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]
Yeah this game was like in the early 90s when the Chiefs started to think they were good and get confidence, and then Elway would put us in our place and remind us who was in charge of the division, every damn time. Well almost every time. [Reply]
Originally Posted by suzzer99:
Yeah this game was like in the early 90s when the Chiefs started to think they were good and get confidence, and then Elway would put us in our place and remind us who was in charge of the division, every damn time. Well almost every time.
We won plenty of AFC West titles, but those Elway and Elway-like motherfuckers always put us in our place.
Originally Posted by suzzer99:
Yeah this game was like in the early 90s when the Chiefs started to think they were good and get confidence, and then Elway would put us in our place and remind us who was in charge of the division, every damn time. Well almost every time.
Did you end up going to the game, dude? Please tell me you didn't miss that. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BWillie:
Why? We have a plethora of data indicating it is an extremely low risk, low impact, low probability of injury play. Tom Brady is 44 still QB sneaking it up ppl ass with no problems.
This is just being afraid of monsters under the bed.
I agree though we are to heavily reliant on RPO. Why cant we do both depending on the matchup?
I agree with this in general but have 2 concerns with it. First, is there any residual damage that would make his knee more susceptible to damage and secondly, I know what goes on in those piles. Getting taken over backwards by a LB or S while a DL has a hold on your ankle/knee can be a recipe for disaster. I definitely believe that they should use it once or twice to make the other teams know that it's not been edited out of the playbook. [Reply]
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