He’s tough as nails and not afraid to throw it downfield. My guess is that with Andy Reid and a slew of dynamic weapons, we will squeeze out a couple wins so long as the defense isn’t complete AIDS. |
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I whipped both Green Bay AND the Vikings last night with Henne in at QB on Madden
Sooo yeah, we can do this I’d swear on it... |
Man if Adams is out for GB, I’d straight up pick the Chiefs. He’s a big difference maker in that matchup..
He’s the only WR/TE that scares you really on that roster. |
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