Chiefs Ten Things About Today's Game - Page 8

**gblowfish** · 10-19-2014, 06:48 PM

Ten Things About Today's Game:

10. What a great week its been for the locals! First the Royals sweep their way to the World Series and turn the entire town -and the Chiefs Planet- Royal Blue. Yesterday Kansas State upsets the Sooners in Norman. Mizzou bounces back and turns the Florida Gators into a nice set of Alligator Luggage. And KU, well.... they're another week closer to the opening of basketball season. Nobody talked much about this game in San Diego because it was a foregone conclusion that Phyllis would carve up our woeful patchwork secondary. And for a good part of his time on the field, he did exactly that. Thing is, he was only on the field for 21 minutes of this game, so his opportunities were limited by Andy Reid's smothering ball control offense. The Chiefs did enough right to overcome the whole lot of wrong, and we'll talk about both. As we always say, you never apologize for a win. And we also say, the Chiefs always seem to blow one (Tennessee) and win one (New England or today, pick em) that you didn't expect. But the end result is, with one of the hardest opening six game schedules in the NFL, the Fighting Kool Aid Man's team is 3-3, which is about where they should be to have half a chance to succeed this year.

9. Charles was just a nickel short of 100 on the ground, and of course gets a big congratulations for breaking Priest Holmes all-time Chiefs rushing record - 6,113 yards. Andy seemed to get the message after Charles disappeared last week in the second half of the 49ers game. Hey, 25 is pretty good, might be a good idea to use him! Davis ran hard and got blasted on several plays, as did Charles. Nobody fumbled. That's the first key to this game.

8. Alex Smith is not The Giant Forehead, and he's not Phyllis. But he had enough moxie to keep the team in the game to win. Eight different guys had catches, with the only TD reception by The Sausage. Yes, Alex slipped them the sausage, and the sausage greased his way between three guys to plate that TD. Sherman should have Farmland sponsor a line of bratwurst for him. He'd make big bucks. Smith only threw seven passes in the first half, and ended up with 221 yards and one passing TD, and no picks. That's the second key to the game. He also rushed six times -or ran for his life six times, whatever you want to call it- for 29 yards. He was good enough to win today, so you have to tip your hat. Nice job.

7. Special teams were a bit better today, but we're still making stupid mistakes. If the ball is five yards or less deep on kickoffs, we're trending to bring it out every single time. We seem to get a holding penalty about 50% of the time. I think we need to pick our spots better. Sure, Davis or DAT are both capable of breaking a long one, but if you try to force it every time, we end up starting about half of our drives from around the ten yard line. Colquitt had a mediocre day, averaging just 38 yards on four punts. DAT had one nice punt return early for 27 yards. The Brazilian Midget came through in the end, although it looked like that ball was rolling down an uneven putting green. It started straight, went a bit right, then hooked back left just enough to sneak it inside the right upright. Glad the kid converted. Succop's missed kick in SD last year put the Chargers in the playoffs and knocked out the Steelers. So it was nice to get some payback a year later. Suck on it, Bolts fans.

6. Eric Berry has now missed 37% of the entire season. Today our secondary was made up of Smith, Abdullah, Parker, Coleman, Gaines and some ****ing guy named Fleming. Now, I said a long time ago, that the Chiefs should never, EVER, EVER allow another defensive back from Oklahoma to put on a Chiefs Jersey. The horrid years watching William "Crispy" Bartee taught me that. Or at the very least, any D-Back from Oklahoma must have rear view mirrors attached to each side of his helmet. Phyllis went after this guy immediately, and baked him repeatedly in the first half with completions or PI penalties. Weird thing is, the dude led the team in tackles today with six. And he played much better in the fourth quarter. On the first Bolts TD to Phillips, there wasn't even a red jersey in the TV frame with the guy. Just too easy. The second TD to Gates was just a good catch by Gates. Parker almost tipped the ball away but didn't get enough of it. Defense held Phyllis to two FGs in the fourth quarter, which is the third key to this game.

