Football Hard Knocks - In Season

**Baby Lee** · 12-11-2021, 09:32 PM

If you are Jonesing for more content, Hard Knocks has quietly decided to cover a season in-season.

It's the Colts, . . . hold up. . . . I know, believe that, I know.

But as far as Hard Knocks seasons go. It's surprising quality.

Conceptually, and as a Chiefs fan, I am soul-sworn to hate the Colts. . . . But MAN, they are a hard team to hate.

I'm sure there's tons of editing and narrative crafting going on, but this in-season coverage is starkly different from the drama and scramble and tensions of pre-season seasons. Across the squad, and the staff, and the families, and the fans, they come across as uniformly quality people, even if they are intrinsically the enemy.

I honestly think, after Belichik and Reid, when it comes to the overall notion of a coach as a culture-setter and an expectations-manager, Reich is going to continue to excel year after year, and their squad seems like genuinely good guys. Even their less talented prospects, you find yourself musing how well they would mesh here with the Chiefs. You appreciate their grind.

It's on HBO streaming, and if you ever liked Hard Knocks, or if you like the stories behind the game, this is shaping up to be one of the better seasons, and it's not even being publicized.

12-11-2021, 09:32 PM	Topic Starter
Baby Lee Supporter Join Date: Aug 2000 Casino cash: $6838598	Hard Knocks - In Season If you are Jonesing for more content, Hard Knocks has quietly decided to cover a season in-season. It's the Colts, . . . hold up. . . . I know, believe that, I know. But as far as Hard Knocks seasons go. It's surprising quality. Conceptually, and as a Chiefs fan, I am soul-sworn to hate the Colts. . . . But MAN, they are a hard team to hate. I'm sure there's tons of editing and narrative crafting going on, but this in-season coverage is starkly different from the drama and scramble and tensions of pre-season seasons. Across the squad, and the staff, and the families, and the fans, they come across as uniformly quality people, even if they are intrinsically the enemy. I honestly think, after Belichik and Reid, when it comes to the overall notion of a coach as a culture-setter and an expectations-manager, Reich is going to continue to excel year after year, and their squad seems like genuinely good guys. Even their less talented prospects, you find yourself musing how well they would mesh here with the Chiefs. You appreciate their grind. It's on HBO streaming, and if you ever liked Hard Knocks, or if you like the stories behind the game, this is shaping up to be one of the better seasons, and it's not even being publicized.
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