Chiefs Patrick Mahomes isn't "broken" you ****ing dorks - Page 27

carcosa · 11-01-2021, 10:14 PM

"broken" "abomination" "Rick Ankiel"

These are all words that people used to describe Patrick ****ing Mahomes tonight. I mean, are you listening to yourselves? Rick ****ING Ankiel?????

Look, I'm not going to pretend like he's been himself all year. He's not seeing the field as well as usual, he's struggling to trust his OL and occasionally scrambling out of clean pockets, he's missing some throws, some of those turnovers have actually been his fault and not just the receivers being unable to hold onto the ****in ball.

But all the wannabe psychologists and family therapists on this site are driving me up a ****ing wall. You don't know what the **** is going on in his head and you don't know what affect his family life has on his play.

What you DO know, based on a 3 season sample size, is that he's the greatest QB through ~50 games in NFL history. You know that he's won multiple comeback playoff games, two AFC titles, and a Super Bowl. You even know (or at least you ****ing should, unless you've been too busy moaning to actually read anything), that by most metrics he's actually been pretty good overall this season. His "turnover worthy" plays are actually DOWN from past years. He's #4 in the league in touchdowns. His TD% is identical to last season and higher that 2019. Before Tennessee, which is easily the biggest outlier of his career including the other "bad" games this season, he was leading one of the most efficient offenses of all time in terms of points per drive — yes, better than 2018. I know it doesn't feel that way because so many guys on this team (including, yes, Patrick himself on a few occasions) can't hold onto the ****ing ball. But that's the ****ing truth.

If he were moping during press conferences or lashing out on social media, I might give a little bit more credence to the narrative that he's moments away from a nervous breakdown. Not very much, but a little bit. But he's not. He's being honest (almost to a fault) about his role in the team's struggles and projecting confidence that he can turn it around. What more can he possibly do to convince some of you losers to hold onto a bit of that confidence yourselves? Does he need to go back in time and miraculously heal Schwartz and Fisher and win that Super Bowl? Should he just commit seppuku at midfield? What do you want??

Patrick Mahomes is not broken. He's slumping. Every QB slumps occasionally. Not every QB calls having the 4th best QBR (64.1) and 6th best EPA (46.3, just above the dreaded Aaron Rodgers) a ****ing slump. Personally, even after 8 underwhelming-to-miserable games and a 4-4 record, I'm gonna give the kid a little more leeway before calling for him to be committed to the god damn psych ward. I think he's earned at least that much.

Imon Yourside · 11-14-2021, 11:10 PM

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Originally Posted by carcosa

DISOWN

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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

You're writing him out of the Will

I've sentenced him to watch 3 constant hours of Matt Casshole as punishment.

**The Franchise** · 11-14-2021, 11:11 PM

Patrick Mahomes to the media after tonight's performance and major win: pic.twitter.com/HND8cXwXMO
— Lauren (@dogmomRN23) November 15, 2021

-King- · 11-14-2021, 11:11 PM

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Originally Posted by KC_Connection

Amazing what can happen when he has some time to throw and his receivers actually get open and don’t turn passes into drops and interceptions.

He threw the ball in 3 or less seconds...

And Kelce has been getting open all year.

mr. tegu · 11-14-2021, 11:21 PM

Maybe now people will stop complaining about him playing from the pocket. His pocket presence was the biggest issue to me and that was completely fixed tonight. It’s not like he had all day every play either. He read the field and made quick decisions. On the TD to Pringle he had someone right in his face about to hit him. He bails on that play any of the recent games.

Hammock Parties · 11-14-2021, 11:22 PM

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Originally Posted by louie aguiar

Can Mahomes get back in the MVP discussion after tonight?

25 TDs and leads the league in passing yards

uh, yeah

KC_Connection · 11-14-2021, 11:34 PM

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Originally Posted by -King-

And Kelce has been getting open all year.

Not like tonight. Again, if you give time for Mahomes to throw and his guys get open for him, he will find them. He always has.

-King- · 11-14-2021, 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by KC_Connection

Not like tonight. Again, if you give time for Mahomes to throw and his guys get open for him, he will find them. He always has.

Lol

KC_Connection · 11-14-2021, 11:39 PM

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Lol

I might try watching some of those games again.

KC_Connection · 11-14-2021, 11:46 PM

It still blows my mind that some jokes here were trashing Mahomes the past few weeks after 3 years of MVP-level production like he wasn’t allowed to slump.

What was more likely, that suddenly forgot how to play quarterback or was it that his completely new offensive line that he was unfamiliar with was allowing more pressure than anyone in the league and that his receivers either weren’t getting open or dropping passes or fumbling the ball when they did? This shouldn’t have been particularly tough, but apparently it was.

Chiefspants · 11-14-2021, 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by KC_Connection

It still blows my mind that some jokes here were trashing Mahomes the past few weeks after 3 years of MVP-level production like he wasn’t allowed to slump.

What was more likely, that suddenly forgot how to play quarterback or was it that his completely new offensive line that he was unfamiliar with was allowing more pressure than anyone in the league and that his receivers either weren’t getting open or dropping passes or fumbling the ball when they did? This shouldn’t have been particularly tough, but apparently it was.

I really did not think it was possible after Super Bowl 54 for KC fans to turn on him like they did. I was waaaaay wrong on that one.

