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Originally Posted by Bearcat
If that's how you read it, of course it's ridiculous... and nobody has ever said that.
For starters, they still have to execute... there might be subtleties/wrinkles to a play that aren't noticeable because they aren't merry go round huddle crazy, but they might still get blown up by the defense. The other team still shows up, even if the play is something they haven't run all year.
Sometimes it does completely fool a team, like corndog multiple times in the SB, then it looks like magic.
Of course if you take all the nuance and football out of the argument, it's a silly argument.
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Yeah, I tend to get rather extreme at times. This year has been really odd, IMO. The Chiefs won a few (or more) games that they likely would have lost. They have been outgained and, in some instances outplayed yet managed to pull victory from the jaws of defeat. My take on the Chiefs is that Patrick makes a lot of what happens on offense happen because of his ability to just be great. Andy isn't drawing up plays that say run around for a while and then throw a no look pass to Worthy for a TD. Yet, this is what we see and maybe unfortunately, have come to expect.
Okay, enough of that. The Bills... I believe present a unique problem because Josh, while he is no Patrick, has the physical skills to make plays others simply can't. This game is almost like a divisional game because the two team play each other that often. Both teams are very familiar with each other. I believe the Chiefs will win because the coaching staff is better and Patrick is just better than Josh. Kelce knows how to get open and will be key again.