Do you still believe is Mahomes and our coaching staff?

[Red Dawg]

I for one do. We have seen them rise up and shut the critics up enough to not lose faith. It was ugly and surprising for sure but the SB magnifies everything for some reason. Mahomes for sure is no quitter and neither is Veach and Andy. We will recover and be right back in the AFCCG for another shot.

[ThrobProng]

Originally Posted by seamonster

Sirianni wasn't calling anything except timeouts and fourth down calls. He's a glorified clip board holder and even in the superbowl he got into a back and forth with AJ Brown that had to be separated. He's a useless fool. The gamplan was specific to Kelen Moore and Fangio and I didn't think either did a particularly outstanding job. The game was lost because you can't win National Football League Superbowls without a left tackle. Thuney got de-pantsed and it forced the offense to change their timing which affected how they attacked the Fangio offense.

The fact that Thuney was playing LT at all is already a failure of the front office and the coaching staff. Making few to no adjustments to the awful gameplan is another.

Reid is usually great, but when he fails he really shits the bed.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

9 times out of 10 Reid’s gameplan is masterful. So he doesn’t need to change how he preps. And we have to remember that by and large we still have the best coach in the game.

For whatever reason we don’t seem to have an escape hatch for that 1 time out of 10. We look like a deer in headlights. And that’s fine to be caught off guard but the lack of adjustments is puzzling. Not much you can do about Tampa. But Cincinnati and Philly seemed like we could have mitigated. Having bad protection is one thing, but not even entertaining a line change when he hit rock bottom and the flawed route concepts… we had a long halftime and it didn’t look like we changed a thing.

We didn't.

[O.city]

3 SB wins in 6 years, 2 SB losses, 1 AFC champ game loss.

"Failures".

Interesting dynamic.

[Gary Cooper]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

9 times out of 10 Reid’s gameplan is masterful. So he doesn’t need to change how he preps. And we have to remember that by and large we still have the best coach in the game.

For whatever reason we don’t seem to have an escape hatch for that 1 time out of 10. We look like a deer in headlights. And that’s fine to be caught off guard but the lack of adjustments is puzzling. Not much you can do about Tampa. But Cincinnati and Philly seemed like we could have mitigated. Having bad protection is one thing, but not even entertaining a line change when he hit rock bottom and the flawed route concepts… we had a long halftime and it didn’t look like we changed a thing.

The Eagles didn't do anything we shouldn't have anticipated. They ran a Cover 4 and didn't blitz. There weren't many different looks provided by them. Also, Caliendo and Thuney struggling wasn't outside the realm of possibility.

It's amazing Reid was this unprepared to make adjustments. Almost like he just gave up.

And this isn't the first SB we've looked lost at the beginning offensively. It's happened in each game until the second half.

[ThrobProng]

Originally Posted by O.city

3 SB wins in 6 years, 2 SB losses, 1 AFC champ game loss.

"Failures".

Interesting dynamic.

Every loss is a failure, for any team.

[myselff77]

The board was pretty high on Mike Kafka when he was QB coach before taking the OC gig with the Giants. I have to assume he'll be on the open market in a year. Has his time with the Giants completely tarnished his image or would people want him back in the organization as OC if available?

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by myselff77

The board was pretty high on Mike Kafka when he was QB coach before taking the OC gig with the Giants. I have to assume he'll be on the open market in a year. Has his time with the Giants completely tarnished his image or would people want him back in the organization as OC if available?

At this point, no.

New blood needed.

[teedubya]

IMO, Connor Embree as the WR coach is a disaster... fire this guy.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by teedubya

IMO, Connor Embree as the WR coach is a disaster... fire this guy.

Why? We’ve had back to back rookies grow exponentially as the season went on to become studs. The guys he couldn’t fix last year, many of them couldn’t even make a team or went to a team who also couldn’t fix them.

[O.city]

It's almost like it's actual talent needed to be developed.

It was the same with Andy Heck, then they brought in the interior OL, and next thing you konw we have Andrew Wiley getting a contract elsewhere.

[Chiefnj2]

Originally Posted by seamonster

They're saying that because they're trying to game the youtube algorithms to get their content filtered towards the top...People HATE the Chiefs so you SLAM Andy Reid with SCATHING boilerplate analysis to get forced ranked higher...Truth is there's more context to the gameplan than bonehead youtuber analysis.

https://youtu.be/55j6nsOz8xY?si=fxUVF51uzTl7EpKf

[Sassy Squatch]

Nah. Rice and Worthy developing in back to back seasons says otherwise.

[BigRock]

If and when we make another Super Bowl, if you don't spend the entire 2 weeks leading up to it petrified that Andy shits his pants again then you have a lot more faith than me. 6 Super Bowls in his career, trailed by double digits in all of them. Two blowouts because he had no idea what to do when the OL couldn't protect.

Had the chance to be the coach who 3peated. Biggest game of his life. Went in with a shit gameplan and stood there catching flies in his mouth when it didn't work. He needs at least 2 dominant Super Bowl wins before I ever feel comfortable again.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by BigRock

If and when we make another Super Bowl, if you don't spend the entire 2 weeks leading up to it petrified that Andy shits his pants again then you have a lot more faith than me. 6 Super Bowls in his career, trailed by double digits in all of them. Two blowouts because he had no idea what to do when the OL couldn't protect.

Had the chance to be the coach who 3peated. Biggest game of his life. Went in with a shit gameplan and stood there catching flies in his mouth when it didn't work. He needs at least 2 dominant Super Bowl wins before I ever feel comfortable again.

[GoForIt]

I believe in the Eagles.