Chiefs Bills defensive plan vs the Chiefs

**ChiTown** · 10-20-2022, 08:27 AM

Chris Meck has it right:

The best way to take pressure off your OT's is to be able to slow those DE's down by rushing the ball EFFECTIVELY. Jamming CEH up Thuney or Trey's ass doesn't scare anyone. Hell, there really aren't many DE's that can't get to Clyde if he slips past the LOS. Now, Isaiah (or JM1) getting past the LOS is a different story. They can actually break loose and do some damage. The problem is that we don't run enough for any of our backs, or OL to get into any sort of rhythm in the running game. You have to commit to it, and we have shown ZERO willingness or patience to do it. I get it, you have PMII in the backfield, so why not pass every down (or the overwhelming majority)? Well, the answer is because your OT's are DE turnstiles and it's not going to hold up against the better teams.

10-20-2022, 08:27 AM	#23
ChiTown Stroking to the SB Champs! Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Flatlands of Kansas Casino cash: $-351038	Chris Meck has it right: The best way to take pressure off your OT's is to be able to slow those DE's down by rushing the ball EFFECTIVELY. Jamming CEH up Thuney or Trey's ass doesn't scare anyone. Hell, there really aren't many DE's that can't get to Clyde if he slips past the LOS. Now, Isaiah (or JM1) getting past the LOS is a different story. They can actually break loose and do some damage. The problem is that we don't run enough for any of our backs, or OL to get into any sort of rhythm in the running game. You have to commit to it, and we have shown ZERO willingness or patience to do it. I get it, you have PMII in the backfield, so why not pass every down (or the overwhelming majority)? Well, the answer is because your OT's are DE turnstiles and it's not going to hold up against the better teams. __________________
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