The non-existent running game is going to cost us the Superbowl
 

It's not a matter of how much we run the ball, it's the way we run it.

We never were a run oriented offense and it would be silly to try to be one with Mahomes, Hill, Kelce & Co.
What we need are running backs who will keep defenses from being overly aggressive on the pass rush with a lot of blitzes, which is what killed our offense the last two games, and what makes our O-line look so sloppy. Most O-lines would look sloppy against such an overwhelming pass rush.
However, no defense could simply afford to play like that if we still had a running back who requires 2-3 man to be brought down - as we had last year.

It's not a matter of how "good" are the backs we have, and the yards per carry.
Anyone can see none of them can compare to Kareem Hunt in production, still it's not a matter of how much they produce but HOW they produce it.
We need backs who will make defenses think twice before blitzing or leaving open areas in the middle range, which happens to be where most of K-Hunt production originated by breaking tackles, either on carries or short passes.

The non existent running game, and the lack of running backs to fit our offensive strategy, is going to cost us the superbowl - and I hope is not going to cost us our quarterback...
Mahomes is not playing with the same ease of mind as last year, and it's not only the matter of the sore ankle. He knows there's basically a half of the defense - or more - going for his head and that doesn't help much.

The impact of loosing K-Hunt was underestimated by most, except perhaps by Andy, which is the reason why he doesn't trust the backs he currently has, and the possibility of ramming the ball down the D's throat forcing them to adjust/change strategy, which is basically the core of the problem our offense is facing.

Like it or not, our Superbowl expectations are turning into a transitional year, and not only for the defense.
But the media love us now, so we really shouldn't mind.
Maybe we should have released Tyreek as well, so they'd love us even more, after all who really cares for a Superbowl.

Ok.

Cool story, bro.

Is that your "hot take"?

Nobody has brought this up until now.

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this is the 2nd time today...

How the **** does someone get to be over the age of, say, 8 years old and not know how to spell the word "losing"?

Loose is not lose.

I want a center!

The Giants won the Super Bowl in 2011 with the 32nd ranked rushing offense.

Also the OP's underwear smells bad.

There's some truth here. We need to have it as a legitimate threat. Defenses fear our passing game, but we gotta make sure they don't sell out to stop it. If they do, we need to be punishing them for it.

How old were you before your penis changed color

LOL, you're right...
Beg your indulgence, sir !

Not all teams are created equals.

So hot it burns

Everybody needs to plug up their stupid vaginas when it comes to Kareem Hunt. Stop ****ing crying and pining for him.

1. He's a piece of shit for lying to his GM and head coach when they tried to help him. Notice how Tyreek told them everything and they were able to kind of recover and gradually come out ahead of things. Hunt let the team get ****ing blindsided. He's a piece of shit. **** him.

2. He wouldn't have played last year. And we wouldn't have him THIS year for the first 8 games. The nonexistant run game the OP is crying over still wouldn't have been solved with Kareem Hunt BECAUSE HE WOULDN'T ****ING BE PLAYING.

3. How about Andy stops assuming ass ****s like Andrew Wylie are good enough at LG and instead builds an awesome offensive line that will both protect the franchise's best player and pave the way for just about any RB? That way we can sustain our running production with ****s like Lesean, Darrell Williams, or Darwin Thompson. It doesn't really matter who. Any of them will work.

People are also having selective memories with Kareem Hunt.

2017 season when the Chiefs lost 5 of 6 games, Andy was giving Hunt less than 10 carries in multiple games during that stretch.

And that was with Alex Smith at QB.

Andy loves to pass, regardless of the talent at RB.