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Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19
I won’t say that Reid is entirely exempt from blame for the times when it appears that the offense has went into a shell... but, it’s a lot easier for that to occur when the QB is naturally risk averse himself.
Mahomes is going to hang onions, for better or worse. That’s just fine, because it’s the best way to do business in the NFL.
Given the talent available, this unit should be applying pressure to the opposing defense from kickoff to triple zeros.
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WORD.
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Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19
Damien Woody is a hardcore believer in Patrick. He doubled down today on NFL Live when asked what the odds were that Philip Rivers would reach a SB before his career ends. Woody said he gave him a 10% chance because he thinks Mahomes is going to be a superstar to deal with in the division and AFC and he also cited Brady standing in the way of course.
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Superstar is written all over the kid. The Chiefs have NEVER had anything like this. The sports analysts were practically crying in disappointment over the end of camp and Mahomes going to the bench for the season.
All it's going to take is a few good games with accompanying 'W's', and the buy-in from the talking heads will be massive and across the board. Sharpe will of course be last, but **** him anyway.
Mahomes generates highlights that the other young QB's in this league can't even BEGIN to produce. Hell, there are VETS that can't even do what he does in that regard.
Make no mistake:
If Mahomes and the Chiefs take off, and stay in the upper tier every season, Pat Mahomes WILL supplant and be the successor to Tom Brady in the eyes of this league once he wins his first Super Bowl. The league wants dynamic and winning QB's, and there will be NO ONE hotter than Mahomes once he starts generating the highlight reels.
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Originally Posted by Chris Meck
I agree with this. On a lot of those situations, there are still patterns happening downfield, Smith just wouldn't chance it. I really don't think it's all Reid.
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Truth.