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The whole team fell apart in the fourth quarter. You can't kick field goals against a team like Houston; you need TDs, and you need them every time you're in the red zone. You can't give a team like the Texans a short field repeatedly following kickoffs, either. You can't give a team with a QB like Schaub and a receiver like Johnson unlimited time to pick your secondary apart. And if you get the ball with 3:30 to go, with the lead, on a day where you have over 400 yards of offense, you damn well ought to be able to run the ****ing clock out. That was just inexcusable. I don't care who makes the play, the QB (who missed the open receiver), or one of the runningbacks who's been prison-raping their defense all afternoon, SOMEBODY has to make a goddamn play. And the same goes for the defense at the end. Sack the QB, force a fumble, intercept a pass. DO SOMETHING.
Everybody was to blame. Coaches and players in all three phases. |
I rank it thusly:
1. Defense rolling over 2. Offense not closing the deal (particularly on the 3rd & 2 play) 3. Cassel not coming through in the clutch 4. Refs putting their balls on our chins and brushing our teeth with their dicks |
I voted Weis's playcall. Really, it is a tie to me between that and the defense. The reason I went with Weis is because it was such a bad playcall on a play that would have iced the game. Go with your strengths. Give the ball to Jones or Charles and let the clock run.
The defense sucked in the second half. But, the Texans have a great offense. Not making an excuse for them, but when you have the ball and a chance to put the game away and run out the clock, you have to do it. You simply can't give the ball back to an offense that explosive with that much time. |
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Anyone who blames Cassel for this loss is and idiot.
The defense let us down plain and simple. The 3rd and 2 call was bad, but the D forced 1 punt in the 2nd half. The rest of Houston's drives all resulted in TDs. No excuse for that. |
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our defense gave up 21 points in the 4th quarter (total - 35 pts,350 yrds ) and you still blame our QB? you and goatcheese are both drunk idiots |
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got Haley written all over it That's why coaching gets the blame right behind defensive collapse the two pooch kickoffs were reeruned too |
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I still blame the defense first for letting Houston back in the game, but saying the offense shouldn't take a lot of the blame just because they scored a ton of points is silly. |
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Guess you have to take the good with the bad... the 4th down calls cost us 3 points against the Colts and gained us 4 points against Houston... but in the 4th quarter, after watching the run game wear down the defense all day, you do what works. |
It's impossible to pick one cause for this loss. There were miscues/failures on the part of many different people and if almost any of them had been avoided the Chiefs might have won this game. None of them were THE cause of the loss.
I agree with those who say that blaming the refs is weak sauce, but it's even weaker sauce to blame the play calling in this game, IMO. The Chiefs' offense played very well today and a big part of that was the play calling. |
I voted defense. DJ played like his d self rather than new self. Hali got ****ed again but needs to ay through it.
Flowers was a stud and yes the non call was BS. All things considered we beat ourselves but not in any way that isn't correctable so I can be pissed but deal with it. We lose next week and then I am concerned. |
Up by 10 and kick it to the 35 that's returned to our 45. Genious!
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Defense shit the bed.
If you score more than 30 points and have a big lead toward the end of the game, you have to blame the D. |
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