5. We won today despite our receiving corps' best efforts. AJ Jenkins catches a ball and with nobody between him and pay dirt, runs himself out of bound. Bowe had a couple more balls bounce off his hands. He still has zero TDs six games into the season. For what he's being paid, that's unacceptable. Hemmingway has nothing but open field in front of him on a quick slant, nobody picks him up, perfectly thrown ball, bounces off his hands like a twenty below zero day in Ann Arbor. All I could think of after that play was...."Hmmm....maybe Junior has the same genetic predisposition as Ernest, and will go home a wrap his lips around a shotgun." OK, too much. I apologize. But you can't drop a pass like that and expect to stay in the lineup. Kelce had another decent day, but needs to learn clock management. In the final drive, he could have popped out of bounds to save some time, but turned inside and cost the Chiefs their last time out. Turned out OK, but might have been a killer had Smith taken a sack at the end. Overall, this receiving corps is woeful compared to the Bolts or the Donks. GM Dorsey must get some talent in here next year if we're gong to compete in our division.

4. Speaking of clock and time out management, The big red Kool Aid Man continues to baffle me. In the second half they burn the first time out with 10 seconds left in the third quarter. Why? There was no strategic value to it, and they had plenty of time to get a play in and run it. The wind was not that big of a factor, going the opposite direction didn't mean a thing. Then with about five minutes left, he challenges a spot on a pass play to the Bolts 35 yard line. The play was too close to overturn a spot, as it wasn't clear and convincing evidence. Plus, even it they did overturn it, the Bolts would have fourth and 1/2 yard on the 36, and the way Oliver was running the ball, would probably pick that up anyway. So why risk burning the time out? Didn't understand that one at all. Luckily, the one time out we did preserve was all we needed in the final two minute drill.

3. Kudos to the Brazilian Midget today. He was three for three on field goals, and got his first taste of nailing a pressure kick to win a game. Hopefully that'll push his nuts back down out of his throat for the rest of the year. He seems to be doing a better job with his kickoffs too. Let's hope he settles down and becomes reasonably reliable. I worry about how he'll do in cold weather in December.

2. Hali and Houston each with a sack, Hali stripped Phyllis once and almost forced a fumble deep in SD territory. I'm still not satisfied with Poe's play. He only had one tackle, and the Bolts ran for good yardage over Poe throughout the day. I'm also concerned with his stamina, as he was gassed at the end, and they were playing other linemen in his spot during crunch time. He's an All-Pro nose tackle. He needs to step up his game, get some staying power, and see it through to the end. Glad Brandon Flowers didn't hurt us today. He's been all banged up and probably shouldn't have suited up. Sucks to be him.

1. Being five hundred at this point is a game better than what I figured we'd be in pre season after six games. After the Tennessee disaster, I could even see us being a Raider like 0-6 by now. Reid is a good enough coach to keep the team in the hunt. And who knows? If the Donks get beat tonight we'll just be a game out in the division. Chiefs dominated time of possession in this game three to one, didn't turn the ball over, and had decent balance on offense. They also converted 50% on third down and hit all three field goal attempts. That's all the good stuff. Receivers are dropping balls or making dumb plays, we're trending up in penalties -before this game we were second in fewest penalties in the NFL- and Alex is running for his life -he was sacked three times today. Still, we don't apologize for a win, especially over that whiney little Bitch Phyllis.

BTW: next week I'll need to have one of you faithful CP'ers do the Ten Things as a guest writer, as I'll be on the road all day next Sunday and won't be at the Chiefs game. If you'd like to write Ten Things next week, pitch your best pitch and I'll turn over the ink and quill for Chiefs-Rams at Arrowhead to the most persuasive ghost writer.

Oh, and one last very important bonus thing..... GO ROYALS.

KC Star game pictures are here:
http://www.kansascity.com/sports/nfl...le3076215.html

rabblerouser · 10-20-2014, 10:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Halfcan

Weird thing is- it hurt more smashing my thumb then cutting my forearm open. For such a huge gash, it didn't hurt at all?? Bled like crazy. It stung a little in the shower that night when I had to use some finger nail clippers to trim a big flap of skin that was hanging. Other than that-nothing.