KC_Connection · 11-14-2021, 11:53 PM

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I really did not think it was possible after Super Bowl 54 for KC fans to turn on him like they did. I was waaaaay wrong on that one.

It was really weird. Never would have imagined it. Maybe winning like we have really does make fanbases spoiled?

**Tribal Warfare** · 11-15-2021, 01:42 AM

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Originally Posted by KC_Connection

It was really weird. Never would have imagined it. Maybe winning like we have really does make fanbases spoiled?

Bandwagoners and Fairweather Fans

Hammock Parties · 11-15-2021, 01:56 AM

That is impressive.

Chris Meck · 11-15-2021, 04:13 AM

You guys DO know it's possible to be critical of even great players when they don't play well for a stretch of time without being a bad fan.

I was only concerned as to how long it would take for Mahomes to harness the gunslinger mentality enough to be effective against these schemes, not that he was 'done' or a 'flash in the pan'.

It would appear he's on track now, and there's still time to salvage THIS season, so that's great news.

A little less Favre, a little more Brady.

That's how you do it.

Rasputin · 11-15-2021, 04:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Chris Meck

You guys DO know it's possible to be critical of even great players when they don't play well for a stretch of time without being a bad fan.

I was only concerned as to how long it would take for Mahomes to harness the gunslinger mentality enough to be effective against these schemes, not that he was 'done' or a 'flash in the pan'.

It would appear he's on track now, and there's still time to salvage THIS season, so that's great news.

A little less Favre, a little more Brady.

That's how you do it.

**** tom Brady that pedophile mother ****er let Patrick Be Patrick my ****ing God

**** Tom Brady

11-01-2021, 10:14 PM
carcosa Thank you Join Date: May 2014 Casino cash: $-256305	Patrick Mahomes isn't "broken" you ing dorks "broken" "abomination" "Rick Ankiel" These are all words that people used to describe Patrick **ing Mahomes tonight. I mean, are you listening to yourselves? Rick ING Ankiel????? Look, I'm not going to pretend like he's been himself all year. He's not seeing the field as well as usual, he's struggling to trust his OL and occasionally scrambling out of clean pockets, he's missing some throws, some of those turnovers have actually been his fault and not just the receivers being unable to hold onto the in ball. But all the wannabe psychologists and family therapists on this site are driving me up a ing wall. You don't know what the is going on in his head and you don't know what affect his family life has on his play. What you DO know, based on a 3 season sample size, is that he's the greatest QB through ~50 games in NFL history. You know that he's won multiple comeback playoff games, two AFC titles, and a Super Bowl. You even know (or at least you ing should, unless you've been too busy moaning to actually read anything), that by most metrics he's actually been pretty good overall this season. His "turnover worthy" plays are actually DOWN from past years. He's #4 in the league in touchdowns. His TD% is identical to last season and higher that 2019. Before Tennessee, which is easily the biggest outlier of his career including the other "bad" games this season, he was leading one of the most efficient offenses of all time in terms of points per drive — yes, better than 2018. I know it doesn't feel that way because so many guys on this team (including, yes, Patrick himself on a few occasions) can't hold onto the ing ball. But that's the ing truth. If he were moping during press conferences or lashing out on social media, I might give a little bit more credence to the narrative that he's moments away from a nervous breakdown. Not very much, but a little bit. But he's not. He's being honest (almost to a fault) about his role in the team's struggles and projecting confidence that he can turn it around. What more can he possibly do to convince some of you losers to hold onto a bit of that confidence yourselves? Does he need to go back in time and miraculously heal Schwartz and Fisher and win that Super Bowl? Should he just commit seppuku at midfield? What do you want?? Patrick Mahomes is not broken. He's slumping. Every QB slumps occasionally. Not every QB calls having the 4th best QBR (64.1) and 6th best EPA (46.3, just above the dreaded Aaron Rodgers) a **ing slump. Personally, even after 8 underwhelming-to-miserable games and a 4-4 record, I'm gonna give the kid a little more leeway before calling for him to be committed to the god damn psych ward. I think he's earned at least that much.
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mr. tegu Forever Royal Join Date: Mar 2012 Casino cash: $-1178700	Maybe now people will stop complaining about him playing from the pocket. His pocket presence was the biggest issue to me and that was completely fixed tonight. It’s not like he had all day every play either. He read the field and made quick decisions. On the TD to Pringle he had someone right in his face about to hit him. He bails on that play any of the recent games.
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KC_Connection Perpetual Mediocrity Join Date: Jan 2006 Casino cash: $2242783	It still blows my mind that some jokes here were trashing Mahomes the past few weeks after 3 years of MVP-level production like he wasn’t allowed to slump. What was more likely, that suddenly forgot how to play quarterback or was it that his completely new offensive line that he was unfamiliar with was allowing more pressure than anyone in the league and that his receivers either weren’t getting open or dropping passes or fumbling the ball when they did? This shouldn’t have been particularly tough, but apparently it was.
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Chris Meck MVP Join Date: May 2001 Location: midtown KC Casino cash: $-655090	You guys DO know it's possible to be critical of even great players when they don't play well for a stretch of time without being a bad fan. I was only concerned as to how long it would take for Mahomes to harness the gunslinger mentality enough to be effective against these schemes, not that he was 'done' or a 'flash in the pan'. It would appear he's on track now, and there's still time to salvage THIS season, so that's great news. A little less Favre, a little more Brady. That's how you do it.
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