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  1. and a ton of yards playing prevent D, but only 295 total for the game. Giants had something like 70 yards at half (they had 291 total yards against Pittsburgh last week)
  2. he lost a playoff game his last game with KC going uber conservative in the 2nd half up by 17. I realize KC had lost their TE that game, but one player (all-pro or not) shouldn't have that much of an impact especially since now we've seen him do it across teams and portions of the season https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_Kansas_City_Chiefs_season#AFC_Wild_Card_Playoffs:_vs._(#5)_Tennessee_Titans Ahh yeah I forgot about that. But I believe Reid actually took playcalling duties away from Nagy before the playoffs. I'm sure he had major influence in the gameplan but maybe not as much in game adjustments. At the very least, this was the last "lesson" he should have learned from Reid. maybe, I thought he called at least the 1st half
  3. wth are you talking about? they ran him inside a couple of times! (I'm kidding, Nagy is absolutely puzzling sometimes Cohen played 32% of the snaps lol sure, and had 5 carries, 3 of which were between the tackles. I have no idea why you would waste his effort with that
  4. but thats the horsefeathering problem, when the O is wide open Mitch seems to play better; when Nagy pulls back, Mitch falters. Nagy has zero reasons to hold the offense back I'm almost certain he would be pulling the same horsefeathers even with a good QB under center. I think its just ingrained in his mentality that you go conservative with a 2nd half lead and a strong defense. It's the same mentality that caused him to lose his 1st game as coach against GB, and he obviously hasn't learned because he's still doing it. he lost a playoff game his last game with KC going uber conservative in the 2nd half up by 17. I realize KC had lost their TE that game, but one player (all-pro or not) shouldn't have that much of an impact especially since now we've seen him do it across teams and portions of the season https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_Kansas_City_Chiefs_season#AFC_Wild_Card_Playoffs:_vs._(#5)_Tennessee_Titans
  5. Andy also likes coaching great quarterbacks he trusts. Nagy is coaching a middling QB he does not trust in the least. but thats the horsefeathering problem, when the O is wide open Mitch seems to play better; when Nagy pulls back, Mitch falters. Nagy has zero reasons to hold the offense back
  6. wth are you talking about? they ran him inside a couple of times! (I'm kidding, Nagy is absolutely puzzling sometimes
  7. The first was Mitch throwing it as Robinson came out of his break. Great play by the CB. If anything, Robinson should shield the CB from getting in there, but I chalk it up to more of a good defensive play. Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk Wasn't that play into triple coverage? I don't blame Robinson for the first since it was in the flats at in the teeth of the D, bad play design, D covered it well, bad choice as it was a bit of a force. No doubt Mitch wants to give Robinson chances to prove his salary but he should have gone elsewhere The second, Robinson, if he is a top 10 WR and for all accounts known to be good at this particular play call, was either a comeback or jump ball. If it was a comeback, Mitch could have given more room to the backside and if it was a jump ball it was all Robinson. Either way, he had two hands on it and as a #1 you can't let the DB steal it from you.
  8. I feel like the jump ball int was Robinsons fault. He is our #1, he should be hanging onto it all the way down (It was Robinson on that play, wasn't it?) The first was bad mitch
  9. I hate taking the TO here
  10. Wow that was lucky
  11. I feel like everytime a guy brings it out of the end zone on a kickoff, if he doesn't get to at least the 25, he should be fined $10k
  12. Need a scoring drive to answer here
  13. Are Quinn and Mack playing?
  14. How long does it take for a team to get burned thinking they got the next Burrow? Mediocre college player early in his career, has a great final year surrounded by NFL talent everywhere, goes early, then flames out horribly. Mitchell Trubisky
  15. otoh, the grift is on you if you think owners actually need or want to try to win, at all
  16. this man is basically just clowning on the baseball world now
  17. yuuuup but Pace gotta be Pace
  18. Nick and Danny ended up just about the same AAV, though Trevanthan has a funky structure with backloaded years that makes his 2020 hit a couple mil lower than Nick. And KPL would be another 1.2M. But yea I felt at the time they overpaid Danny (Kwiatkoski went for more than I thought he would too). dollar for dollar, I'd rather have Nick. Late last year he was playing like a beast
  19. you're using the word "saved" fast and loosely...he likely killed a few people in actuality
  20. I remember not wanting to resign Trav...I wish I had been wrong
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