The only play I got to hear on the radio during one of the countless trips- was JC breaking the record-called by Lenny the Cool.

Chiefs were losing last I heard-so it was a nice surprise to wake up today and find out we won.

You must really, really be in love.

My girlfriend wouldn't plan a move on gameday, so I'm safe.

kaplin42 · 10-20-2014, 10:09 AM

Great job again Blowfish. I agree on the WR's. Want to know why they haven't caught a touchdown yet? Because they can't be relied upon to catch the football. Bowe up to his usual make one awesome catch and drop anything that hits him in the numbers. And Hemingway's drop should be grounds to be benched. If our WR's would actually catch the ball, we might be dangerous, but because they don't we are mediocre - average.

**gblowfish** · 10-20-2014, 10:12 AM

Doggity Report is here:
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**gblowfish** · 10-20-2014, 10:51 AM

So far I've had three qualified individuals offer to write up the "Ten Things" next Sunday following the Rams-Chiefs game at Arrowhead.

Anybody else interested?

scho63 · 10-20-2014, 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by gblowfish

Ten Things About Today's Game:

10. What a great week its been for the locals!
CONGRATS TO ALL YOU KANSAS CITY NATIVES AND TRANSPLANTS!

9. Hey, 25 is pretty good, might be a good idea to use him!
It was about time, just a few games late and probably cost us the 49'ers game.

8. Alex Smith had enough moxie to keep the team in the game to win. He was good enough to win today, so you have to tip your hat. Nice job.
Ditto for me!

7. Special teams were a bit better today, but we're still making stupid mistakes.We seem to get a holding penalty about 50% of the time.
Seems like 75% of the time for me-I have to cross my fingers every time we take a kickoff or punt.

6. Eric Berry has now missed 37% of the entire season. Today our secondary was made up of Smith, Abdullah, Parker, Coleman, Gaines and some ****ing guy named Fleming.
The patch work of our secondary bent but didn't break. They started out badly but rallied as the game went on. Cooper played NO snaps on defense and that was good move.

5. We won today despite our receiving corps' best efforts.
I had a person sitting next to me at the bar and say, "Did KC just drop another pass?" I had to say "yes, what else is new" after Junior "Butterfingers" Hemingway dropped that critical third down pass and forced us to punt, nearly costing us the game. You couldn't have given anyone a better pass to catch then that-it was perfect but yet he let it go like it was a piece of steaming dog shit. We are the 4th WORST team in the league for dropped passes so far in 2014. http://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/st...rcentage/2014/

4. Speaking of clock and time out management, The big red Kool Aid Man continues to baffle me.
I've given up trying to figure him out!

3. Kudos to the Brazilian Midget today.
I was scared shitless and sweating right up until it BARELY cleared the crossbar.

2. Hali and Houston each with a sack. I'm still not satisfied with Poe's play.
Glad to see us finally getting some sacks but I didn't realize Poe's poor play. I thought he was being double teamed, drawing two defenders.

1. Being five hundred at this point is a game better than what I figured we'd be in pre season after six games. After the Tennessee disaster, I could even see us being a Raider like 0-6 by now.
I felt we would be 5-11 or 6-10 preseason and after the debacle of the injuries and outcome in our first game against the crappy Titans, I thought 4 wins would be likely so I am pleasantly surprised. It's nice to have an upside surprise from the Chiefs.

BTW: next week I'll need to have one of you faithful CP'ers do the Ten Things as a guest writer, as I'll be on the road all day next Sunday and won't be at the Chiefs game.

Oh, and one last very important bonus thing..... GO ROYALS.
Looking forward to rooting for your Royals!

Thanks for an insightful write-up and it must be nice penning so many positive stories this week.

I found this article very insightful!
Chiefs replaced Marcus Cooper with Jamell Fleming; Dee Ford did not play on defense
http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2014/1...e-ford-defense

Have a safe trip next Sunday for work and we will miss your words of wisdom after the game!

KChiefs1 · 10-20-2014, 11:06 AM

Great read George. Bravo!

Let's Go Royals!

