Chiefs *****The Patrick Mahomes Thread***** - Page 313

Originally Posted by Reerun_KC:
Sandy and Tigger will be along to tell us that you can't make plays like that in the NFL and that a check down or a sack would be the smarter decision....

still a chance for a hail mary when we have the ball at the 30. haha, alex would hit the 20 yard line.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
Wrong, because the grace period with a rookie quarterback is far greater than it is with a 10 year veteran.

Well, he's not playing as a rookie, so there's that
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Originally Posted by kcxiv:
still a chance for a hail mary when we have the ball at the 30. haha, alex would hit the 20 yard line.

:-)
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When I watch PMII's release it's very much like Aaron Rodgers' , thus odd release angles may remain untouched by the coaching staff.
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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud:
Well, he's not playing as a rookie, so there's that

Extends the grace period. This isn't an Andrew Luck type prospect we're dealing with.
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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud:
Well, he's not playing as a rookie, so there's that

It will be fun to watch Patrick Mahomes II blow by Tyler Bray and become the backup to Alex Smith.

If this case maybe they would find another backup elsewhere but for now there is a competition for backup and Patrick Mahomes II has a chance to be take over that spot. If so odds greatly improve the chance Mahomes II plays this year because he would be able to handle the pressure and have proven to the coaches he can do it.

It wouldn't ruin PMII if he got in a game during garbage time on a game out of reach.
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Originally Posted by KC Tattoo:
It will be fun to watch Patrick Mahomes II blow by Tyler Bray and become the backup to Alex Smith.

If this case maybe they would find another backup elsewhere but for now there is a competition for backup and Patrick Mahomes II has a chance to be take over that spot. If so odds greatly improve the chance Mahomes II plays this year because he would be able to handle the pressure and have proven to the coaches he can do it.

It wouldn't ruin PMII if he got in a game during garbage time on a game out of reach.

Agreed, A Denver game at home would be perfect.
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Originally Posted by Hog Farmer:
Agreed, A Denver game at home would be perfect.

That I believe is on Monday Night FOOOTBALL & I'm bringing all my rowdy friends
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Originally Posted by KC Tattoo:
It wouldn't ruin PMII if he got in a game during garbage time on a game out of reach.

That happened ONCE in 2016, against the Steelers.

As I've already pointed out, Herm put in Croyle his rookie season against the Steelers when the game was "out of reach" and the results were:

3 for 7, 2 INT's, 23 yards.

Croyle had an amazing career after that.

Reid isn't dumb.
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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud:
That happened ONCE in 2016, against the Steelers.

As I've already pointed out, Herm put in Croyle his rookie season against the Steelers when the game was "out of reach" and the results were:

3 for 7, 2 INT's, 23 yards.

Croyle had an amazing career after that.

Reid isn't dumb.

Croyle sucked ass period, though. That game likely didn't change anything. The dude never won a single game.

Reid should be wise about which kind of situations he puts Pat into, but I don't think the Croyle comparison really matters.
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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud:
That happened ONCE in 2016, against the Steelers.

As I've already pointed out, Herm put in Croyle his rookie season against the Steelers when the game was "out of reach" and the results were:

3 for 7, 2 INT's, 23 yards.

Croyle had an amazing career after that.

Reid isn't dumb.

And hopefully Mahomy ain't Croyle.
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Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19:
Croyle sucked ass period, though. That game likely didn't change anything. The dude never won a single game.

Reid should be wise about which kind of situations he puts Pat into, but I don't think the Croyle comparison really matters.

It may not "matter" but there's no way Reid puts in Mahomes against a ferocious defense when he's not ready.
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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud:
That happened ONCE in 2016, against the Steelers.

As I've already pointed out, Herm put in Croyle his rookie season against the Steelers when the game was "out of reach" and the results were:

3 for 7, 2 INT's, 23 yards.

Croyle had an amazing career after that.

Reid isn't dumb.

It didn't ruin Croyle career for 3 for 7, 2 INT's 23 yards. What ruined Croyle career was having a glass vagina. Scouting reports said he was a injury prone pussy.

No reason to compare PM II with Brodie Croyle. Brodie didn't have the heart that Patrick Mahomes II has or the gumption.
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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud:
That happened ONCE in 2016, against the Steelers.

As I've already pointed out, Herm put in Croyle his rookie season against the Steelers when the game was "out of reach" and the results were:

3 for 7, 2 INT's, 23 yards.

Croyle had an amazing career after that.

Reid isn't dumb.

Brodie Croyle?

:-)
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Originally Posted by KC Tattoo:
It didn't ruin Croyle career for 3 for 7, 2 INT's 23 yards. What ruined Croyle career was having a glass vagina. Scouting reports said he was a injury prone pussy.

No reason to compare PM II with Brodie Croyle. Brodie didn't have the heart that Patrick Mahomes II has or the gumption.

It's a bad idea to put in a rookie that isn't ready to play in an NFL game.

Croyle was just one example.
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