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usual defensive surge is happening
16th overall 15th yards per play 19th scoring 25th pass 11th net yards gained per pass attempt 5th rush 13th rush yards per attempt chiefs are basically an average defense now |
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3rd in pressures :evil: |
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A 'no brainer' to bring him back... |
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Now can you figure out how the defense is ranked just over the last three games? Bet that defensive ranking is even better. |
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Jones and Dunlap at end. Karlaftis at nose. Willie Gay is big here in his slow walk as a spy to force the RG to account for him so the RT has to block Chris Jones one on one which is going to be a mismatch. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/JacobsEyeInTheSky?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#JacobsEyeInTheSky</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> <a href="https://t.co/OBxIhKsfpo">pic.twitter.com/OBxIhKsfpo</a></p>— Nick Jacobs (@Jacobs71) <a href="https://twitter.com/Jacobs71/status/1592654008367616000?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 15, 2022</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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jones has looked like reggie white at end this year....dude is getting PAID
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Yeah, Jones has been playing at an DPOTY level all year…and will only become more productive as Karlaftis refined his technique and if Frank Clark comes back playing at the same level he did against SF.
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And shows what Spags blitzes do even when we DON'T blitz. Gay !@#$ed that play up by simply existing. And because he didn't rocket upfield, he could have dropped into short zones for crossers or what not. And since we only sent 3, that left 7 in coverage w/ Gay as the spy. Even mediocre coverage snuffs that play out once Jones got isolated on the RT. That's a Spags win that Jones ultimately finished. Point - Spags. Just an outstanding call there. |
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But who's counting? Yeah - he's a turd. |
Chris Jones is absolutely playing at DPOY status right now. He needs to be extended
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i think this defense is going to be nasty come january that's the perfect practice against josh allen too, gay SHOULD be spying allen on every third down you almost wonder if they practiced some buffalo calls against jacksonville since you have some of the same kind of talent there with lawrence's legs and their receivers |
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I can see that... |
Interesting take from Etienne:
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Ascending difference makers, both of them. |
Darius Harris is underrated. He would be a beast in an expanded role.
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Paul Alexander was on Miller/Kirwin's show on NFL Network radio, and they were talking about Chris Jones. He brought up that Jones sometimes could be a liability against the run, but it's not as much of a deal this year because he's being moved around on the line more than he ever has and also because Spagnuolo is using that to his advantage and putting our LBs in positions to close gaps off if Jones goes too aggressive on a rush when it ends up being run. I know the complaint doesn't apply to speedier Will backers who are still valuable to modern defenses, particularly if they can rush the passer as well, but LBs have been kind of the interior OL of the defense in terms of losing their positional value. But damn, when they suck, it makes your defense suck. And when they're great, it makes a ton of other things around you on defense also great. |
This guy has to be one of the most underrated coordinators in history. Whenever we rushed 4 we didn't even sniff Herbert, so Spags dials up his creative blitzes and we end up with a ton of sacks (most by far LAC has allowed in a game, and they hadn't allowed many all year).
That's not easy to do, and 99% of coordinators either don't make the (any) adjustment, or don't scheme something that works. Like they just send the house and get burned. The timing, the way it's hidden pre-snap, just genius. |
I know we all love our coaching staff, but it really struck me when Sneed had to leave the game for a bit that we were running with three rookie cornerbacks and playing well. That's dang impressive. It reminded me of the 49ers' ascent back in the 80s when they started three rookies in the defensive backfield and thrived.
The Chiefs can identify talent and they can develop talent. |
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He's been a major major asset this year. |
spags is the perfect coordinator for the mahomes era
no matter the stats, his defense BALLS OUT in the second half of games consistently |
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2nd to last offensive play for the Chargers was an absolute gem. D lined up with wide tackles and LB’s with wide splits leaving the middle of the LOS open.
Herbert saw that on his drop back and decided to attempt the run. But I think Spags goaded him into that as Jones went across the face of the guard or center as Herbert came forward and nailed him for the 3 yard sack/loss. If that was coached that way, it was ****ing brilliant. |
What a game for Spags. D gives up 20-pts in 1st half then 7 in the 2nd. Great job making adjustments
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He and his staff held LAC to 115 yards of total offense in the 2nd half. 5 drives, one score. And it's not the first time this season.
