Originally Posted by RunKC:
So apparently when Spags ran to call a TO it shouldn’t have been granted bc the HC has to call the TO? I’m seeing this all over Twitter.
Is that true?
According to Matt Derrick, it was Reid who actually called the TO. The broadcast just missed it. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RunKC:
Worthy gets all the praise from his first TD but this might be one of the best plays I’ve ever seen from an OL. They all win flawlessly. A+ play from all 5 guys.
Creed destroyed a defender with a beautiful pancake, Thuney and Kingsley made Roquan look like a bitch and Kelce had an awesome block.
This is an all-time play for OL. Show it to any college OL learning how to block downfield
Agreed. That wall formed creating that lane was beautiful.
But I will give Worthy his props. You can see #53 take an angle on the backside pursuit and he is a cunt hair away from getting a hand on #1. If that’s Rice, Pacheco - anyone but Worthy, he makes that tackle and prevents the TD.
Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
This loss was devastating for the Ravens. They might have a real hangover. Mahomes owns them completely and totally now.
Their response is to run more (didn't work), and run Lamar at an insane level. A level he can't possibly sustain as he ages.
I think this ends up a very disappointing season for the Ravens.
Highly doubtful wishful thinking here.
It’s week 1. The Ravens are a good team with a lot of new parts that will need adjustment. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RunKC:
So apparently when Spags ran to call a TO it shouldn’t have been granted bc the HC has to call the TO? I’m seeing this all over Twitter.
Is that true?
As soon as the official saw Spags, you can see he looked in Reid's direction so it's possible Reid was calling TO and we didn't see it on the broadcast.
Unfortunately, Reid can't run like Spags to get the official's attention lol. [Reply]
Originally Posted by SHOWTIME:
As soon as the official saw Spags, you can see he looked in Reid's direction so it's possible Reid was calling TO and we didn't see it on the broadcast.
Unfortunately, Reid can't run like Spags to get the official's attention lol.
If the official had a sandwich in his pocket Reid would have beat him there. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RINGLEADER:
Once this team tightens things up they will be unstoppable. No team is perfect but Pacheco catches his pass, juju catches his pass, and Perine catches his pass (none were perfect throws but…) and you add 11 points to the score when Ravens go on their last drive. Unlike last year I think they don’t take until the post-season to start making these plays and hammering other teams.
Achilles heel is still run defense but I think we’re going to be fine.
We beat Cincy by 2+ scores.
Mahomes needs to do a better job on some of those passes. I cant fault either guy much. He threw the wheel route pass to Pacheco too low and Perine had sooo much room and Patrick threw it too hard vs just lobbing it up there. Patrick was obv good but just something to tighten up. [Reply]
Originally Posted by O.city:
The Chiefs fucked around enough last night to lose that one. So many chances to put it away. Can't keep doing that shit.
Someone has to get into Reids ear when they have comfortable leads. They never seem to score or pull out all the stops. I'm tired of it coming down to inches. I wanna put people away. You have the best player in football. Use him to put away games. They go so vanilla up 10 when there is still alot of time. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
What a vibe. Like Caesar entering Rome.
I read an academic article a couple of years ago that pointed out all the social similarities between our modern day sports and stadiums and Rome and the Coliseum. It was very eye opening that 2000+ years later we are still choosing this as our favorite sporting activity.
Despite the similarities, it veers off in our society when the tech evolved, we can have the violence but not the killing of our favorite players. Serious injury is okay by us modern day fans, not death. Rome wanted death. [Reply]
