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I agree we gotta put the pressure on. I think he gets some grace for having a team this young. But I just think people are revising history about how spags has costed us much of anything yet. Or that we have no reason for optimism that he can turn things around for the playoffs. |
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The floor is not 27-29. |
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The worst part about his d is his reluctance to use speed defensive ends
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Mike Danna and Frank Clark are our speed rushers LMAO
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The secondary was trash, Hitchens and Neimann had to be replaced and our DL outside of Chris Jones was bad. We hadn’t drafted a 1st rd defender since Marcus Peters. That’s 6 years without premier young talent from the first rd. And boy did they sure look like it last year. We were an old defense that needed a reset. I get that people are pissed about the pass rush but we cannot fix every single problem in one offseason. This was never a one year fix. But this off-season money will open up and I expect us to attack the pass rush. |
Having Mahomes with no pass rush is a double edged sword. We can get up big but when the other team is forced to pass....we can't consistently put pressure on them.
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You hear a lot from the talking heads on TV that the Chiefs routinely put their corners in challenging situations (Dan Orlovsky mentioned it this morning for example).
Is this referring to the Chiefs putting their corners in a lot of one on one man coverage? It seems like we’ve seen several instances of soft zone coverage this year. The Chiefs have seemingly had communication issues and coverage breakdowns (especially in goal line situations) both last year with a more veteran secondary and this year with rookies/younger players so is the scheme the problem? |
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We could do a lot worse than Spags but I also think there are people available who would do better. |
We have a pass rush problem but are at 42 sacks and on pace for 55.
6 sacks and 11 QB hits yesterday. A causal fan looking at boxscore stats would think we’re elite LMAO |
DEN had 13 drives yesterday. 7 ended with punts. 2 ended with INTs by the KC defense.
DEN scored on four drives. Three of which occurred within less than 20 minutes and accounted for 34 snaps, essentially back to back with little to no rest. The average length of drive for the other 9 DEN drives was 8.1 yards per drive. |
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