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I guess our bozos have found a scape goat even though he was playing maybe one of his best games. He was by no means perfect but I bet my ass off the people who keep complaining about him actually cant even point out 2-3 plays that were bad.
It was clearly a penalty. You cannot obstruct the receiver right to the ball when you don't even know where the ball is.
If he was playing the ball he had a right to the position, playing the man he doesn't
It is pretty fitting that most of the people here that ***** about the defense at the same time dont even take a second to praise KC for coming up with some creative stuff. Many motions, shifts.. puts a stress on a defense, especially early in the season..
Damn, i forgit how negative the people are in this thread...i'll tell you how this game is gonna work out. The Chiefs score a TD right after the half with the Patriots anwsering right away. Then the Pats get a 3and out, get a FG, Defense gets a TO, Brady takes Advantage and gets a TD, game over.
