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..or most certainly after the Titans playoff debacle. That second half was 2013 Colts bad. |
This is why Andy Reid makes you nervous. Everyone knew Bob should of been fired at least three years ago if not longer.
Why did Andy keep him? Loyalty, Andys own ego and inability to admit his mistake? Either way it cost the team and city a Super Bowl appearance so the Bob hatred will have a permanent place in Chiefs lore. |
The most annoying part of this thread :
It's amazing how many people post "should of" instead of "should have". It's "should've", which is a contraction for "should have". For ****'s sake. And before anyone accuses me of being a grammar nazi, I'm not. I make mistakes in context all the time. But "should of" instead of "should've" is fifth grade shit. |
Is it any coincidence that the Atlanta Falcons suck (even more) ever since Sutton was hired on as an assistant there? I think not.
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Ward was a rookie. No way he goes against what Grandpa Bob tells him to do
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In fact, Andy seems incapable of beating the Titans. I'll be scared shitless if they come back to Arrowhead. |
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But, again, to be fair, the play where Tyreek streaked downfield wide open on a fly pattern and Alex Smith just didn't have the physical ability to get him the ball is what got Mahomes drafted. Guaranteed. Clay has a gif of that play. |
He should of been fired earlier but it is what it is. Theirs no point in playing the should of, could of, would of game...
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And let's not forget the phantom holding call on Fisher during the two point try, either. I don't know what's worse, that call or the non-fumble when Derick Johnson just obliterated Mariota on his sack. Still to this day how those calls went down makes no sense to me. |
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Hopefully this was weeks ago - Ward needs to have his nose in the playbook, not f'ing around on shitty Twitter.
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