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Also the Chargers are a talented team the always plays KC tough. That same KC defense that he is screaming about because muh 3rd and 18 is the same defense that helped us beat the Chargers the first time they played. Lastly I think some forget how young this defense is. We have something like five rookie players seeing significant snaps six if you count Cook. Bolton is in his second year, Gay his third, and Thornhill is in his fourth (I think). Also Saunders is in his fourth season and Reid his fifth. The elder statesmen on the defense are Clark, Jones, and Dunlap. What this defense is doing is pretty remarkable considering that. |
The last time Wallcrawler had his period over a Chiefs coach, we won the Super Bowl.
Flame away, Wallcrawler. And please act like a huffy priss when everybody points and laughs at you when you're proven to be wrong. Makes it even sweeter. |
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So, according to you, Spags should be fired because he missed 3% of his calls. Or, he made a good call, or at least a call that wasn't a negative call, 97% of the time. But not good enough for ole WC. And you're pretty brave anonymously saying shit about my mother on a website. Very courageous. |
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Fair enough on the pick six the first time they played, but to pretend this was the 2018 game vs the Rams here is silly and childish. Simply put this defense has been quite good given its age and relative inexperience. They held a very good Buffalo offense to 24 points as well. |
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Are you 12? |
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'MONGREL RACE'? where the hell did that come from? |
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He might go shoot up a Wal-mart. |
Here's the thing with the 3rd and 18 call-
We'd been blitzing damned near every time in that type of situation. You don't want to be predictable. So, although I personally love blitzes (I'd blitz like ****ing mad, probably a good thing I'm not a DC.) I get NOT doing what they were expecting. The end result of the long bomb completion is unfortunate. But rather than the play call, I see a few things- 1)A pro bowl Receiver running a great route and great adjustment to what was good coverage as Williams damned near ran him out of bounds topped off with a great catch. 2) What appeared to me to be late help over the top from the safety, which was Cook, I think. I don't know what the coverage was but I would think with no blitz on Williams should have had safety help over the top. Getting down on Spags while he's trotting out 6 rookies the majority of snaps is ridiculous, in my opinion. Dude's been a magician as far as I'm concerned. |
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They will bitch either way and blame the D coordinator |
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Nowhere have I advocated for spags to be fired this season. Apparently you cannot grasp criticism that dies not go to the lengths of firing. I'd like him to call plays relative to the current situation, and maybe adjust after our guys get roasted twice, instead of 4-5 times, and do it sooner than halftime. It's pretty simple for those with the superpower known as literacy to glean this information from the posts, But it's clearly something you'll never have any concept of. So according to you, wanting pressure on 3rd n 18, and raising an eyebrow at a guy who in a presser says he can't remember the play his unit gave up the lead on, is tantamount to wanting him fired. Sure pal. Sure. Still waiting on those quoted posts of mine where I want all the coaches fired and shit on half the players. |
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Like, ever. I respond to your unmatched idiocy, and you flee the thread. That's usually how it works. |
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What about it? |
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Here's a couple of different instances in just one thread. Stupid ****. |
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Still fapping to 2.7 pressures per game for the time that discussion took place eh? Carry on dipshit. Here's hoping this is the year your boy actually gets a sack in the playoffs. |
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Wall, dude, perhaps it's time for you to take a break from the Chiefs and especially this site. Your posts are exceptionally angry. It's really not worth it. I can't imagine what that is doing to your health. You're gonna be that guy that has a heart attack before you're even old.
Oh, and yes, dlpg owned you. |
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LMAO Finally a tiny bit of decent burst.
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And yeah, everything about that 3rd and 18 was ****ing abysmal. We'd be railing the **** out of that play non stop if the Chargers actually managed the situation better and didn't leave time on the clock for Mahomes to rape their dreams. Going single high, not blitzing, and having the weakest link in your secondary covering their best weapon 1 on 1. Nani?
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dlpg owned Crawler...yup
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Seem nice. Chris Meck, check your PMs. |
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Please try to keep up. |
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Furious even. Over a message board filled with anonymous people who like the same football team I do. Fortunately for my wife, 3 daughters, and dog, they're infinitely more intelligent than you, and therefore never draw my furious, murderous rage that manifests when some butt ****ing moronic Chris Jones fetishist sounds off and proves, repeatedly, how reeruned he is. And just so Im clear on this, in case I've forgotten, what percentage of Chris Jones contract do we pay him for the real games? Regular season performances are nice. But for this much money, is it really too much to ask for ONE measly sack in what, 9 playoff games? 0 sacks. 9 huge games. Highest paid defender...... Sure. |
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chiefs have five games coming up against the four of the six most sacked QBs in football
burrow, stafford (or his backup), davis mills and wilson we are going to PILE UP sacks in the last 7 games |
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Mahomes will be looking to exorcise some demons |
I'd fill my pants with about 69 buckets of jizz if Karlaftis had like a 3+ sack game against Cincy.
