If Mahomes is ready this week...
He should be the backup :D
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If he is ready to play then he should play
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If Pat is healthy enough to play, he should play. If he's not, he shouldn't suit up. Anything in between is just being a pussy.
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moore is in stride. first sign of struggle, or two, then consider it. my thinking is if moore has control of the offense and we pulled out a win, don't we have a bye next week? i don't care about pat's stats. that is five weeks of healing time and they could go 2-1 without him. this is not a bledsoe vs brady situation. :D
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If we go up 38 -0 by halftime then sit Mahomes and play Moore in second half.
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still, you make him backup this week, start him next week to knock off some rust, into the bye week. my point is let moore fail before you insert him after mahomes first designation as full participant. only for a week :thumb: |
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If he is really ready then he plays. If he is only a 'little-bit' ready then don't play him.
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look, the defense is playing 'well'? :D
aside from moore seeming awkward and fumbling a few times, we should give sir pat an extra week off to be 'safe' :thumb: |
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He should play if hes ready/cleared
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Mahomes needs reps before the Chargers game. But, like someone said earlier, if we get up big, sit him and let Moore wrap it up!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Technically he IS the backup right now.
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What is it with the morons who want PM to be the backup QB? If he is healthy, you play him, period. Look, this is the NFL. There are no gimmes. If you don't bring your best, you can easily get beaten. And yeah, the Titans aren't elite. But they are still in the playoff hunt and could provide a challenge. Never count your wins beforehand and never take an opponent for granted. All hands on deck.
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Nick, your whole premise is off. If he’s 100%, there is zero reason to not play him. 100% means 100%. There is just no logic to not playing him if he’s healthy. If he’s not 100%, sure don’t play him.
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Load management |
Mahomes may not be the silver bullet
He played in two of those 3 losses and lost. just sayin Not a hater |
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IF HE IS HEALTHY HE NEEDS TO PLAY.
This is the NFL, the any given Sunday league. And in case you haven’t noticed, the Faid are riding our asses. You don’t just healthy scratch elite players in this league. |
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Full practice all week....draw your own conclusions
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Is he more likely to get hurt this week than he would be next week? It sounds like the answer is a definite yes, though the difference may be slight. Do we need him to beat the Titans? Seems unlikely, but out of caution you could have him available as a backup. That's about all it comes down to for me. Yes, he CAN play. I don't think there's much of a doubt about that. But if we can protect him a bit and make sure he's in GREAT shape rather than just OK shape, that seems like a win to me. |
If he’s able to be the backup, start him.
If he’s the backup at any slip up on offense everyone will be looking for him to come in. No reason for that, just start him or don’t dress him |
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Where has it been said another week does that much difference?
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There are lots of videos about it on the interwebs if you'd like to dig around. The gist is that you can think of those tendons like a rubber band that got stretched out way too far. Give it enough time, and it'll shrink back down to pretty close to the size it's supposed to be, but it takes a while, and it'll never be quite the same as it once was. |
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I also think it's important to point out that the questions of "Can he effectively play the game?" and "Is he likely to be reinjured if he takes a hit in the knee?" are completely separate in this case. Yes, he'll be able to move and throw pretty normally. It's purely a matter of risk mitigation. |
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If he's healthy, he plays. No questions asked. |
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Titans are a decent team that we have had all kinds of trouble with in the past. We need to beat them, period. Our best chance of doing that is with Patrick. By all accounts he is ready to go, you play him! GO CHIEFS!! |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Patrick Mahomes having some fun with the <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#chiefs</a> WRs as practice starts here in KC. <a href="https://t.co/tWFGbm3znG">pic.twitter.com/tWFGbm3znG</a></p>— James Palmer (@JamesPalmerTV) <a href="https://twitter.com/JamesPalmerTV/status/1192864561050902528?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 8, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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If they want to hold him out post bye, it’s whatever to me. I get the caution But at some point, you’ve gotta win games and he gives you the best chance. The goal is to win the super bowl and with the 1 seed now seemingly back in play, it is what it is. Again I understand big picture and all, but if we or they are that afraid of reinjury and it’s that common or could be that much of a possibility, just have surgery and shut him down until next year. I’m guessing they’re not goin on a whim here thoigh |
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My guess is that they're just waiting to see if it swells or flares up by Sunday. If it doesn't after a week of full practice and he feels good and confident, he'll suit up and start.
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The Raiders are in our rear view mirror right on our bumper. We can't be thinking we have a real big cushion between us and them plus they have an easier remaining schedule. If we stumbled against Tennessee by trying to play it too safe, that would be catastrophic. I think Mahomes should start without a doubt even if he's 90-95% healthy. |
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Mahomes has been pretty public that he (they) struggle with man to man defenses |
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1. No one is 100% halfway into the season.
2. If he is 85% there, you play him. 3. If the risk of injury doesn't go down with more time, there is no reason to take more time. If this idea made sense at all, Brady would have never played against his division for the last 15 years. 4. MOORE IS NOT PLAYING GREAT. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT, HE NEARLY FUMBLED THE GAME AWAY TWICE. WE HAVE SKATED BY ON GOOD FORTUNE, NOT GOOD QB PLAY. 5. The difference between winning this game and losing it will be a bye week in the playoffs. The AFC is a much tighter race than we thought, and no one needs to go to Baltimore in January, especially this team. |
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Make no mistake, the shine WILL come off. It always does with QB's like these. We should take our W's, say thank you and move on as quickly as possible. |
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moore looked like a guy who had had the book on him cracked by the end of the vikings game
he was about to start providing diminishing returns now that there's film on him |
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