Who's the most under-used Chief so far this season?

[TinyEvel]

Calling all play-makers...please report to the field and/or the playbook...

We've read lots of articles and posts which say this team is full of weapons. But in your opinion who's the tactical nuke on this team that's been kept in the silo?

(poll forthcoming)

[Demonpenz]

The chiefs #2 wide reciever has been shit for decades that when one comes in and just does his job people think he is a world beater.

[NJChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by Demonpenz

The chiefs #2 wide reciever has been shit for decades that when one comes in and just does his job people think he is a world beater.

You don't think Conley is capable of handling and much bigger role? Thinking that doesn't mean we view him as Antonio Brown.

[Sandy Vagina]

I was thinking Kelce, but looking at the targets has given me pause.

wk 1 - 7 targets
wk 2 - 7 targets
wk 3 - 7 targets
wk 4 - 8 targets
wk 5 - 3 targets

I'm sure we's all like to see Kelce getting 10-15 targets per game, but wks 1-4 targets are not too bad. I don't dislike spreading the ball around to all players (except Albert, generally). JMac and Conley need love too.. and I don't mind seeing Hill involved. 3 targets to Kelce better not become the norm, though.

Maybe that 3 target Oakland game was just the opponent throwing lots of extra coverage at him.. or maybe he's nursing a minor injury. I seem to remember Kelce getting up a bit gimpy on one of these recent games.

[gonefishin53]

Tyreek Hill. If Reid/Smith utilized Hill the way Belichick/Brady utilize Edelman, I think Hill could have an Edelman like impact. Hill is so fast on slants and crossing patterns, Smith has a hard time getting the ball in front of him. If Smith could properly lead Hill when he's running full speed, I think Hill will be an incredibly dangerous weapon in Reid's offense. The Pats still manage to have a productive running attack and utilize the TEs with Edelman having a feature role.

[milkman]

I think the correct answer here is not a single player, but a group.

The running backs.

[NJChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by gonefishin53

Tyreek Hill. If Reid/Smith utilized Hill the way Belichick/Brady utilize Edelman, I think Hill could have an Edelman like impact. Hill is so fast on slants and crossing patterns, Smith has a hard time getting the ball in front of him. If Smith could properly lead Hill when he's running full speed, I think Hill will be an incredibly dangerous weapon in Reid's offense. The Pats still manage to have a productive running attack and utilize the TEs with Edelman having a feature role.

Edelman runs great routes and catches the ball great low, where Brady is great at throwing it. On top of that, Edelman is the 2 or 3 option for Brady. Hill isn't going to be that for Smith.