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The defense has made large improvements every year as the season progressed since Spags was hired. This year is no different. The team has 32 sacks and is currently tied for 4th in the league. 14 of the sacks have came in the last 3 games.
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Karlaftis
McDuffie Watson Williams Chenal Cook All of those rookies are playing significant snaps and excelling. The rest of the season should show us a defense that’s playing with a lot of swagger as they continue yo be coached up snd build on communication. |
Isn’t this arguably the best defense we have had since spags has been here?
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Chiefs are 4th in the league in sacks.
Already with more than we had in the entirety of last season. Spags + Cullen = godmode |
Spags is a ****ing magician. All of those rookies playing key roles, and playing well. It's NUTS what he's doing.
And especially the second half of games, when it is most important. And also, nobody can dial up a blitz at a key moment like Spags. I mean it's like serious genius. As far as I'm concerned, he can stay here with Andy until they both retire. |
I wanted him so badly but Gruden stayed with PG.
Sigh. |
Can you imagine if we had (a)nother STAR DE
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i will see you soon |
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Prediction, 2 weeks from now. J. Chase catches a TD pass and there will be half a dozen posts in the GDT how much Spags sucks.
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Shut down the Chargers in the second half. That Allen catch on 3rd and 18 was clear opi and Williams played him perfectly but got pushed off as the ball was coming down. Spags is a very good coach. Aside from Fangio and maybe Quinn, you won't find a better defensive coordinator in this league.
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I know he has been nails at making adjustments during 2nd half. My question is are we running base entire first half and shell the entire 2nd half?
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Spags is such a refreshment. Remember before spags was here the lack of halftime adjustments?
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I don't know how or why it happens. Josh Allen rattled at his own goaline, lets him off the hook. Herbert on 3rd and 18 after getting wrecked by Gay, lets go easy here, go ahead and have a cigarette back there while you read the field. Zero blitz on 3rd n 27 while a guy sets the rookie receiving record on your ass all day. Just inexplicable gaffes at the worst times. Uh oh Spagnolio and Reverend Billy Graham are two people that can make a hundred thousand people all yell Jesus Christ simultaneously. |
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Sutton wasn't any better. Always trying to fit square pegs in round holes, leaving talent on the shelf because of the above, predictable unimaginative play-calling of a 12-year-old . . . Spags turned the defense into a resilient, aggressive, unpredictable, situationally proficient unit, even with wholesale turnover twice in just 4 years. The man deserves more credit than what he gets from Chief Fan. |
Steve Spagnuolo post-game presser:
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1. It takes a whole half for Steve and his crew to figure shit out. That's why there's no adjustments until half. IMO, I'd lik to see that figured out much sooner, but that looks like that's not going to be the case. They play much better after half adjustments, so we just have to hope that the games don't get away from us in the first half, and we have a chance. 2. Put the lousy no pressure 3rd n 18 on his players. Thought the d line would get more pressure than it did (at least that's what I got out of it) and Josh shoukd have located the ball. Even though he knew there's a rocket arm back there that can make any throw. Football is all about situations. You've harassed the guy with pressure all night. Bring pressure again, and the receivers likely don't have time to get 18 yards downfield. Instead, you choose to give him all day to make a throw, which leads your unit to giving up what is a back breaking score on 31 other nfl teams. It was good to see the O pull it out, but we'd been in similar spots before this year where the back breaking score beat us because they intercepted the ball on our final series against Indy, and Buffalo. So Patrick can't always pull your ass out of the fire. We have a coin flip o line. They might do their job, or Patrick could be under fire all day. These are young guys, it's his job to help them out, and I'm sorry but no pressure on 3rd n 18 with an arm like Herbert has, you're just asking for him to smoke you. You'll never convince me that only rushing 4 was the right call there. Pass the buck or whatever, I guess Jones should have taken up 3 guys instead of just the 2 all night right? |
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I dont' like the 3rd and long stuff. It's a damned if you do damned if you don't thing. Bring pressure, you're in danger
Sit back you're in danger. |
