Exactly, now all these guys that just look at stats can not try to change the narrative, which was, the Chief's D dominated that game.

Tribs getting a junk TD at the end would have gave them some hope that he did not suck as bad as he did- but Spags was having none of it. It was great to see that Killer Instinct to close out a game.
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your mom is boring
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Pats were clearly working on a lot of deceptive and power run plays vs. the Bills. They know Brady dropping back 50 times is suboptimal. I hope Spags is ready.
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Discuss Thrower with a shit take per usual :-)
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this cunt
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About to cum thinking of how this defense will be even BETTER next year and the years to come
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We're about to have a top 10 defense and top 10 offense for the next 3-4 seasons.

Our window is NOW.
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HOLD THIS L
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Hamas has yet to eat crow on Spags or even give him credit, but he was quick to judge a few weeks in. I can’t stand that fucking guy.

That loser preferred John fucking Pagano :-)
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Great hire!


https://youtu.be/ctcVhjG9fVc
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Spags is gonna be ready for Lamar’s running bullshit.

KC played a lot of dime to deal with Trubisky's legs, and the read options they use

CHI tried running at it, but KC held them to 66 yards on 15 carries (4.4 YPC)

1. Clark holds edge
2. Fuller is outside contain player, holds block from tackle
3. Suggs comes scraping across play pic.twitter.com/23p7rAscwz

— Nate Christensen (@NateCh479) December 24, 2019

Spags ran this front a lot against BAL in week 3. We’re much better at setting edge with Reggie and Harris this time. Keep an eye out on this trend https://t.co/c0n1PBflFT

— Nate Christensen (@NateCh479) December 19, 2019

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That's PFF good instead of their usual grasping at straws bad.
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Watching Spags blitzes are so fun. He makes it so hard for QB’s to know exactly what the hell we are doing pre-snap.

Spags sent A LOT at Trubisky in coverage this week, but one of his favorite cover shells was calling this Tampa 2 type coverage

Putting guys near the LoS forces the QB to switch to a different protection call, putting more guys in, and the Tampa 2 keeps everything deep contained pic.twitter.com/wEzORp7vNN

— Nate Christensen (@NateCh479) December 24, 2019

It wasn't just coverages, also the blitzes as well

1. Protection sent to right to deal with MIKE LB
2. Sorenson crashes inside B gap
3. Clark contain player
4. Breeland comes flying off edge, gets easy pressure pic.twitter.com/6dT68QedAQ

— Nate Christensen (@NateCh479) December 24, 2019

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I didn’t notice this but Spags has played Fuller deep at safety more often and a lot of the time he does that he’s having Honey Badger roaming up front

Kendall Fuller played a really good game on Sunday on some rewatches

He was around the ball a lot, looked explosive downhill, and was communicating the coverage calls well. He wasn't asked to cover as a CB much, but as a S, he's found a nice role

— Nate Christensen (@NateCh479) December 24, 2019

Kendall Fuller played his best game he had played all season, mainly at deep safety

Does a nice job against this Mesh route over the middle, screaming down alley for a tackle

Fuller brings more range than Sorenson, quick change of ability speed. He's found a home at safety pic.twitter.com/bfOj1m5CNM

— Nate Christensen (@NateCh479) December 24, 2019

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Spags is a fucking genious.

The fact we can stop the run with our front 7 now allows us to get super creative with the back end.
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