Look at what they’re doing to the best player in the game.
His own teammates are consistently sabotaging him on a weekly basis.
And now he’s finally emotionally coming unglued.
Just a complete embarrassment all the way around.
Total malpractice and an absolute waste of your biggest investment.
If Veach and Reid had any balls they would cut Toney tonight as he has now single handedly cost us not one but TWO games. I wouldn’t blame Pat if he went scorched earth in his presser. Someone has to hold these clowns accountable and if the FO and coaching staff won’t then maybe he should.
Either way this is unacceptable and shameful. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Megatron96:
Too late for that now.
Look, this is exactly what to expect when you bring in substandard receivers and roll the dice on both OTs. You’re demanding the highest level of play from your QB in the biggest moments vs. the best pass rushers, knowing that he’s going to be exposed to the biggest hits if things don’t go perfectly with those guys.
It’s great when it works out in your favor, but the risk is that when it doesn’t, Pat’s going to be the one who takes the hits.
There no room for sit on your dick conservative football now. Pat has to drag this offense up and over the mountain by himself every single ****ing game, every series, every snap, because these mfers can’t/won’t rise to the challenge.
That look we keep seeing on his face isn’t his “my bad, I got you next time,” look. It’s “what the **** else do I have to do before you ****sticks help me out here” look.
Don’t believe me? Fine, just go back and look at any clip of his face right after he throws a really bad ball. He taps himself on the chest and usually nods at the receiver, universal QB sign language for “my bad. Got you next time.”
That’s not what we’re seeing. At all.
And these dipsticks aren’t going to help him out. If they were they’d have started weeks ago. But here we are.
So here’s hoping that Pat can rise up to a level we’ve never seen before, from him or any other superhero in fantasyland. Because that’s what it’s going to take for this team to win a SB this season.
How is it too late? You'd rather put Pat's future at risk for the sake of ego?
Get through this season and spend as much as you can on Weapons in the off season. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Gravedigger:
6 games to win the Super Bowl, either it’ll happen or it won’t. Right now we have the hardest road of anyone, Bengals, Chargers, Bills, Dolphins, Ravens and NFC Champ.
Actually those teams have the hardest road they have to beat the Current NFL Champs to advance. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Megatron96:
Too late for that now.
Look, this is exactly what to expect when you bring in substandard receivers and roll the dice on both OTs. You’re demanding the highest level of play from your QB in the biggest moments vs. the best pass rushers, knowing that he’s going to be exposed to the biggest hits if things don’t go perfectly with those guys.
It’s great when it works out in your favor, but the risk is that when it doesn’t, Pat’s going to be the one who takes the hits.
There no room for sit on your dick conservative football now. Pat has to drag this offense up and over the mountain by himself every single ****ing game, every series, every snap, because these mfers can’t/won’t rise to the challenge.
That look we keep seeing on his face isn’t his “my bad, I got you next time,” look. It’s “what the **** else do I have to do before you ****sticks help me out here” look.
Don’t believe me? Fine, just go back and look at any clip of his face right after he throws a really bad ball. He taps himself on the chest and usually nods at the receiver, universal QB sign language for “my bad. Got you next time.”
That’s not what we’re seeing. At all.
And these dipsticks aren’t going to help him out. If they were they’d have started weeks ago. But here we are.
So here’s hoping that Pat can rise up to a level we’ve never seen before, from him or any other superhero in fantasyland. Because that’s what it’s going to take for this team to win a SB this season.
You can tell he’s looking forward to the off-season so much lol. He’s going to be making lots of demands [Reply]
Originally Posted by Megatron96:
It’s too late this season.
When people show you who they are you need to listen. They have said all season from game 1 we will figure it out. Then came the bye week Mahomes said we’ll figure it out. And then as the L’s have piled on we just hear the same thing every postgame.
Barring an absolute miracle they did figure it out. They figured out the offense is complete shit
I’ve never been hyped for an offseason before lol [Reply]
Originally Posted by Fishels:
Honestly I’d cut MVS tomorrow. Sky moore is a trash wide receiver and not NFL caliber. Yet he tries. Watson will never be elite. Yet he tries. Toney has made some horrendous mistakes and might never be a great WR but I’ll say it again I think he tries.
MVS doesn’t try. I have seen him give up on Mahomes all season while he’s still scrambling around back there and MVS is already stopped as if the play is over. That happened almost every play today. Didn’t MVS only have that one good game in the AFCG anyway?
Send a message being a Chief requires a level of SOME effort. MVS will go to another team and pull the same old stunt.
MVS is not an NFL caliber wide reciever. This guy should not be in the league. He was picked up from the scrap heap of Green Bay and all their fans wanted to see the back of him, yet Veach is paying this guy respectable money. In the upcoming draft, there are about a dozen wide recievers that are currently better than him. Not potentially, currently. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BenoniBenko:
MVS is not an NFL caliber wide reciever. This guy should not be in the league. He was picked up from the scrap heap of Green Bay and all their fans wanted to see the back of him, yet Veach is paying this guy respectable money. In the upcoming draft, there are about a dozen wide recievers that are currently better than him. Not potentially, currently.
MVS is just like Moore, Toney, and most of the other guys on offense who aren’t interior linemen. He’s a very limited player who they wrongly believed could become more than he is. MVS is a one-dimensional deep threat who can’t catch, just as he showed in Green Bay. [Reply]
If you're an analytics guy MVS is a dream come true. Several standard deviations taller than the average corner. And he's faster than most corners. Ran a 4.37... Played under Aaron Rodgers. Problem with MVS is he's sucked at football his entire life. He's a bullshit player that fits a standard mode that dumb scouts and NFL types salivate over. A real scout or GM that watches football would have laughed this moron out of the fucking building. [Reply]
Originally Posted by seamonster:
If you're an analytics guy MVS is a dream come true. Several standard deviations taller than the average corner. And he's faster than most corners. Ran a 4.37... Played under Aaron Rodgers. Problem with MVS is he's sucked at football his entire life. He's a bullshit player that fits a standard mode that dumb scouts and NFL types salivate over. A real scout or GM that watches football would have laughed this moron out of the ****ing building.
I know he was a desperation signing, but I can’t for the life of me understand why they couldn’t think of anyone better to throw $10 million a year at.
As you said, he’s been gutter shit since the day he stepped on the field, but scouts and coaches are obsessed with his metrics and keep sending him out there to embarrass himself. Dude played 80% of the snaps yesterday. You truly can’t help but just laugh at this point. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief:
I know he was a desperation signing, but I can’t for the life of me understand why they couldn’t think of anyone better to throw $10 million a year at.
I don't understand why they preferred letting Tyreek go and signing garbage like MVS. Whatever cap savings they gained ended up being completely wasted. [Reply]
Originally Posted by seamonster:
If you're an analytics guy MVS is a dream come true. Several standard deviations taller than the average corner. And he's faster than most corners. Ran a 4.37... Played under Aaron Rodgers. Problem with MVS is he's sucked at football his entire life. He's a bullshit player that fits a standard mode that dumb scouts and NFL types salivate over. A real scout or GM that watches football would have laughed this moron out of the ****ing building.