Because of all the interest in this thread, I've place all of the video content of Patrick Mahomes II's college career, and draft day goodness into a single post that can be found here. Enjoy! [Reply]
Originally Posted by The Pest:
I think he sticks around another year.
He probably will, but you never know just how desperate another team will be to replicate what we've done at the end of the year. Teams regularly hire Belicheck disciples in a vain attempt to replicate the success even though it has never worked. At least with the Reid tree you can see there's been some success. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Superturtle:
Bieniemy might be gone for a HC job after this year. That's hilarious.
It was more than one poster. They liked Pederson, they liked Nagy, but they didn't trust Bienemy. It was as stupid as people not wanting Reid as our HC. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Superturtle:
He probably will, but you never know just how desperate another team will be to replicate what we've done at the end of the year. Teams regularly hire Belicheck disciples in a vain attempt to replicate the success even though it has never worked. At least with the Reid tree you can see there's been some success.
I assume Kafka is waiting in the wings. Not sure who there is after that. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla:
Still remember Chief Fan worrying about our new OC. They couldn't articulate why they were worried, but they were for sure worried about Bienemy.
It was insane.
Why was it insane? Bieniemy had never held an NFL coaching position other than RB coach, and the team was coming off a season where Reid gave up playcalling midseason. His stint as OC at Colorado wasn't exactly successful. It was 100% fair to have concerns about his ability to step up into that role. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Superturtle:
Bieniemy might be gone for a HC job after this year. That's hilarious.
EB certainly has the "coach speak" part of the job down, that's for sure.
I love EB (have since he was at Colorado ... didn't like him much in SD, though), but if I hear the phrase, "attention to detail" one more freaking time, I'm going to send him a jeweler's loupe.
Originally Posted by RunKC:
Yeah if there is 1 team that could match up with this offense it’s the Jags. They have top caliber rushers at every position up front and talented speed in the LB corps and secondary.
**** I’m so excited to be going to see that live with perfect seats.
This is definitely the measurement game for both teams. I expect both teams to be undefeated going into that game. Hopefully Berry is back cause I suspect we can shut down their run game. Bortles is good for a couple picks. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Shag:
Why was it insane? Bieniemy had never held an NFL coaching position other than RB coach, and the team was coming off a season where Reid gave up playcalling midseason. His stint as OC at Colorado wasn't exactly successful. It was 100% fair to have concerns about his ability to step up into that role.
What coordinating roles had Pederson and Nagy served in prior to becoming OC in KC? [Reply]
Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla:
What coordinating roles had Pederson and Nagy served in prior to becoming OC in KC?
I'd argue OQC and QB coach are closer to OC than RB coach, and there was no guarantee they'd be successful, either. But, it's a fair point. Clearly, it's Reid's system, and the OC probably has significantly less impact in KC than on other teams, but I still think it's fair to have questions about his ability to do the job with no prior experience. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RunKC:
Schrager is going to be the sideline reporter for our game on FOX this weekend. Watching Mahomes throw bombs on the sideline in the kids first game at Arrowhead might make him internally combust into flames on site