Frosty · 10-20-2014, 11:24 AM

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3. Kudos to the Brazilian Midget today.
I was scared shitless and sweating right up until it BARELY cleared the crossbar.

Check out the endzone view of the kick. It really wasn't that close to missing.

http://www.kcchiefs.com/media-center...2-fb9a26064e08

**Easy 6** · 10-20-2014, 12:02 PM

I dont have much to bitch at Reid about, he called the kind of game you need to win on the road against a QB playing as well as Rivers... conservative, ground and pound keepaway.

Is that style pretty boring to watch? OH YEAH!... but its exactly what the doctor ordered for divisional road games.

But, even though it turned out ok and could've even went all the way... I HATED that bubble screen to Jenkins on 3rd and 15, 99 times out of 100 that doesnt get a first down.

Just a pathetically conservative call... send Kelce or Thomas downfield, something, anything but a WR screen.

TEX · 10-20-2014, 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Easy 6

I dont have much to bitch at Reid about, he called the kind of game you need to win on the road against a QB playing as well as Rivers... conservative, ground and pound keepaway.

Is that style pretty boring to watch? OH YEAH!... but its exactly what the doctor ordered for divisional road games.

The reality is HAD Reid used that game plan more often this season, the Chiefs WOULD be 4-2 and could easily be 5-1....

Given KC's talent, this way of playing gives them the best chance to win weekly. They need to run you to death and pass just enough to keep things honest.

Frosty · 10-20-2014, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by TEX

The reality is HAD Reid used that game plan more often this season, the Chiefs WOULD be 4-2 and could be 5-1....
Given KC's talent, this way of playing gives them the best chance to win weekly. They need to run you to death and pass just enough to keep things honest.

Reid needs to keep channeling his inner Marty.

**Easy 6** · 10-20-2014, 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by TEX

The reality is HAD Reid used that game plan more often this season, the Chiefs WOULD be 4-2 and could be 5-1....

I completely agree, the strength of this offense is clearly the run game... its where most of our talent is and its easier for a bunch of iffy linemen to block.

It was just that particular call that had me shaking my head... I felt like that gif of the Jags fan in the stands looking totally incredulous.

TEX · 10-20-2014, 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Frosty

Reid needs to keep channeling his inner Marty.

In short yardage situations, you're correct. PLAY TO YOUR STRENGTHS. That philosophy will win for you more times than not. Had KC done that in SF - they win.

TEX · 10-20-2014, 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Easy 6

I completely agree, the strength of this offense is clearly the run game... its where most of our talent is and its easier for a bunch of iffy linemen to block.

It was just that particular call that had me shaking my head... I felt like that gif of the Jags fan in the stands looking totally incredulous.

Yep. I was with you there...

Frosty · 10-20-2014, 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by TEX

In short yardage situations, you're correct. PLAY TO YOUR STRENGTHS. That philosophy will win for you more times than not. Had KC done that in SF - they win.

Yep.

BTW, I think Marty would have loved to have this offense, though with better guards.

scho63 · 10-20-2014, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Frosty

Check out the endzone view of the kick. It really wasn't that close to missing.

http://www.kcchiefs.com/media-center...2-fb9a26064e08

Thanks for that!

I must have missed that replay angle. I don't remember seeing it but I was pretty drunk and high fiving everyone in the bar!

