Chiefs The playcalling that exemplifies Andy Reid.

Direckshun · Yesterday, 07:47 AM

Rewatching the AFCCG, the one play, I think, that best underlines how expertly this team is coached, is the Perine reception that sealed the victory.

If you look at this formation, Perine is to Mahomes' side. Andy Reid/Matt Nagy know that the mike linebacker is going to mark up Perine. They know this.

They also know, with a trips formation to the far side, that the Bills are going to play man-to-man. Again, they know this, because it's more than possible that this play doesn't work if they're in zone.

So the playcall: they have all three receivers run past the mike. Their route is basically a bunch formation where they're all running the same route: flood the mike.

As a result, the mike has to navigate a forest of six different players -- Chiefs recievers and the corners marking them -- and by the time he's through, Perine has all the space he needs for a reception and to turn up the field. One broken tackle later and the Super Bowl tickets are printed.

This coaching staff outworks you. They out-think you. They out-scout you. And they out-plan you. (And even if that all fails, we have a generational Thanos at quarterback who can create plays out of nothing.)

It has been a very stressful season, trying to exercise the patience necessary for this team to figure out what they can do over the course of four months.

But you can't argue with the results. 15-1, Super Bowl ticket.

Golden era, gentlemen. And I don't see how this can't continue for years to come.

jerryaldini · Yesterday, 04:16 PM

Here you go. Beautiful play. Bernard never had a chance in man.

Former Bengals running back Samaje Perine with the game-clinching play for the Chiefs on 3rd-and-9. pic.twitter.com/QpEMVc2EiC
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Hammock Parties · Yesterday, 04:17 PM

Chiefs ran the same bullshit against the Texans. It's amazing the opposition didn't see that coming. Saw it coming a mile away.

Sassy Squatch · Yesterday, 04:25 PM

Hitting on both Rice and Worthy Is going to make the transition to a post Kelce offense a hell of a lot smoother and going to be a massive boon in roster construction going forward.

O.city · Yesterday, 04:26 PM

It's RB mesh.

Pretty basic call they all use.

htismaqe · Yesterday, 04:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sassy Squatch

Hitting on both Rice and Worthy Is going to make the transition to a post Kelce offense a hell of a lot smoother and going to be a massive boon in roster construction going forward.

Yep.

**Smed1065** · Yesterday, 06:18 PM

I still can not believe this is real. Soaking it up!

4th and Long · Yesterday, 06:23 PM

Chiefs stole a page from the Ravens' playbook against the Bills, and it helped them get to the Super Bowl for the third straight year

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Direckshun __ Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Springpatch Casino cash: $2673447	The playcalling that exemplifies Andy Reid. Rewatching the AFCCG, the one play, I think, that best underlines how expertly this team is coached, is the Perine reception that sealed the victory. If you look at this formation, Perine is to Mahomes' side. Andy Reid/Matt Nagy know that the mike linebacker is going to mark up Perine. They know this. They also know, with a trips formation to the far side, that the Bills are going to play man-to-man. Again, they know this, because it's more than possible that this play doesn't work if they're in zone. So the playcall: they have all three receivers run past the mike. Their route is basically a bunch formation where they're all running the same route: flood the mike. As a result, the mike has to navigate a forest of six different players -- Chiefs recievers and the corners marking them -- and by the time he's through, Perine has all the space he needs for a reception and to turn up the field. One broken tackle later and the Super Bowl tickets are printed. This coaching staff outworks you. They out-think you. They out-scout you. And they out-plan you. (And even if that all fails, we have a generational Thanos at quarterback who can create plays out of nothing.) It has been a very stressful season, trying to exercise the patience necessary for this team to figure out what they can do over the course of four months. But you can't argue with the results. 15-1, Super Bowl ticket. Golden era, gentlemen. And I don't see how this can't continue for years to come.
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