unamed Chiefs coach: Going to SB's gets old

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by Titty Meat

Kelce alluded to how things were tough playing deep in the post season on his podcast too

Despite how much he's done with this organization, if his heart isn't in playing football anymore, we don't want him around either sadly.

We must push forward from this and we can't do it without people who aren't all-in to win another SB.

[dirk digler]

Originally Posted by Titty Meat

Kelce alluded to how things were tough playing deep in the post season on his podcast too

For players it is tough, not just for NFL players but this happens in other pro sports as well. All those extra games take a toll physically on your body. Shouldn't be tough for coaches though.

[Sassy Squatch]

They are tough. Very very tough. But the players are the ones that need the support the most, and having a coach that thinks like this useless schmuck would potentially be debilitating mentally.

[DrunkBassGuitar]

Originally Posted by Titty Meat

Kelce alluded to how things were tough playing deep in the post season on his podcast too

Kelce can say it because he's running and blocking and getting hit and the difficulty just ramps up.

An assistant coach? nah

[PAChiefsGuy]

He sounds like a spoiled bitch. I wish he would stfu and think about what some organizations are going through.

God ppl will find anything to whine about I swear. This team is too soft and the Eagles saw that and took advantage. There is a wear and tear that comes w this for sure but Chiefs need to embrace it and stop w the complaining. It's a great problem to have!

[smithandrew051]

There are plenty of hungry coaches out there who would take his place.

Sounds like a change is needed.

[PAChiefsGuy]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051

There are plenty of hungry coaches out there who would take his place.

Sounds like a change is needed.

Exactly

We don't need this type of attitude on the team especially w Mahomes here. Whoever this is - he needs to go. This isn't the team for him.

[Brooklyn]

its not just the pressure and fatigue while you are in the moment, but imagine the mental toll of envisioning yourself winning it. No one was going to say, hey history of a threepeat, congrats you're done!

The conversation would instantly go to a 4-peat, much like it did quite literally on the podium in Vegas. Its an unending weight that yeah, maybe made them think about we are gonna have to do this all over again and be in this exact same spot a year from now.

its not just and extra month. It literally fast forwards all the way to next year as that's all anyone would ever be talking about - the unbeatable Chiefs who will break their own history.

[FloridaMan88]

Originally Posted by Brooklyn

its not just the pressure and fatigue while you are in the moment, but imagine the mental toll of envisioning yourself winning it. No one was going to say, hey history of a threepeat, congrats you're done!

The conversation would instantly go to a 4-peat, much like it did quite literally on the podium in Vegas. Its an unending weight that yeah, maybe made them think about we are gonna have to do this all over again and be in this exact same spot a year from now.

Embracing that challenge is a winner’s mentality.

Clearly some of the coaches on Andy’s staff are lacking that mindset.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by Brooklyn

its not just the pressure and fatigue while you are in the moment, but imagine the mental toll of envisioning yourself winning it. No one was going to say, hey history of a threepeat, congrats you're done!

The conversation would instantly go to a 4-peat, much like it did quite literally on the podium in Vegas. Its an unending weight that yeah, maybe made them think about we are gonna have to do this all over again and be in this exact same spot a year from now.

I understand why a competitor like Mahomes jumped immediately to thinking about that (the next goal in a long line of goals he has for himself in this sport), but I almost thought doing so in the moment took away just how special it was what that team did last year.

The back-to-back was an incredible generational accomplishment in the modern NFL, it hadn't been done in 20 years for a reason. Let it breathe a bit.

[Titty Meat]

I agree any coach or player that was tired of going to super bowls should **** off

[wazu]

Sounds like something Matt Nagy would say.

[MahomesMagic]

I remember watching the Franchise episode where we were playing Cincinnati in the AFC Championship the year Mahomes had the ankle.


Dave Merritt and Brendan Daly were exhorting the players to "Send Us, Send Us (to the SB) and to "Make a Play" with a few minutes left in the game.


It gave me chills how intense they were.


Need that on the offensive staff moving forward.

[ThrobProng]

There's a very real chance that the Chicago Bulls would've pulled off an 8-peat, like the SNL sketch, had Jordan not taken two years off. I don't accept the fatigue excuse.

The loss is on the front office and coaching.

[Brooklyn]

Look, all I am saying is, the evidence was on the field. I don't think you can pin it squarely on any coach or vibe in the lockerroom. Credit to the Eagles for having an awesome team, but the Chiefs appear to have suffocated under the weight of all of this - past, present, and future history combined.

They actually slayed a dragon by getting farther than anyone in history, and much like the aftermath of :13 seconds game, they probably shot their load in doing so. I respect the hell out of these guys and love this team, but they are all humans end of the day. If any player or coach was feeling that way, I am not gonna begrduge them.