10-19-2014, 06:48 PM
gblowfish Be Kind To Your Pets Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Glorious Independence, MO Casino cash: $17346178 VARSITY	Ten Things About Today's Game Ten Things About Today's Game: 10. What a great week its been for the locals! First the Royals sweep their way to the World Series and turn the entire town -and the Chiefs Planet- Royal Blue. Yesterday Kansas State upsets the Sooners in Norman. Mizzou bounces back and turns the Florida Gators into a nice set of Alligator Luggage. And KU, well.... they're another week closer to the opening of basketball season. Nobody talked much about this game in San Diego because it was a foregone conclusion that Phyllis would carve up our woeful patchwork secondary. And for a good part of his time on the field, he did exactly that. Thing is, he was only on the field for 21 minutes of this game, so his opportunities were limited by Andy Reid's smothering ball control offense. The Chiefs did enough right to overcome the whole lot of wrong, and we'll talk about both. As we always say, you never apologize for a win. And we also say, the Chiefs always seem to blow one (Tennessee) and win one (New England or today, pick em) that you didn't expect. But the end result is, with one of the hardest opening six game schedules in the NFL, the Fighting Kool Aid Man's team is 3-3, which is about where they should be to have half a chance to succeed this year. 9. Charles was just a nickel short of 100 on the ground, and of course gets a big congratulations for breaking Priest Holmes all-time Chiefs rushing record - 6,113 yards. Andy seemed to get the message after Charles disappeared last week in the second half of the 49ers game. Hey, 25 is pretty good, might be a good idea to use him! Davis ran hard and got blasted on several plays, as did Charles. Nobody fumbled. That's the first key to this game. 8. Alex Smith is not The Giant Forehead, and he's not Phyllis. But he had enough moxie to keep the team in the game to win. Eight different guys had catches, with the only TD reception by The Sausage. Yes, Alex slipped them the sausage, and the sausage greased his way between three guys to plate that TD. Sherman should have Farmland sponsor a line of bratwurst for him. He'd make big bucks. Smith only threw seven passes in the first half, and ended up with 221 yards and one passing TD, and no picks. That's the second key to the game. He also rushed six times -or ran for his life six times, whatever you want to call it- for 29 yards. He was good enough to win today, so you have to tip your hat. Nice job. 7. Special teams were a bit better today, but we're still making stupid mistakes. If the ball is five yards or less deep on kickoffs, we're trending to bring it out every single time. We seem to get a holding penalty about 50% of the time. I think we need to pick our spots better. Sure, Davis or DAT are both capable of breaking a long one, but if you try to force it every time, we end up starting about half of our drives from around the ten yard line. Colquitt had a mediocre day, averaging just 38 yards on four punts. DAT had one nice punt return early for 27 yards. The Brazilian Midget came through in the end, although it looked like that ball was rolling down an uneven putting green. It started straight, went a bit right, then hooked back left just enough to sneak it inside the right upright. Glad the kid converted. Succop's missed kick in SD last year put the Chargers in the playoffs and knocked out the Steelers. So it was nice to get some payback a year later. Suck on it, Bolts fans. 6. Eric Berry has now missed 37% of the entire season. Today our secondary was made up of Smith, Abdullah, Parker, Coleman, Gaines and some **ing guy named Fleming. Now, I said a long time ago, that the Chiefs should never, EVER, EVER** allow another defensive back from Oklahoma to put on a Chiefs Jersey. The horrid years watching William "Crispy" Bartee taught me that. Or at the very least, any D-Back from Oklahoma must have rear view mirrors attached to each side of his helmet. Phyllis went after this guy immediately, and baked him repeatedly in the first half with completions or PI penalties. Weird thing is, the dude led the team in tackles today with six. And he played much better in the fourth quarter. On the first Bolts TD to Phillips, there wasn't even a red jersey in the TV frame with the guy. Just too easy. The second TD to Gates was just a good catch by Gates. Parker almost tipped the ball away but didn't get enough of it. Defense held Phyllis to two FGs in the fourth quarter, which is the third key to this game. 5. We won today despite our receiving corps' best efforts. AJ Jenkins catches a ball and with nobody between him and pay dirt, runs himself out of bound. Bowe had a couple more balls bounce off his hands. He still has zero TDs six games into the season. For what he's being paid, that's unacceptable. Hemmingway has nothing but open field in front of him on a quick slant, nobody picks him up, perfectly thrown ball, bounces off his hands like a twenty below zero day in Ann Arbor. All I could think of after that play was...."Hmmm....maybe Junior has the same genetic predisposition as Ernest, and will go home a wrap his lips around a shotgun." OK, too much. I apologize. But you can't drop a pass like that and expect to stay in the lineup. Kelce had another decent day, but needs to learn clock management. In the final drive, he could have popped out of bounds to save some time, but turned inside and cost the Chiefs their last time out. Turned out OK, but might have been a killer had Smith taken a sack at the end. Overall, this receiving corps is woeful compared to the Bolts or the Donks. GM Dorsey must get some talent in here next year if we're gong to compete in our division. 