We saw the formula for this offense going forward against the Giants...

[petegz28]

As much as some don't want to admit or accept it, the fact is that the high-flying offense we have seen the last few years is gone for the moment. But we can change that if we force teams to defend something else.

1. Run the ball more. DW and Gore should be active in running and catching out of the backfield. Gore has patients and vision that CEH does not.

2. Take the shorter passes first and check down to the deeper pass. Quit waiting to see if someone deep will open up. Dink-dunk.

3. Patience. We ran the ball one drive for almost the entire drive and scored a TD. Next drive we never ran the ball once and punted.

The simple fact is teams are daring us to run the ball and play the short game betting that we either won't stick with it or will **** ourselves. If we quit turning over the ball the rest we can do.

Once we win a few games running the ball and playing ball control then teams will have no choice to start bringing more players down into the box and then we can go back to tearing shit up in the air.

Until then, 6 or 7 in the box should be run or dink-dunk with some PA pass. The RPO stuff might have to take a bit of a backseat for a bit.

[Lzen]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

Well, add 7 if Mahomes throws a better pass on the first drive.

Add at least 3 if Kelce doesn't fumble deep in NYG territory.

Simple.

Add 7 more if Mahomes throws a good pass deep down the middle to Hill. instead, he threw it short and too far to the outside. A good throw and that was an easy TD.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Lzen

Add 7 more if Mahomes throws a good pass deep down the middle to Hill. instead, he threw it short and too far to the outside. A good throw and that was an easy TD.

Execution, execution, execution.

This team has an execution problem.

Not a coaching problem.

[FloridaMan88]

Originally Posted by wachashi

Patrick is energized by the deep ball. His confidence is fueled by the improbable long-bomb throws only he can make. Without them, he's reduced to merely a top-five NFL QB.

Every 30+ yard completion is an Infinity Stone that he adds to his collection. He grows stronger with each one. Teams watch helplessly as 250 yards passing quickly becomes 500. His power accelerates exponentially.

He's got the Infinity Gauntlet but teams aren't letting him close his fist.

But it's only a matter of time before he does. And when that happens, defenses will turn to dust.

In probably their most recent great performance… in the AFC Championship Game vs Buffalo… Mahomes had several big passing plays, including a 71 yard play to Tyreek that were short passes turned into big gains.

[jettio]

Silly to talk about run versus pass as if every running play is the same and every passing play is the same.

The whole thing comes down to designing plays that succeed against the defensive formation being run.

Chiefs might do better to run from more traditional formations and run more traps and counters if the defense they are facing does not have any studs that defeat those plays early.

Using stats to argue for pass or run without knowing shit about the formations and personnel is like 4th graders helping one another fill out their tax forms.

[dirk digler]

Power out of under center 22p pic.twitter.com/aFAzxUBIaO

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Duo out of 13p under center pic.twitter.com/j3ahetYjCV

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[petegz28]

Gore is shifty enough to run out of the shotgun

[Hammock Parties]

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