The timing just seems weirdly off. I dunno.

He's missed some throws to Kelce, Watkins is a walking injury and it's just all been off.

Pat’s deep ball accuracy is the worst part of his game which unfortunately neutralizes his arm strength a bit.

Only on Chiefs Planet could a 40-9 victory be decried as a "shitty day on offense".

The wind was gusting 50mph. Shut the **** up.

Kelce dropped a couple too.

That's not true at all.

Tackles are taught to push guys around the back of the pocket. If the QB drops too far, the tackle doesn't know where he's at and he gets sacked by a guy the tackle pushed behind.

A lot of sacks are on the QB because they drop to deep.

That aura of invincibility is gone and Pat doesn’t seem sure of himself.

I blame Andy Heck and his bumbling crew of idiots for allowing doubt to creep into his mind about whether or not he’s going to get his leg snapped in half each time he drops back.

So did Watkins. It happens.

Playing conditions are the biggest factor.

I’ve had enough of Watkins. He plays like he doesn’t give a shit anymore. He doesn’t attack the ball like he has in the past.

This would make sense if Pat had been sacked more than 1 time and isn't one of the least sacked QB's in football.

Here is something worth looking at, its the drive summaries. Chiefs started with the ball in great field position most of the game which limited yardage.

We punted 2 times and turned ball over on downs 1 time when we couldn't get 2 yards on 2 run attempts.

It was just a weird game, Kelce had 3 drops earlier that would have changed numbers significantly. I'm not saying they played like a well oiled machine but given the situations and weather, they still dropped 31 on them on offense.

https://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/20191...Nav-2019120105

Exactly. They played their most complete game of the season yesterday. All 3 phases. In 50 mph wind.

Ok.

All of this.

Interior OL has not been good and it’s been ruining plays. Can’t set up long developing verticals when the OL gives you no time