4. Speaking of clock and time out management, The big red Kool Aid Man continues to baffle me. In the second half they burn the first time out with 10 seconds left in the third quarter. Why? There was no strategic value to it, and they had plenty of time to get a play in and run it. The wind was not that big of a factor, going the opposite direction didn't mean a thing. Then with about five minutes left, he challenges a spot on a pass play to the Bolts 35 yard line. The play was too close to overturn a spot, as it wasn't clear and convincing evidence. Plus, even it they did overturn it, the Bolts would have fourth and 1/2 yard on the 36, and the way Oliver was running the ball, would probably pick that up anyway. So why risk burning the time out? Didn't understand that one at all. Luckily, the one time out we did preserve was all we needed in the final two minute drill. 3. Kudos to the Brazilian Midget today. He was three for three on field goals, and got his first taste of nailing a pressure kick to win a game. Hopefully that'll push his nuts back down out of his throat for the rest of the year. He seems to be doing a better job with his kickoffs too. Let's hope he settles down and becomes reasonably reliable. I worry about how he'll do in cold weather in December. 2. Hali and Houston each with a sack, Hali stripped Phyllis once and almost forced a fumble deep in SD territory. I'm still not satisfied with Poe's play. He only had one tackle, and the Bolts ran for good yardage over Poe throughout the day. I'm also concerned with his stamina, as he was gassed at the end, and they were playing other linemen in his spot during crunch time. He's an All-Pro nose tackle. He needs to step up his game, get some staying power, and see it through to the end. Glad Brandon Flowers didn't hurt us today. He's been all banged up and probably shouldn't have suited up. Sucks to be him. 1. Being five hundred at this point is a game better than what I figured we'd be in pre season after six games. After the Tennessee disaster, I could even see us being a Raider like 0-6 by now. Reid is a good enough coach to keep the team in the hunt. And who knows? If the Donks get beat tonight we'll just be a game out in the division. Chiefs dominated time of possession in this game three to one, didn't turn the ball over, and had decent balance on offense. They also converted 50% on third down and hit all three field goal attempts. That's all the good stuff. Receivers are dropping balls or making dumb plays, we're trending up in penalties -before this game we were second in fewest penalties in the NFL- and Alex is running for his life -he was sacked three times today. Still, we don't apologize for a win, especially over that whiney little Bitch Phyllis. BTW: next week I'll need to have one of you faithful CP'ers do the Ten Things as a guest writer, as I'll be on the road all day next Sunday and won't be at the Chiefs game. If you'd like to write Ten Things next week, pitch your best pitch and I'll turn over the ink and quill for Chiefs-Rams at Arrowhead to the most persuasive ghost writer. Oh, and one last very important bonus thing..... GO ROYALS. KC Star game pictures are here: http://www.kansascity.com/sports/nfl...le3076215.html
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kaplin42 Thats Right, Sniff the Glue!!! Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: tubbytronic superdome Casino cash: $10007177	Great job again Blowfish. I agree on the WR's. Want to know why they haven't caught a touchdown yet? Because they can't be relied upon to catch the football. Bowe up to his usual make one awesome catch and drop anything that hits him in the numbers. And Hemingway's drop should be grounds to be benched. If our WR's would actually catch the ball, we might be dangerous, but because they don't we are mediocre - average.
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10-20-2014, 10:51 AM	#109
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10-20-2014, 12:02 PM	#113
Easy 6 pie is never free Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: the drivers seat Casino cash: $2207775	I dont have much to bitch at Reid about, he called the kind of game you need to win on the road against a QB playing as well as Rivers... conservative, ground and pound keepaway. Is that style pretty boring to watch? OH YEAH!... but its exactly what the doctor ordered for divisional road games. But, even though it turned out ok and could've even went all the way... I HATED that bubble screen to Jenkins on 3rd and 15, 99 times out of 100 that doesnt get a first down. Just a pathetically conservative call... send Kelce or Thomas downfield, something, anything but a WR screen.
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