Broncos vs Chiefs Game Thread

[Tabascocat]

Weakest PI that I’ve ever seen

 

[Jake]

KC offense can't stop Lock lol lol

so how long do they play mahomes , do they have something to gain with win?

They can still get the 1 seed with a win and a Titans loss tomorrow.

 

[Typhus]

GO DONKEYS

I used to like you

 

[Jake]

Weakest PI that I’ve ever seen

You missed the Cowboys-Raiders game?

 

[Carson]

Baron browning was one of the guys I was wanting during the draft.

Looks like he’s had a solid season

 

[blueblood70]

Weakest PI that I’ve ever seen

Brown says he has few more that were as weak

 

[Aviano90]

That is the 2nd should be pick by Mahomes.

 

[TheHerd]

Wow. That was a bad drop.

 

[Big D]

he has to catch that int.

 

[blueblood70]

Mahomes close to choking that near pick.

 

[Romo_To_Dez]

That almost cost the Chiefs 3 points.

 

[Buzzbait]

Chiefs had to settle for 3.

 

[Einstein]

If the Hill was any of our guys today this place would be blowing up as to why the coaches keep sending him out there...

 

[Buzzbait]

Mahomes close to choking that near pick.

That was a close one.

 

[blueblood70]

That was a close one.

if dak does that this place wouldn't let it go.

 

[Omegasupreme]

Notice that the Chiefs offense, much like Rams, Cardinals, Niners, and Packers and really any playoff relevant team operating an offense from the 2000s, are constantly moving parts during every play. Kellen made a comment (that he got from Garrett’s lazy playbook) that he doesn’t need to “do trick plays every time”.
Well, yes he does. That’s why it’s a scheme and not a recipe or menu or a known quantity. It’s supposed to fool the defense in order to score on any play. Getting to 3rd and 10 from the opponents 40 yard line because of experimenting with “seeing what they are giving you” is passive and wasting opportunity to dictate. The Walshian gameplan to script the first 15 plays is dictating. Sitting back in the pocket and taking coverage sacks while 4 verticals “try to get open” is just a recipe for a QB beating. It’s also a huge misuse of talent and of a salary for an OC who just doesn’t get it.

 

[DandyDon52]

score
chiefs 10
broncos 14
KC is gonna have to earn this win
Where did drew lock come from? Smart to wait until last game to play him

 

[blueblood70]

Notice that the Chiefs offense, much like Rams, Cardinals, Niners, and Packers and really any playoff relevant team operating an offense from the 2000s, are constantly moving parts during every play. Kellen made a comment (that he got from Garrett’s lazy playbook) that he doesn’t need to “do trick plays every time”.
Well, yes he does. That’s why it’s a scheme and not a recipe or menu or a known quantity. It’s supposed to fool the defense in order to score on any play. Getting to 3rd and 10 from the opponents 40 yard line because of experimenting with “seeing what they are giving you” is passive and wasting opportunity to dictate. The Walshian gameplan to script the first 15 plays is dictating. Sitting back in the pocket and taking coverage sacks while 4 verticals “try to get open” is just a recipe for a QB beating. It’s also a huge misuse of talent and of a salary for an OC who just doesn’t get it.

so 10 points at home in a half is something to behold against a 7-9 team with zero to play for? explain??

according to this place that won't cut it.

 

[blueblood70]

score
chiefs 10
broncos 14
KC is gonna have to earn this win
Where did drew lock come from? Smart to wait until last game to play him

like many players they are hit and miss ie inconsistent. last game of the year and a chance to upset a rival..Hes showed up so far.

 

[Typhus]

Baron browning was one of the guys I was wanting during the draft.

Looks like he’s had a solid season

He was definitely on the board.
Solid prospect and high end potential player in this league that looks good, but doesnt get a lot of media exposure.
We have similar in an injured Cox, but I hear ya when you mention BB, cause I wanted him somehow as well.