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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501
The past 2 weeks mahomes has by and large taken what he’s given. Our air yards per attempt are extremely low. So you’re talking about a few misses on a very large sample size. He’s already making the sacrifice of playing largely outside of his strengths because this offense has no choice but to be conservative because it minimizes mistakes.
The WRs on the other hand… the past 2 weeks we’ve asked WRs outside of rashee to do so little. And yet they’re messing up on a high % of the few opportunities they get. That’s an issue.
I’m not in a panic because I believe the past 2 weeks have shown we’re going to adapt this offense to minimize the role of non-rashee WRs. It’s a formula that may work if our defense can stay consistently dominant in the playoff stretch. But I’m of the mindset that mahomes is still mahomes if we give him a pretty bare minimum of talent to work with.
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When you take away explosive plays then you need to have machine efficiency. These WR's don't have it in them in them because they will run the wrong routes or drop the ball too many times.
We needed to add guys that could threaten downfield at the trade deadline and Veach did nothing.
I don't care if Claypool is a diva and quitter. At least if you put him inside and tell him to run as fast as he can across the field it draws attention.
MVS doesn't draw anything now as no one cares what he does.
We don't have a vet chain mover and we don't have vertical threats. That's a recipe for disaster when Kelce is hurt and he looked like he was beat up last night.