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Old 08-13-2016, 06:06 PM  
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From a guy who wasn't able to watch today... what was good/bad?
Summarize the game for me in only the way Chiefs Planet can. I don't want to read what the paid homer BJ Kissel or anyone on Arrowhead Pride has to say.
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Old 08-13-2016, 07:06 PM   #46
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I for some reason like DaRon Brown as a WR for his ability to work the zone openings and go over the middle of the field. Something I don't see any other WR do besides Maclin or the TEs. Everyone else seems to work the sideline, bubble screen, post, etc. (not sure if it's by design or not)

Obviously the Hollywood Hogan throwing to him couldnt get him the ball but Brown was open quite a bit just from going over the middle. It was refreshing to see from a WR working in the slot. (this is something Albert Wilson is absolutely dog shit at)
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Old 08-13-2016, 07:06 PM   #47
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He was fairly wide open in the end zone on the play that went to Maclin
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Old 08-13-2016, 07:06 PM   #48
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Isn't the idea that Dee Ford can play off the LoS dead?

Doesn't he just have to play RDE/ROLB (Hali's position) or nothing?

He just is lost in space and playing Houston's position demands that ability.


I never understood WTF they put him behind Houston instead of Hali anyway.
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Old 08-13-2016, 07:07 PM   #49
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Old 08-13-2016, 07:08 PM   #50
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I for some reason like DaRon Brown as a WR for his ability to work the zone openings and go over the middle of the field. Something I don't see any other WR do besides Maclin or the TEs. Everyone else seems to work the sideline, bubble screen, post, etc. (not sure if it's by design or not)

Obviously the Hollywood Hogan throwing to him couldnt get him the ball but Brown was open quite a bit just from going over the middle. It was refreshing to see from a WR working in the slot. (this is something Albert Wilson is absolutely dog shit at)
I liked Brown to make the 53 last year but spent the season on the PS.

He flashed some ability today and if it continues, the Chiefs are going to face some tough cuts at the WR position.
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Old 08-13-2016, 07:10 PM   #51
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4th and 5th teams sucked. Hogan is a baddie.

1sts 2nd and 3rds looked decent to good.
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Old 08-13-2016, 07:12 PM   #52
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My bad.
Was watching FOX coverage and they announced he caught a reception - might have confused him with Mike Williams - why I do not know.
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Isn't the idea that Dee Ford can play off the LoS dead?

Doesn't he just have to play RDE/ROLB (Hali's position) or nothing?

He just is lost in space and playing Houston's position demands that ability.


I never understood WTF they put him behind Houston instead of Hali anyway.
Don't say it too loud - the "few" members of the Dee Ford fan club will come with their justifications of why he needs more time.....

Just no football sense in his play.
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Old 08-13-2016, 07:15 PM   #54
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Nick Foles was a good get. Bray and Murray not ready for prime time. Hogan looked awful. Bray was really off. Murray was OK. But none of those guys could fill in for Smith. Foles could. That was a great move by the front office.
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Old 08-13-2016, 07:18 PM   #55
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yea it's a shame Jeff Fisher and his crappy coaching almost ruined Foles
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Bray is garbage. Murray at least has some upside and could be a backup someday.
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Old 08-13-2016, 07:19 PM   #57
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Nick Foles was a good get. Bray and Murray not ready for prime time. Hogan looked awful. Bray was really off. Murray was OK. But none of those guys could fill in for Smith. Foles could. That was a great move by the front office.
Murray was 3/5 for 52 yards. He had command of the offense and his passes were sharp.

While I think that Foles is a better back up at this point due to his experience, Murray has a come a long, long way since his rookie season and I'd be totally fine with him at #3.
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Old 08-13-2016, 07:21 PM   #58
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Most of the guys we added to the roster this year looked good and flashed today.

Schwartz was fantastic
Streater was solid and had an amazing catch
Jones, Ehinger, White, Hill and Nicolas all looked good from our draft class

Honestly the draft class looks like it has a few guys who will make good impacts this year.
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He was fairly wide open in the end zone on the play that went to Maclin
You're absolutely right.
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He looked like somebody shook AIDS and butt cancer up in a hobo's rusty jizzin can.
He wasn't that bad, he had some nice plays that should have been caught. Heck of an arm.

Murray looked better, having nice touch on a couple of passes with some zip.

Foles started out well but Hogan was pretty bad.
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