Chris Simms: "JuJu's Injury is Patrick Mahomes Fault"
 

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Around the 0:30 and 3:30 mark. This is quite a wild take from Chris Simms, victim blaming Mahomes for throwing to the open receiver.

That’s a pretty low blow. That being said, mahomes did hang juju a little out to dry.

The doesn’t stop the excuse circus for what Cisco did and I still can’t believe all the BS around it. The new narrative is that juju was leading with his helmet. As if in a split second he made a conscious decision to truck Cisco.

In isolation it would be fine except he hit like this 3 times which means the guy is more interested in hit sticking defenseless receivers vs making an actual play on the ball

Doc may have went a little too far and removed some of Simm's brain cells along with his spleen.

Simms is special needs.

I used to feel sorry for Chris Simms whenever a smug douche like Florio would call him stupid.

But I see why they do it now, because as smart as he can be sometimes, he’s just as capable of being a ****ing dumbass of the highest order

That's a ridiculous take. If you want to see a hospital pass, look at what Peyton Manning used to do to his slot receivers.

It's plainly obvious he wasn't trying to actually tackle anybody. Look at his arms in this photo of the hit on MVS.

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EDIT: Just realized Cisco isn't in this picture (I think he's #23). Weird.

I mean, it's partially true. The penalty for defenseless receiver didn't even exist until a few years ago, and it's true that QBs should be aware when they're leading the receiver into a big hit.

It happens sometimes, and the hit definitely should have been penalized. But Pat DOES need to be a little more careful there.

He's not wrong. Mahomes has to see that safety waiting to blow up his receiver. Mahomes is usually great about knowing where the defenders are and not setting his receiver up for a hit but he's not perfect. Watching the replay the first time, I thought the same thing.

Man from the All 22 angle right as Patrick threw the ball…Juju looks open with some space in front of him.

It closed fast but damn.

Not gonna lie, it crossed my mind on both of his throws to JuJu and MVS

The safety was engaged with another receiver at the point Pat threw the ball.

Bullshit. The take is absolute lunacy as is yours

Exactly. He threw to a WIDE OPEN receiver in NFL terms. How the **** did he lead him to get hit?

I don't believe this to be the case, but Mahomes did say he felt bad for leading Juju into that hit with the pass he threw. I thought that was pretty awesome of him, and indicated that protecting his receivers is part of his mental calculation.