Call it any way you want. The wrong choice way made to move the ball. He was under pressure and every downfield receiver was in double coverage. The checkdown was the right choice.

Sexy Rexy fan club!

ROFL@ the usual suspects pining for the checkdown. JFC. Unbelievable.

Well, don't worry LC; you'll be getting more that you can cram in to your ****ing stat book this season.

He'll be alright. The fumble wasn't good but neither was the dropped TD by Kelce

@Jacobs71: Tyler Bray with the perfect pass to Rico Richardson in stride on the deep ball. Houses it. #Chiefs

@TJCarpenterWHB: Bray to Rico Richardson on a big play down the sideline. Alex Smith isn't making that throw. Bray still needs to do it in a game. #Chiefs

@KCChiefs_Reid: Final play for Bray, deep ball to Rico for the TD it #ChiefsCamp

Don't worry. He can throw the deep ball. Everything will work out. I'm sure of it. :thumb:

Did not recognize the pressure until too late. Relies too much on his arm to bail him out rather than making the correct decision. For him to be able to be successful throwing a deep ball, he must learn to be able to keep the defense honest. Missing the the open receiver and throwing into double coverage will negate his ability to throw deep passes successfully. But that really has always been his knock. Not being able to make the correct decision.

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He'll learn. I'm putting my stock where it belongs.

even when he opted not to check down and threw that deep ball into double coverage he tried to put in a spot where both defenders had no chance at it

yea it was inaccurate and sailed out of bounds on the back side shoulder of the WR, but the arm strength is there, and so is the ball placement more times than not


I'm fine with him throwing picks or whatever if it means we have a gunslinger than it will take a gamble with his arm strength and blow the top of the defense

a lot of these defenses are today are made to just cover and give up the dink and dunk, as because most QBs make their living in the short and intermediate game, so the middle is always cluttered.

While the Chiefs defense shined, the offense was able to exploit it around midway through practice, when, during 11-on-11, Chiefs QB Tyler Bray found WR Rico Richardson for the deep score, down the left sideline.



"It was just basically a double-move play," Richardson said. "I kind of figured Tyler (Bray) was going to come to me. He knows I’m fast and he says he loves fast receivers; it was basically a hitch-and-go. The DB bit on it and he threw it up and I went and got it."

Richardson had a few catches against the Saints. He might make a good 4th WR/slot guy.

Dude is a statue in the pocket though

I guess for that game at least, it was because the one time he tryed stepping up in the pocket, he got blindsided and fumbled.