Non-offensive-touchdowns

[RippedmyFlesh]

No I am stating that the non-offensive touchdowns rate is historically good winning the chiefs many games. Balance would require a good/average offense.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by RippedmyFlesh

No I am stating that the non-offensive touchdowns rate is historically good winning the chiefs many games. Balance would require a good/average offense.

Sounds to me that if the D and ST are scoring as many TD's as the offense, then you do in fact have a "balanced team" or balanced productivity, anyway.

That said, shouldn't the ratio be "unbalanced"?

[RippedmyFlesh]

Originally Posted by Dagnabit

Sounds to me that if the D and ST are scoring as many TD's as the offense, then you do in fact have a "balanced team" or balanced productivity, anyway.

That said, shouldn't the ratio be "unbalanced"?

In a ideal world yes.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by RippedmyFlesh

In a ideal world yes.

Need to shore up that line and running game, get something going through the line as well as to the left and right of it.
Wouldn't hurt to have another high-end WR though I'm fairly confident that the current roster would fare better under a more capable signal-caller. Those guys are running all over the field, hands in the air, screaming "I'M OPEN, RIGHT HERE DUDE" to no avail.
Gotta' make those reads and see the whole picture regardless of whatever Reid has dialed-up. Sweet jeebus, one would hope that Reid's passing plays give the QB more than one option if needed.

[RippedmyFlesh]

Originally Posted by Dagnabit

Need to shore up that line and running game, get something going through the line as well as to the left and right of it.
Wouldn't hurt to have another high-end WR though I'm fairly confident that the current roster would fare better under a more capable signal-caller. Those guys are running all over the field, hands in the air, screaming "I'M OPEN, RIGHT HERE DUDE" to no avail.
Gotta' make those reads and see the whole picture regardless of whatever Reid has dialed-up. Sweet jeebus, one would hope that Reid's passing plays give the QB more than one option if needed.

It seems like they never rollout smith anymore. He seemed to throw better on the run than just sitting in the pocket.

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by RippedmyFlesh

It seems like they never rollout smith anymore. He seemed to throw better on the run than just sitting in the pocket.

Seems like teams always know when we try. Rolls out... looks looks... throws to the sideline.. either well out of bounds or what would take a perfect catch.

I think defenses are figuring out what Andy does.. and he's not adjusting well.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by RippedmyFlesh

It seems like they never rollout smith anymore. He seemed to throw better on the run than just sitting in the pocket.

Guy's legs must be popsicle sticks at this point, then. Sucks, because in an offense like Reid's, you need as many options as you can get.

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

Originally Posted by Dagnabit

Need to shore up that line and running game, get something going through the line as well as to the left and right of it.
Wouldn't hurt to have another high-end WR though I'm fairly confident that the current roster would fare better under a more capable signal-caller. Those guys are running all over the field, hands in the air, screaming "I'M OPEN, RIGHT HERE DUDE" to no avail.
Gotta' make those reads and see the whole picture regardless of whatever Reid has dialed-up. Sweet jeebus, one would hope that Reid's passing plays give the QB more than one option if needed.

Definitely lots of opportunities that Smith doesn't see because he's fixed on the pllay at hand. Wide recievers are open all over the place many times.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by Hog Farmer

Definitely lots of opportunities that Smith doesn't see because he's fixed on the pllay at hand. Wide receivers are open all over the place many times.

We talk a lot about Reid and clock-management. While maybe not as "exciting" as trying to screen-run your way down the field, the establishment of a more traditional, grind-out running game would help him greatly in that particular area. Chiefs used to use that style of running to both run the clock and wear out the opposing defense.
"Air Wilson" worked a lot better with Lynch in the backfield.