Jawaan taylor
 

Gives me a damn near heart attack watching him false start every ****ing snap that they pass. Then when they run he's up on the line. I guess if teams don't watch the tape they'll miss it. So there's that

Him lining up that far back will probably start getting flagged now since NBC made a big deal about it.

I'm honestly not sure it's much different than many other tackles.

How does our scouting department miss this?

Now that TNF put it on everyone’s radar, I expect it to get called

Dude looked like Dee Ford as a RT

Lane Johnson has made a hall of fame career out of that.

Jawaan lining up off the ball is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay down my list of concerns.

He needs to chill on it a little. Don't do it every snap otherwise it'll turn into one of those Dee Ford type penalties

Chargers did it for years. Never a peep.

Still looked good.

You do what you can do until they tell you otherwise

The man prevented Hutchinson from killing Patrick Mahomes today. That’s a +1 in my book.

He got away with it. What's the complaint?

He's going to pull a Dee Ford if we're not careful.

Yeah I was disappointed they made such a big deal about it. Now all the refs will be triple checking and making ticky tack calls.

Other than that he looked the part to me.

Name another one? I'm not sure that I can. And I ask this respectfully. I've been drinking so excuse me if it comes off wrong.

You mean like getting called for it on 3rd and 20 at the end of the game?

Refs start flagging it in key pivotal games

Well in the playoffs, and in a much more manageable down and distance. But yeah

NBC didn’t seem to care when Taylor was doing this same stuff for Jacksonville in the playoff game last year. Now that he’s doing it for KC, it’s time to make a big deal of it??

If we're talking about OL , the hold call against Donovan Smith was really what killed them on that drive.

You're knit picking bro he was fine

He does need to make it A BIT less obvious when we're running compared to when we're passing.

IMO Looks like he'd be a sweetheart too!

He's got a nice smile, not gonna lie

Bingo. I had the exact same thought. Like a pitcher tipping his pitches. Very obvious and he needs to clean that up before next game.

It was an annoying time to get it at such a pivotal moment but 3rd and 20 vs 3rd and 25? Whats the difference. At that point trying to cheat an extra millisecond for more time to get Mahomes to unleash a bomb is probably a good risk reward.

Lane Johnson got his dick sucked for it last year and we were told how he was such a savvy vet

Okay, so we are bitching about flags that haven't been thrown yet? Am I reading that right?

As long as they don't call it I don't give a crap. The disparity between where he lines up on running plays vs passing plays is my problem with him.

But besides that he played decently.

That's very nice of you to say!

Yeah, and Tom Nalen used to false start every ****ing time he snapped the ball.

If there's a ref that doesn't like that shit, they'll typically give a warning.

Who ****ing cares?

You know it.

I mean, that was the reason Bosa almost got ejected last year and they did the same break downs of how he gets away with it. And we spent a whole game thread talking about it during our game with them. It's something we'll have to live with. Hopefully they don't call it too much but yeah, I really wish he wouldn't do that shit at all.

if they never called it then is it illegal? It sure seemed legal to do for Lane johnson during the Superbowl

elite RT

Impossible, given the nature of false start

The penalty seemed like the only one where he actually moved before snap.

Coaches and game officials have been watching his tape the last couple years and the reason it is not called is because when they watch his game tape and analyze his movement compared to the snap of the ball, he nearly always times it well.

He must have the quickest reflexes ever

Nah, very good pass protector, poor run blocker. I like him a LOT more than Wylie but we're paying him Lane Johnson money and he's not at that level, yet.

Yeah, but that hold kept Mahomes from getting lit up, when they showed the replay of it, it was like yep, atta boy though, ten yards is better than an injured superstar in week 1.

Nah, I've only ever seen flags thrown on the Raiders for the tackles lining up too far back.

I think there was one where he really got away with a presnap move, but other than that, he's just got it down pretty cold. And, it's the least of our problems.

Collinworth saying "Jawaan Taylor playing slot receiver" was pretty funny

No, you do it every time. If you're inconsistent that's when you get flagged. Lots of tackles do this. I'm glad we have one talking advantage of it.

He and Humphrey will bring back Dancing with Stars or INSYNC

Lane Johnson is the best example of this. He looks like he is moving early EVERY play.

Our O-Line was miles better at pass protection. Smith/Taylor were great in pass pro last night.

I shudder at the thought of OBJ vs #97... Mahomes would be on IR today.

