Wanya Morris was drafted with pick 92 of round 3 in the 2023 draft class. He scored a 8.35 #RAS out of a possible 10.00. This ranked 215 out of 1294 OT from 1987 to 2023. https://t.co/KnzoH8NdfSpic.twitter.com/KZgxtMNcfb
Originally Posted by dlphg9:
Yeah, because I blindly defend so many players.
The fact you continue to defend Morris when ANDY REID… who gives struggling players multiple opportunities to correct themselves… finally had enough of Wanya’s shit play… is an interesting hill to die on. [Reply]
Originally Posted by FloridaMan88:
Similar to last week vs Carolina when they were giving help to both tackles to chip/block and Mahomes still got sacked.
By a Carolina team that entered the game with 12 sacks for the entire season.
That’s what Sassy doesn’t get. You can chip help but that’s another weapon taken away. And Andy had to use a TE and a RB at times.
So it’s effectively 7 defenders vs only 3 or 4 receiving weapons. That’s why Mahomes held the ball so long on a lot of plays [Reply]
Originally Posted by RunKC:
That’s what Sassy doesn’t get. You can chip help but that’s another weapon taken away. And Andy had to use a TE and a RB at times.
So it’s effectively 7 defenders vs only 3 or 4 receiving weapons. That’s why Mahomes held the ball so long on a lot of plays
:-) That's not how chipping works, bruh. You can absolutely chip and still be a receiving option. Now, if the TE stays on the line and blocks the whole play that's called blocking, not chipping. [Reply]
The play calling didn't help Wanya. They needed quicker passing plays to take pressure away from the pass rush. Too many passing plays needed time to develop. We have guys that can run a WR screen. Speedsters that can run crossing routes or drag routes. We were going for big plays but rarely had the time for those routes. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Gary Cooper:
The play calling didn't help Wanya. They needed quicker passing plays to take pressure away from the pass rush. Too many passing plays needed time to develop. We have guys that can run a WR screen. Speedsters that can run crossing routes or drag routes. We were going for big plays but rarely had the time for those routes.
Still don't understand stand the passing volume in this game
Originally Posted by RunKC:
The Chiefs had NINE players blocking on that Worthy play. N-I-N-E.
Even though it wasn’t an OL it’s STILL and embarrassment that Patrick got hit on that play.
And this is why I'm not a Nagy fan. It's too much going wrong for it not to be a coaching issue. Every single unit on offense the past 2 years has played below expectations. There is something happening or not happening in practice and in the meeting rooms for there to be so little cohesion between the players and position groups. There's no reason for everyone to be so out of sync. [Reply]