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Old 09-26-2016, 12:44 PM  
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Quarterback grade: Alex Smith, 82.5
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It was the typical “Alex Smith, game manager” game as he was able to connect on just one pass over 10 yards — he gained just 17 yards on 3 targets between 10 and 19 yards and missed on all three passes over 20 yards. The Jets left the middle of the field underneath open and Smith was incredibly efficient, going 12-of-12 for 162 yards and 1 TD when targeting that area. When kept clean, Smith was deadly, completing 22-of-25 for 211 yards and 1 TD.

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QB Alex Smith, 82.5
TE Travis Kelce, 81.5
RT Mitchell Schwartz, 74.6
WR Chris Conley, 71.7
C Mitch Morse, 68.1

Offensive line roughed up despite win
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The notion that games are won in trenches didn’t hold true in this game, as the Chiefs’ offensive line was dominated all game long against the strong Jets front. RT Mitchell Schwartz was the lone bright spot on the line as Schwartz allowed just 1 pressure all game while holding his own as a run blocker. LT Eric Fisher (35.8) struggled to block do-everything-man DE Sheldon Richardson as he allowed a sack, a hit and a hurry.

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ILB Derrick Johnson, 95.7
CB Marcus Peters, 87.5
S Eric Berry, 85.3
S Daniel Sorensen, 83.2
DT Dontari Poe, 80.9

Derrick Johnson leads a strong defense
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One of the Chiefs’ veteran re-signings this offseason, Derrick Johnson repaid Kansas City’s investment in him with an excellent performance against the Jets. He nabbed one of Ryan Fitzpatrick’s many interceptions, returning it for a touchdown, and forced another by undercutting a slant in the red zone and popping it up to a teammate. He led the team with five defensive stops (no other Chief had more than two) and 10 total tackles. Johnson surrendered just 20 yards from seven targets, showing that he’s one of the league’s few linebackers who seems to have little trouble holding up in man coverage against running backs.

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Alex Smith - 15th of 36 QBs

Spencer Ware - 20th of 54 RBs

Eric Fisher - 28th of 73 OTs
Mitch Schwartz - 26th

LDT - 19th of 71 OGs
Fulton - 27th
Jordan Devey - 70th

Mitch Morse - 28th of 34 Cs

Marcus Peters - 7th of 104 CBs
Steven Nelson - 52nd
Phillip Gaines - 88th

Eric Berry - 19th of 80 Ss
Ron Parker - 20th

Derrick Johnson - 13th of 80 LBs
Justin March - 66th

Dontari Poe - 11th of 115 DL
Allen Bailey - 75th
Jaye Howard - 108th

Tamba Hali - 7th of 96 EDs
Dee Ford - 57th
Frank Zombo - 81st
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Old 09-26-2016, 12:46 PM   #2
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Why are you "laughing" at a 3rd string guard?

****ing jackass.
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Old 09-26-2016, 12:47 PM   #3
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Now show Fitzpatrick's review, heh.
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Old 09-26-2016, 12:47 PM   #4
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Smith didn't "miss" on 2 of those 3 long passes. They both hit Maclin where he could and should have caught them.

Conley's was a shit throw for sure.
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Old 09-26-2016, 12:49 PM   #5
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Now show Fitzpatrick's review, heh.
RYAN FITZPATRICK EARNED THE LOWEST GAME GRADE EVER BY A QB IN LOSS TO CHIEFS

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New York Jets quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick landed on PFF’s Team of the Week for his excellent performance in Week 2 in a Thursday night win over the Buffalo Bills, but he followed that up with a six-interception disaster against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 3.

That earned him a PFF grade of 21.4, a catastrophic score that isn’t just the worst single-game grade of the season, but is the worst single-game grade we have ever seen from a QB over the past decade of grading.

To put it in even harsher perspective: PFF has graded 2,717 games of NFL regular and postseason play, and Fitzpatrick just posted the worst single-game performance we have ever seen.

By our system it was worse than the Peyton Manning dumpster fire from a year ago against the Chiefs that saw him benched after four interceptions for his own sake. It was worse than any game Jamarcus Russell managed, or the trainwreck performance Josh Freeman had for the Vikings that seemed to have effectively ended his NFL career.
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Old 09-26-2016, 12:49 PM   #6
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Why are you "laughing" at a 3rd string guard?

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I was wondering the same thing....that dude is our #4 guard.
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It was the typical “Alex Smith, game manager” game as he was able to connect on just one pass over 10 yards
Maclin dropped two.
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Maclin dropped two.
And Harris dropped one down the sideline as well. If those three passes are caught, along with not missing a wide the hell open Conley, Alex is pushing 350 yards passing yesterday.
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i remain unimpressed by fisher....
He's improved, but when he looks bad he looks REAL bad.

We've had way worse options at left tackle than Fisher, and that Jets d-line really can beast.
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And Harris dropped one down the sideline as well. If those three passes are caught, along with not missing a wide the hell open Conley, Alex is pushing 350 yards passing yesterday.
Harris was standing at the line of scrimmage when he bobbled and dropped that pass.
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Conley needs more targets. He did a damn good job against Revis when we went his way.

Give him and Hill ALL of Wilson's.
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Why are you "laughing" at a 3rd string guard?

****ing jackass.
are you this easy to bait? all it takes is a smiley? lighten up, beavis. you may be a homer, but you don't have to white knight backup guards.
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are you this easy to bait? all it takes is a smiley? lighten up, beavis. you may be a homer, but you don't have to white knight backup guards.
Go **** yourself
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