Chiefs Defense -

w/ McDuffie: 297.75 y/g and 20.5 ppg allowed

w/o McDuffie: 383.5 y/g and 25.2 ppg allowed

— Zack Eisen (@zackeisen21) November 21, 2022

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...mcduffie at the bottom of the screen....wow

I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure (someone correct me if it's been said otherwise) that Herbert wasn't running a QB draw here based on the WR's.

I think Herbert saw a TON of space and an easy chunk play.

If Jones weren't a stud it would've worked, too. pic.twitter.com/Cyl92Hlpjj

— Seth Keysor (@RealMNchiefsfan) November 23, 2022

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That's insane. Super sticky.
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Nobody's open. Ever. McDuffie looked like prime Honey Badger right there. stuck to that guy like his shadow.

Sidenote:

CJ talked about this play the other day. Spags drew this up for CJ. Frank was supposed to get downfield as quickly as possible to get Herbert to try and step up in the pocket, while CJ cut inside and tried to get the sack or force a bad pass. By forcing Herbert to step up (something they'd seen him do on tape), he'd bring himself closer to CJ in the process, making it easier to get the sack/force the bad pass. Kind of crazy how well this one worked.
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clark's burst looks good there, and notice how he read what i presume is the right guard's hand movement so he can push off his back foot to get a nice launch at the snap

this is gonna be a nasty defense come playoff time

we're on our way
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And a lot of those yards came on a ridiculous diving catch along the sidelines.

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There’s still one spot left on the Clark bandwagon. You can sign up this Sunday!
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92 yards allowed on 16 targets in 4 games (200+ snaps)
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hold the L direckshun

Chiefs defense with and without** Trent McDuffie:

With -- 17.8 ppg allowed
Without -- 25.2 ppg allowed

** excluding week 1 where he played half the game due to injury.

— Gary McKenzie (@Super_G_Chiefs) November 28, 2022

First, let’s draw a wild comparison.

Marcus Peters and Trent McDuffie

Watch these two clips and pay attention to the CB’s eyes. Both are LOCKED on to reading the QB. This isn’t just a textbook execution of a tried and true technique, this is a CB who has confidence… (pt. 1) pic.twitter.com/HByJRbC4vV

— Sharpest Knife in the Knife Thing (@CBreezy_Edits) November 8, 2022

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I was surprised he got beat yesterday but it was a good route concept by the Rams.

I’m not sure what Reid was doing as he stayed along side Bolton. I assume Reid was the spy on Perkins.
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Yeah just gotta chalk that one up to good play design.
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Impressive to have 2 rookies in the top 11 in the league.
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We should get credit for Ward too
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