Chiefs *****The Isaih Pacheco Thread***** - Page 40

Originally Posted by RealSNR:
He is the perfect player. Barry Sanders meets Jim Brown meets AP without the dozens of single mothers he's leaving behind or the child abuse.

He only has one negative quality, and that's his misspelled first name. But soon enough he'll be such a star that the old spelling of "Isaiah" will become the misspelled name.

i'm just going to call him pac-man
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He doesn't need a gay nickname.

Pacheco is already cool. Sounds like a Tekken fighter.
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Lets call him "The Fight Doctor"!!1

I'll show myself out...
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Kelce calls him Pistachio
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Originally Posted by Detoxing:
He doesn't need a gay nickname.

Pacheco is already cool. Sounds like a Tekken fighter.

Pacheco sounds like a flavored chip
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Originally Posted by wheeler08:
Kelce calls him Pistachio

Pistachio and Karlofogus.
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Originally Posted by New World Order:
Pacheco sounds like a flavored chip

it sounds like something you get in a tortilla
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There was an officer Pacheco where I grew up. Pre-cell phone cams when cops could whoop your ass for talking back about <35% window tint, so for me he's PTSD.
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Originally Posted by New World Order:
Pacheco sounds like a flavored chip

Native American Mortal Kombat fighter.
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I was talking about Pacheco with someone today and they raised a great point.

Pacheco's vision which has been criticized is partly due to his lack of trust in his blocking.

Pacheco doesn't expect blocks to be there so he just powers north or south more than other college backs.

Once he learns that KCs line can actually play he will start to show more patience.
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Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
I was talking about Pacheco with someone today and they raised a great point.

Pacheco's vision which has been criticized is partly due to his lack of trust in his blocking.

Pacheco doesn't expect blocks to be there so he just powers north or south more than other college backs.

Once he learns that KCs line can actually play he will start to show more patience.

I'd love to see the evidence for this alleged vision problem. People keep saying it but never provide examples.

It's not like there's all this Rutgers tape just floating around YouTube.
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Originally Posted by Detoxing:
I'd love to see the evidence for this alleged vision problem. People keep saying it but never provide examples.

It's not like there's all this Rutgers tape just floating around YouTube.

Watch a full game and not highlights then compare to your favorite RB. I think it's apparent, he looks better in space than sifting through the trenches
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Originally Posted by Detoxing:
I'd love to see the evidence for this alleged vision problem. People keep saying it but never provide examples.

It's not like there's all this Rutgers tape just floating around YouTube.

There are a bunch of weird CEH truthers in FF picking and choosing plays supposedly showing this.

Again, just CEH owners that are getting nervous.
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Originally Posted by MahomesMagic:
I was talking about Pacheco with someone today and they raised a great point.

Pacheco's vision which has been criticized is partly due to his lack of trust in his blocking.

Pacheco doesn't expect blocks to be there so he just powers north or south more than other college backs.

Once he learns that KCs line can actually play he will start to show more patience.

Well, we could guess that something similar might be the problem with Clyde as well, as bad as the line was in 2020, especially later in the season. And then with all new parts in 2021-even Mahomes didn't trust it for a good part of the season.

Just sayin'.
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All aboard the Pacheatcode hype train
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