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The big issue as of now is he’s got happy feet, no trust to stand in the pocket.
But he’s actually making things worse on him by running backwards and getting the tackles beat bad. He needs to start sliding through the B gaps if he wants to escape. |
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Has Reid fixed what wasn’t broken?
The other play that stood out live was missing Hill wide open in the end zone. That was a play where he backed out of the pocket, which didn’t look like he needed to, and threw an incompletion elsewhere that had no chance. I know it’s picky but it’s definitely something they are probably looking at as well. We just aren’t used to seeing this from the offense so I have to wonder the causes.
Just took a quick look as I suspect this might be a lot about Reid and last season his first half and second half y/a were 8.7 and 8.9 respectively. This season his second half y/a is down from basically all other situations at 7.6 with his first half being a healthy 9 y/a. So that definitely points to a trend that we’ve seen in the second half not involving nearly as much aggressive passing. |
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A lot of it is Mahomes fault. I don't know whether it's the injuries or what but he's missing open players(either by making a bad throw or by not even throwing to them) a lot more than he did last year.
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The offensive line is a problem.. they got their shit pushed in every other play... But... **** the pats.. we won..
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Mahomes needs some film study. |
I don’t think this is all Reid, mahomes has happy feet, interior of the line has been awful. You seen him running backwards instead of stepping up in the pocket at times. He has 3 games to figure it out before the playoffs but confident he will.
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Pat's not right. Too many injuries and the OL is sub par.
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