Patriotards

**** off.

Seriously go sit on a pineapple.

So sick and tired of idiots thinking they know more than one of the best coaches in the history of the NFL

Pat threw one pass in the second half over 25 yards in the second half (IIRC), after that he threw underneath. And that ball was underthrown. Pretty sure that was because of his hand. Also, I think Reid called a lot more running plays in the second half. And he'd just gashed a Pats for 17 points in the 2nd quarter. I'm hoping whatever is wrong with Mahomes' hand is minor and that he'll be fine in a few days.

1. Not one jet sweep or using Tyreek or Hardman coming around end. Waste

2. Every run was the same up the gut

3. I can't remember one screen, either direct or misdirection in the second half.

4. Only one deep throw attempt to Tyreek in 2nd half and he was double covered. (Not Reid's fault)

I did like some of the late Mahomes passes for 5-6 yards towards the sidelines that chewed up clock and moved the chains.

Unfortunately Reid has earned a lot of the questions about his coaching that come his way. Asking the questions and discussing them doesn’t mean thinking knowing more than him. Logic failure here from you.

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Exactly!

I have noticed Reiter getting pushed back a lot lately. Perhaps it has been there all along and I didn't notice but the last two games he has been getting dominated at the LOS. :mad:

I like Reid but I thought your comments were legitimate questions. Hopefully, Reid and staff recognize this. And Reid is known as a QB whisperer so he should be able to get Mahomes playing better hopefully by the time the playoffs roll around.

Chiefs were running this motion all night. They didn't hand the ball because NE is disciplined. It was effective.

This is wrong. Watch the game.

YOU AND EVERY OTHER SECOND-GUESSING A-HOLE DOESN'T WANT ANDY TO EVER THROW SCREENS. Make up your mind. There was TONS of misdirections. Watch the game.

GUYS, IT'S THE OFFENSIVE LINE.

I keep trying to tell you.

They're not very good inside, which limits the stuff we like to do. We can't do all the pulling and trapping like we did last year, because they're getting their ass kicked. That's the stuff that opened holes for the running backs. Injuries in those spots is part of the problem, but even the starters inside aren't very good. They still do SOME, but not like before, and not nearly as effectively as when it was Morse in there.

It's also why Patrick's getting happy feet and bailing too early. Because most of the time, one of those three inside gets whipped at the snap.

Reid would be insane if he didn't change the play calling. He's doing what he has to do.

I don't know why you guys can't see it. Try this next game: just watch the line. Watch them on every play. Don't watch Patrick (hard to do I know) but watch what happens up front.

This is accurate. So accurate. The Oline ****s itself with an AIDSstick covered in antifreeze. Daily.

This is also accurate.

Is it the Alexification of Mahomes by Reid?

Even the first drive it looked like he settled for forcing a couple of underneath routes when it appeared he had some routes breaking open behind them but wouldn't take the extra beat to go after them.

Mahomes looked pretty rough yesterday. The hand was obviously a factor as he was throwing balls without the customary zip. But the decision-making was different. He's feeling a lot of pressure that isn't there.

The good news is that it's not that sort of "Derek Carr Panic" where he feels phantom pressure and quits on a play. Even when he gets jittery, he's trying to move around and find a play to make. So I don't think he's 'broken' - he's just gotten into the habit of feeling like he HAS to make something happen and can't just run the offense.

Because this idea that Reid has neutered Mahomes is asinine. There are still downfield routes that are breaking open and guys for Mahomes to attack with downfield if he'll do it. He just isn't showing as much interest in it. That's not really on Andy - it's just that Mahomes isn't feelin' it right now. Here's hoping more reps (ideally more where he isn't taking blitzing LBers into his spleen) will get him a little more confident and have him back where he started the season.

I think that's because the Pats have (had) the #1 defense in league and took away the deep stuff, so we moved the ball in the most efficient way possible against the league's #1 ranked defense.

That drive to open the 3rd chewed so much clock and wore the defense down. Despite the penalties and Kelce's miscue, we played pretty much the perfect game to beat the Pats. In their house.

No QB under the age of 25 has ever done that before. Ever.