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You don't have to zero blitz. You can send an extra guy. It's totally fine. Also not for nothing, but is nobody concerned that Steve Spagnuolo could not answer a question about Palmers TD to take the lead because he couldn't remember it? Like, what? I have no involvement with this game other than the 3 hours as a fan watching live, and I knew immediately what play the reporter was asking about. Also, it's Tuesday at the time of this presser, which means he should have already reviewed film to make corrections, and after living the game in real time, and again reviewing the film, he STILL doesn't remember the play that gave up the lead with 1:46 remaining? It really explains a lot. I'm expecting these coaches to call plays and gameplan drawing from their vast experiences over the years. But if this dude can't remember the ****ing play that surrendered the lead 2 days removed from the game, AFTER watching the film, then he's drawing from 2 things. Jack, and shit. I just can't believe the guy can't remember the play. |
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Sometimes one extra guy isn't enough and now you've compromised yourself on the back end. 5 man rushes aren't great. I'm fine with feast or famine. Go big or go home. Bring pressure and make sure it gets there or don't even bother. If you bring a little pressure, like a 5 man rush, and it doesn't get there, you're ****ed too. |
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We’re 11th in 3rd down defense but sometimes I feel like not having a good enough pad rush gets us.
Man watching a team like Dallas with 4 good edge rushers is suffocating. Vikings were 1/11 on 3rd down and a big part of that was the fear of God from their pass rushers. Hope Veach can get us a pass rush like that next year. |
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If you're good with a dude having no memory of the biggest play of the game for his unit, and can't answer any questions about it, continue living your quite blissful ignorance. |
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Here's how the LAC drives went in the second half: PUNT - 9yds PUNT - 9yds FUMBLE - 43yds TD - 63yds INT - (-5yds) Wallcrawler: "iT's NoT gOoD eNoUGh!!!!" Okay. Your right. Spags sux. Can't make adjustments. Can't stop anyone. We're ****ed.:LOL: Happy Thanksgiving, WC!:thumb: |
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It's a real shame that you're too ****ing reeruned to use ignore, isn't it. Continue crying, you blood belching ****. |
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The guy said in his own presser "it takes a half to figure out what they want to do. Then we adjust at the half" And all that shit is great, punt, punt fumble, then you have "The Magician" Steve Spagnuolo with his next trick, POOF! he makes the lead disappear. 3rd and 18 was a shit call. Period. Led to giving up the score that beats 31 other nfl teams. Make excuses all you like. Then when asked in the presser about Palmers second td ( you know, the one from the magic trick where the lead disappeared) he doesn't remember. Can't answer the question. Lmmfgdao. You should be able to answer questions on the biggest plays in the game. So going by what he said, we have to hang on through first halves, get our shit together in the second and hope that the game didn't get away from us before half. It's all right there in his own ****ing words, so **** off, die, and enjoy drinking fire while Satan ****s you in the ass. |
JFC. It's like a 10th grade study hall in here.
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And look at this outburst, by the way. I mean, wow. Methinks thou doth protest too much. Being on my least favorite list really got your panties all in a wad. |
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Or do you think it's perhaps that as a DC you're fighting fires all over the place like it's a triage unit, and when he's able to focus entirely on adjustments rather than in-game playcalling and related matters during a running game, then he puts his entire energy into said adjustments? Whereas during the actual first half of the game the adjustments are continuously happening but just might not be as dramatic? Do you take everything so literally? Like, if some people hear say that you should drink antifreeze, do you really take that to mean like they wish for you to ingest poison and die? No DC is perfect, dude. |
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How many plays did spags call? Any idea? You think he needs remember every one to be good enough for you? And why does he have to get every single call exactly right? When was the last time you got everything right for 3 straight hours, with 20 odd people’s immediate success on the line, plus the success of an entire billion dollar organization? Who holds any one person to such an incredibly reeruned standard? Oh right, whiners like you?:thumb: |
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The 3rd and 18 call wasn't great, but dude made a great play on the ball too. The other guys get paid to play.
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Because hot damn, the one year Spags got us into the Top 20 in DVOA, we won it all. Hoping he can help us do it again this season. |
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