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Originally Posted by Lilmrp117
What's completely reeruned is you posing a question to me and simultaneously telling me to stop replying to your posts. I'm sure you'd love to just keep whitewashing history and pretending that Andy reid's clock management has never been a problem without anyone to check your inaccurate (according to andy reid himself) arguments.
My argument is that Andy should have had the team prepared to do a proper 2 minute drill where Alex takes some shots further down the field because we can't afford a 16 play drive. If Alex refused to do that, then he should have found a different QB. Of course all of that should have been figured out and planned out way earlier and not in the middle of the 2nd round of the playoffs against the patriots.
So that time management failure on that drive actually goes back way before that one game. Proper time management in that situation is something that should have been planned and practiced numerous times before that situation came up in new england, but Andy failed on that count b/c he couldn't be bothered to have his players rush his precious plays.
I've admitted that Andy is mostly a brilliant coach, can you admit that he has a flaw with time management that has bitten him multiple times?
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My question was rhetorical, dipstick. Look it up.
I did exactly that. I went back and actually watched the ****ing 16-play drive that was referenced by some talking head on ESPN. I broke it down, and found obvious issues with Alex's decision-making given who was open and when. I made that available above.
Point of fact: Andy's first six plays in that drive should've gotten the Chiefs inside the 5-yard line or scored, with over 4:30 minutes remaining in the game.
But Alex didn't execute the plays properly even with good protection. Just how is that Andy's fault?
Only a reerun coach
or someone like yourself would've pulled Alex in that exact moment. You know, the AFC Divisional Round game?
And apparently you have no idea how games are game-planned between a coach and a QB.
Because anyone who's paid even a little attention to how that's done knows that the Coach and the QB get together the week before the game and they go over the plan and practice the plays in that plan. They also practice two-minute drills for
THE ENTIRE SEASON, YOU DOPE.
Alex had his choice of plays to install for that game the week prior and practiced them
until they both agreed that those were the plays they wanted to use in the game if that situation came up.
Just like any other NFL football team with a better than stupid coach.
In other words, your argument that Andy didn't understand time management in that situation doesn't hold any water at all.
And never mind that Andy has proven several times in this season alone that he can execute a 2-minute drill to perfection (see Lions game, Viking game, etc.), so long as the QB executes the plays properly. But we should refer to whatever happened in a game 10 years ago before Reid was even in KC?
Damn, you don't even understand how game-planning/weekly practice works . . . why am I talking to you?