Collinsworth made a good point about defenses knowing when we're running if Taylor is lined up closer to the LOS than on passing plays.

The one time he got called he flinched when a defender moved. He was excellent last night in pass pro.

He was lining up in a legal formation almost all night and false starting almost all night. I think it's criminal that they waited till the 4th quarter to call it.

Funny enough, if you watch the Dee Ford offsides play, the Pats tackle is lined up in exact that position, far off the line. Always thought it shoulda been offsetting penalties, but wouldn’t have mattered.

Am I the only one that got a chuckle out of the fact that ‘Oh snap’ started this thread?

Like everyone said, he's been doing it successfully without getting called. I was mad about that 3rd and 20, but the replay showed he started even earlier and was pretty clear it was a false start. I'm not too worried about it.

Quit worrying about Taylor, lol.

Dude was so good they had to rush Hutchinson from the inside. LMAO, what we talkin' about here dudes? Get off his nuts.

I thought he looked good after the snap. He was quick, aggressive, and seems to be even stronger than he looks.

The amount of people that think they know the rules better than the people playing or enforcing them is sad. He is know for this, he is good at this, it has been analyzed and proven to not be a penalty.

Get over yourself, we have a RT that kept an outstanding DE at bay all game. And as Detoxing put out, they had to move him inside to get him to be more effective. That just shows how good he is!

I get it, we lost the game, people are down about it... It just shows how spoiled we are with how much the Chiefs win!

I'm happy with the o-line. Well played.

If he is using the same cue as the center, all he needs is a center that is consistent in responding to the cue and match that response.

Here's where his style of play gets us in trouble. Games that matter. I don't wanna be in the playoffs and the refs call back a game clinching touchdown because they decided to insert themselves into the outcome of the game by flagging him on something he's done all season.

And befire you say that won't happen, we all saw it happen against dee Ford in the 2018 championship game. He had been lining up that way all season long on defense, and several times throughout the night if that game, and they only called it on the one pivotal play that virtually woulda iced the game after Tom thru the pick.

Part of what was interesting was in some of those examples they were trying to use about how it was illegal he was timed up with the ball perfectly. Also noticed a couple of time our center starts backs a bit further as he looks around, and then moved up. Which might be why he isn't getting flagged for being too far back.

Do people really think he played bad?

Swayed by the dipshit talking heads last night.

I think it had a lot to do with him being called out by the yapping heads on TV. Now Trey Smith on the other hand, gah.

I've seen RTs for the Rams, Chargers, Jags...etc over the last couple years and that's just by memory get by with EXACTLY the same against KC and no one cared

I know Whylie would have gotten abused last night...

OMG, Mahomes would likely be in traction today

The Rams false started all night in that legendary shootout more obviously than that it was both tackles and it never got called. Never brought up in the broadcast

It’s only a problem when the Chiefs do it.

I've been saying since at least last season that the refs have been a lot more tolerant of false starts and illegal procedure . Particularly the tackles. I could probably dig up the post. I saw it in most games I watched. But now the Chiefs signed a tackle that does it and everyone loses their minds.

The NFL obviously intented for it to be this way. Probably in an effort to protect the QBs more.

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BAWAAN!!!!!!!

Oh FFS.

The whole offensive line's alignment is a tip off that it's in a passing set. The Chiefs weren't trying to hide it.

Both tackles are CLEARLY in a passing down stance.

Collinsworth makes one ****ing comment on National TV and now everyone is an expert.

God that video is irritating. He even referenced Chris Collinsworth. **** me.

GET OFF TAYLOR'S NUTS.

We have a QB in shotgun and an entire Oline in a pass blocking stance and we wanna talk about Taylor's right ****ing foot as some sort of tip off.

Mother****...

This was absolutely embarrassing I dont care if others have gotten away with it.

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Lol, he did nothing wrong. Dude got called for ONE false start. The Refs were RIGHT THERE, clearly they had no problem with it.

**** Chris Collinsworth.

I dont care it is cheating, If Andrew Wylie doesn't need to do it a 20m dollar tackle shouldn't

Yeah....it's not cheating.

Wyle should ****ing consider starting to do it.

You sir, are an idiot.

He did an excellent job last night, but yeah that painfully obvious tell has got to GO

You're tempting fate if your playing style runs right up against the textbook definition of a penalty.

What does that make you then?