Considering Rice's legal issues, I'm surprised Veach used a 1st round pick on a WR who is sexually aroused by being shat on.

Comp: Odell Beckham

I'm not worried at all. Worthy is going to be facing the other team's third corner on most snaps.

There's no pressure on Worthy. If we get a Hardman rookie season out of him the pick is a success. And he'll easily eclipse that.

Yeah teams played 10 to 15 yards off of him...you know why? Because they knew what he'd do if he got behind the CBs and more times than not, he still did.

You bring up Sneed....are we playing the Titans this year? I'm confused. Who are all these CBs in this league on our schedule that are actually good, physical CBs that can jam him?

No one is playing man or even 1 high against this offense...you're gonna get a ton of 2 high looks.

I think the speed combo of Hollywood and Worthy could even stress safetys trying to cover the deep voids behind the corners in a cover 2 at times. As said before, they should help open up more space underneath for Kelce as well as Rice pending availability.

I don't disagree but I just don't think you'll see many teams foolish enough to try and play man against this offense...I could be wrong and hey, I hope I am.

I really feel like with our additions it's total "pick your poison" for opposing defensive coordinators now.

We are all hyped about Worthy as we should be but I am wondering if Wiley can steal the #2 TE spot at some point this season. Also impressed hearing about Hadden's performance.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">We&#39;re just in from the final rookie <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> minicamp look. <br><br>- I like WR Xavier Worthy and TE Jared Wiley, who seem to have settled in as the short camp carried along. Head coach Andy Reid noted that they have retained well, an important very first sign. Wiley appears like one of…</p>&mdash; Pete Sweeney (@pgsween) <a href="https://twitter.com/pgsween/status/1787544905981497404?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 6, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Man idk.... defenses league wide seem to adjust slowly to new offensive wrinkles. Or at the very least it takes half the season or a full season of tape for defenses to catch up to your tendencies.

From 2017 - 2020, defenses could not pin down the Chiefs until TB did the 2 high shell in the Super Bowl. And thats all we saw in 2021. In 2022, we played the intermediate game to perfection with an occasional deep ball to MVS, and defenses got carved to death because they refused to let go of cover 2. It took until 2023 where defenses finally played man and pressed us at the line to slow down the intermediate game, and I predict we're gonna see that again next season for a good portion.

Having 3 pass catching threats at TE again would be a huge plus for the offense. Never really got to see the full potential of the 13 personnel with Fortson always being hurt and Blake Bell becoming less and less of a pass catching threat.

Theres quite a bit wrong with this. The regular season Tampa game they played man and got torched. The Super Bowl the Chiefs were sending out one of the worst offensive lines to attempt to play a game. They knowingly took the top off and our oline couldn't block a stiff breeze. Once Tyreek was traded, teams quickly figured out MVS wasn't a consistent threat and JuJu, Kelce, and McKinnon carried the offense much of that season. 2023 the WR group didn't scare a soul, they couldn't catch, ran poor routes of course defenses could man up without a thought to the contrary, until Rice started to get it. Its all pure projection, but Hollywood, Rice, Worthy, and Kelce is a tough matchup in itself on paper. Then you've got to add in Pop out of the backfield. If they can get notable production from Wiley or even Irv, now you're having to account for another TE in 12 personnel. You're now not relying on Watson to be THE guy, but just be a guy which he's been known to make timely plays. If they can get anything to click in Toney's head in this offense now you're up to 5 wideouts. Last year they started the season with a hope and a prayer at WR, just a much different cast and what can be done within the offsense.

1. Despite our O-Line being depleted that SB, the whole league decided Cover 2 was the way to go the next season because TB did it. And it worked. Mahomes struggled for a good chunk of the season.

2. You mentioned how the league knew we couldn't reliably go over the top with Tyreek gone and MVS being inconsistent, but they didn't do anything about it. They got carved to shreds, their adjustment to our new approach was way too slow. It didn't come until 2023 when we didn't adjust and also took a huge step back due to Toney/Moore/MVS regressing.

everyone should read to the end of that tweet.

- CB Kamal Hadden had an interception in 7-on-7, and I noticed his ability to stick with Worthy during KC's RZ work. DBs room quietly deep even with departure of L'Jarius Sneed.


idiots will say they're down on Worthy...I'll say I'm up on Kamal Hadden

The offense is elite with WR's with speed. Its pretty well understood by now that Veach was after Zay Flowers and his speed in the draft last season. It didn't work out, but still won another Super Bowl. Brown and Worthy will definitely have defenses yet again pivoting in how they play the Chiefs.

I am curious how defenses will play us. We have a ton of speed but they're all new players, we might have to prove we can beat you over the top before defenses get stretched back. Or will they play back and let us dink and dunk like we have been?

Idk, curious to see.

i think we are going to have to prove that we can beat teams over the top. Worthy going to need to prove he can get off the line and enough of a route tree to warrant a full compliment of snaps. Brown is going to need to show he is better wr. then the 500 yds he had last year.