Not only does he shut people up about how he's not getting to the QB, but he explodes doing it against the shitty ****ing OL we couldn't get a sack against last year. |
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Don't leave that part out |
This Sunday, when the Kansas City Chiefs (8-2) host the Los Angeles Rams (3-7), the football world will watch Chris Jones take the crown from Aaron Donald as the best defensive tackle in the game today. After sitting in the throne for years, the three-time Defensive Player of the Year will relinquish his title to an ascendant Pro Bowler who has taken his game to another level in 2022.
Jones leads all defensive tackles with nine sacks, including seven in the past five games (with at least half a sack in each contest). |
Jones sounds like a guy who is worthy of a top contract at his position. I don't see where Wall crawler's problem is.
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Chris Jones, playing for the Kansas City Chiefs, has had the opportunity to play, to quote our friend jettio, "Tackle football as it is played at the NFL PLAYOFF level" 10 times. 2018. 2 games. 0 tackles. 0 sacks. 4 pass deflections. 2019. 2 games. 3 tackles. 0 sacks 3 pass deflections. 2 hurries. 2020. 3 games. 9 tackles. 0 sacks 3 hurries. 2021. 3 games. 6 tackles (2 for loss!!!!!!!) 0 sacks 2 hurries. That's TEN playoff games with 18 tackles 0 sacks 7 hurries, and 7 pass deflections. That's good for an average of 0 sacks 1.8 tackles, 0.7 batted balls, and 0.7 hurries per playoff game. Is that good? Is that highest paid defender in the league production? Is it even the 60 million guaranteed he got production? I sure don't think so. By comparison, through 10 regular season games this year he has 9 sacks. Regular season heroes can be fun to watch. But you get paid the huge money for what you can do in the post season. It sure does look like the funds for his playoff performances have been grossly misallocated. For a dude referring to himself as "Sack Nation" he sure doesn't live up to that when the lights are brightest. We expect Mahomes to be superman in the post season. We expect Kelce to beast guys and score tds. For some reason, Chris Jones gets a pass for absolute mediocrity in the playoffs. Maybe this year is his year. Playoff game eleven and beyond, to finally bring down a qb in the post season. |
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Chris Jones had a legit argument for Super Bowl MVP and anyone who replies with "BUT HE ONLY HAD A QB HIT AND THREE PASS DEFLECTIONS" doesn't understand football.
FIGHT ME. |
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I don't remember how many games he missed for the wrist last year, one or two, but he's been infinitely better this year, and has had numerous game changing plays this year that we just didn't see last year or the year before. He had the big 4 sack game on prescott and a shitty Cowboys team, and outside of that got 5 sacks in the rest of the games. Before he hurt Ryan's feelings, he'd ended that game at Indy. That shit was flat out finished. Sack fumble on Carr that ignited a fury at Arrowhead I've not seen in a looong time. Huge sack on Herbert's attempt to copycat Mahomes rush up the middle on their final drive. If this Chris Jones shows up in the playoffs, it's going to be a massive boost to the team. |
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Interesting analysis first of the rookies on defense, then the rookies on offense:
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Heh. That's a load off my mind hoping this dude shows up in the playoffs. Also explains why he didn't sack the oldest slowest qb in the league in that second sb. He didn't need to. He's already earned all the money. |
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Edit: initial pressure was indeed by Jones. I was remembering the hit by Pennel, but Jones did have a major role in that int. |
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Mike Pennel came in on cleanup to plow into Jimmy G and force the eyes closed INT. But sure, credit Jones for a hit he didn't make. |
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10 playoff games. 0 sacks average 1.8 tackle average 0.7 hurry average 0.7 batted pass average. Playoff Stud? More like playoff invisible. |
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Oh hey I just wandered into this thread for the first time ever and some rerun is in here talking shit on Chris Jones. lol
carry on I guess. |
Wallcrawler, two questions:
1/ When did CJ impregnate your wife? 2/ How close did he need to get to do so? |
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