I hope Bill lands a job. Andy Reid isn't far behind and is 6 years younger. Chiefs will probably average 10-11 wins the next 5 years - Andy is going to overtake Bill at that rate unless Bill starts stacking up some wins as well.
Not sure why the Bills would over-react. They had a really bad run of injuries at an important position, the Chiefs took advantage, and in a closely fought contest that was the difference. Diggs is definitely regressing and Allen could use a weapon to take on WR2 that could eventually become a...
Not really the same though as Buffalo lost even more defenders at the LB spot in particular, where they had no decent backups (since those were in the game already). They had to pull a guy off the couch to start against Kelce! Chiefs would find that formula much more difficult to replicate...
That was my view of the game as well. McDermott couldn't hide his weakness and Reid/Mahomes pounded it. Probably would have been a different result if Bills were healthier but that's how NFL playoffs go. However, I don't think the Chiefs magically fixed their offense, they got a really favorable...
Reid and Mahomes saw the Bills' defensive injuries and mercilessly pounded them. The scoreboard lies - Chiefs dominated this game on yards per play. They managed to avoid third downs and therefore their biggest weakness (lack of receiver depth) by going after the backup linebackers on first and...
From the outside in, it's obviously safer to go with Vrabel.
Kraft has hired three coaches: Bill Parcells, Pete Carroll, and Bill Belichick. All three are likely going to the hall of fame. Bill Parcells was on the HOF track before Kraft hired him, Pete and Belichick were not. The Belichick...
I'm not in love with any of the non-Caleb QB prospects. We obviously need a QB but right now I'm wondering if trading down and just taking more shots across the board on QB and WR/OL would be more beneficial. For example, maybe getting Penix late first or JJ McCarthy in RD2 plus MHJ or...
Let's look at the last 12 years of SBs:
2022: Mahomes (mobile, but strong in pocket) over Hurts (mobile)
2021: Stafford (pocket) over Burrow (pocket)
2020: Brady (pocket) over Mahomes (mobile + pocket)
2019: Mahomes (mobile + pocket) over Garapollo (pocket)
2018: Brady (pocket) over Goff...
One and done once (this year). Last year they beat the Eagles in the wild card round. But yes - agreed with the general sentiment - he's clearly a Patriot with a nice epilogue in Tampa.
Nobody is saying we think he can surpass Brady. That ship has almost certainly sailed. I'm just saying what it would take to even build a Lebron vs. MJ argument, and the point is even that is a big stretch of accomplishment that isn't likely. So we are saying the same thing here
Yeah like I said - he has a chance, not that it’s likely (just to crack top 3, let alone even make a credible argument against Brady as the GOAT). The most likely outcome is that he stays mostly
healthy and puts up big stats, but wins 2 to maybe 3 rings. To me that puts him solidly in the 4-10...
Mahomes is fantastic and also has a great situation with Reid/Kelce, etc. He's well on his way to ~top 4-10 QBs of all time with a chance to kick out one of Manning/Montana from top 3. Doubt he really has a chance to threaten Tom as the GOAT but if he continues his statistical production +...
This isn't that complicated. Bring in an experienced OC that can run the playbook Mac and most of the offense already knows (e.g., BOB), bolster the OL through the draft and FA, and see if Mac can make a leap in Year 3 with true coaching support and players around him. If not, that sucks, but we...
It's more about game state. When you are in a neutral game state (early in game or close score) and neutral down & distance (e.g., 1st and 10) - should be passing the ball more. Then run the ball more when you are up or if you got 6-8 yards on first down pass. So you can run the ball more...
It's a long season. Cleanup the turnovers at a minimum and that game would've gone down to the wire. Offense needs to sort out an identity over the next few weeks.
I’d say by years 3-4 (2002-2003) Brady was showing the velocity that he would carry for the rest of his career. Certainly by 2004 he was putting frozen ropes 40+ yards in the air in horrible conditions in the AFC Championship game (not atypical of the types of throws he was making all of the...
Watching Tom Brady slinging it with zip and doing his Tom Brady thing commanding the offense at age 45 on a $25M contract is infuriating as a Pats fan. Does anyone think last year’s Pats or even this roster wouldn’t be a contender with Brady? Ugh. Sorry for the digression
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