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Old 05-25-2016, 07:22 PM  
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Alex Smith: Chiefs' offensive strategy will look much different this year
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Alex Smith says the Kansas City Chiefs are always changing and in a way he's right. The Chiefs offense will change. The personnel, however, doesn't seem to be changing around him as much as other teams which is a good thing.

Alex was asked about this being his fourth year and how the Chiefs offense changes as the team's personnel changes.

"For sure, especially with Coach Reid, nothing's chiseled in rock," Alex said via quotes from the Chiefs. "We are constantly changing and constantly trying to get better. He grinds over using the talent we have and how can we make it better and put guys in good situations and take advantage of strengths. We're always changing."

The Chiefs found out last year that they have a lot of talent at running back after Jamaal Charles went down. It makes me wonder if the offense will change in a way to highlight that strength at running back.

"I think they spent a lot of time after the season," Alex continued, "looking back at the entire collection of last season, all the snaps and really, what is our identity, where do we need to go from here, what are we good at, what do we need to maybe kick out of the offense, what do we need to add on, build on, things like that. I feel like it's constantly changing."

I found this interesting: Alex said they looked at the tape of their first OTA session last year. "Very, very different the install that went in today, very different than last year's install." Hmm.

"And then obviously there's going to be a big change when you add (Matt) Nagy and (Brad Childress) in there," Alex said. "They've spent a lot of time this offseason, really, I think, trying to clean that stuff up with Coach Reid. You're always changing."

What's not changing that much is the Chiefs personnel. Jeremy Maclin is back again. Both Jamaal Charles and Travis Kelce - along with Alex and Maclin, the Chiefs most important offensive players - are going into their fourth year together. Albert Wilson is going into his third year. Chris Conley in his second year. There's some continuity on offense.
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Old 10-04-2016, 09:13 AM   #166
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Got the best response to this play.

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Also the safety appears to be working back to Conley in the original picture so I'm no sure he's actually as open as he looks.
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There's no safety behind Conley. He's behind all 11 defenders.
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The safety by Maclin appears to be running to cut off Conley.
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Old 10-04-2016, 09:23 AM   #167
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Remember THIS play.
Even has a checkdown to the running back open for a huge play. Smith is just ****ing worthless.
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Old 10-04-2016, 10:02 AM   #168
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There are four types of teams:

1) Boring but just win. Patriots.

2) Fun as heck. Result irrelevant. Falcons.

3) So much hope because of QB. Result irrelevant. Eagles etc.

4) Boring. Bad. No hope. Chiefs.

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Old 10-04-2016, 10:04 AM   #169
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There are four types of teams:

1) Boring but just win. Patriots.

2) Fun as heck. Result irrelevant. Falcons.

3) So much hope because of QB. Result irrelevant. Eagles etc.

4) Boring. Bad. No hope. Chiefs.

smh
You forgot 5) Fun as heck and win consistently. Bengals, Steelers, Packers, Seahawks.
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Old 10-04-2016, 10:10 AM   #170
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What the hell are the coaches telling him in film study? There's no way they don't see this? There's no way Alex himself doesn't see this immediately after the play on the sideline on the fancy new tablets. No wonder Maclin is having a shitty year - he's pissed his quarterback can't see anything developing down the field.
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What the hell are the coaches telling him in film study? There's no way they don't see this? There's no way Alex himself doesn't see this immediately after the play on the sideline on the fancy new tablets. No wonder Maclin is having a shitty year - he's pissed his quarterback can't see anything developing down the field.
Maclin has 20 catches for 244 yards.

That's about what he did last year.

He could be doing a lot more.
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"Shitty year". You're right - he could literally have nearly double the yards he does if Alex could read a play and not freak out at non existent pass rushers.
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Old 10-04-2016, 10:31 AM   #174
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What the hell are the coaches telling him in film study? There's no way they don't see this? There's no way Alex himself doesn't see this immediately after the play on the sideline on the fancy new tablets. No wonder Maclin is having a shitty year - he's pissed his quarterback can't see anything developing down the field.
Seriously, can you imagine being a QB coach and seeing this? How infuriating would that be?
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"Shitty year". You're right - he could literally have nearly double the yards he does if Alex could read a play and not freak out at non existent pass rushers.
That is one of the most hilarious things. Ball is snapped, 1 second goes by and Alex is looking for an escape route.
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What the hell is this guy doing. Faux Tony Gonzalez is WIDE OPEN and he checks it down to Reek for a yard. ****'s sake.
Dude I called someone out yesterday on this. They said it was a bad play call by Reid. It's his favorite passing concept, snag/spot. Dude is WIDE OPEN... but.. bad play call andy!!
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And look at 3 Pittsburg defenders covering Hill out of the backfield while Maclin runs down the sideline uncovered and one of the tight ends is uncovered. They must have studied the film.
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And look at 3 Pittsburg defenders covering Hill out of the backfield while Maclin runs down the sideline uncovered and one of the tight ends is uncovered. They must have studied the film.
Christ, I was focusing on Ross Travis that I didn't even notice how wide the **** open Maclin was. Haha, wow.
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But Alex is so smart, the gigabytes, the great football mind.
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Christ, I was focusing on Ross Travis that I didn't even notice how wide the **** open Maclin was. Haha, wow.
Not to defend AS but I only see 8-9 defenders on the screen.

Some of the other gifs\images are really damning though. Time to start Foles IMO.
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