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Originally Posted by TigerUppercut
The most successful quarterbacks are the ones that can eliminate those horrendous plays and take advantage of what the defense gives them. In the NFL, an outstanding play doesn't negate a bad mistake. When you're making mistakes you bring out your defense which is more susceptible to exhaustion than the offense
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Patrick Mahomes II is quick to learn from his mistakes and not do them again. Andy Reid has bragged about Patrick learning from his mistakes.
I assume making the punt team come out more often than leading scoring drives would be of mistakes that keeps putting the defense on the field & is more susceptible to exhaustion than the offense. We won't have that trouble moving on with Patrick Mahomes II because he will be making more touchdowns than punts.
How many punts did the Chiefs average in 2016?