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I've never seen Allen or Mahomes or Jackson plant and reload on that kind of play. They are all throwing off platform and expecting their intended target to make himself available. Making that throw is hard. Standing still in wide open space is easy. JMO

I think there is (and has been) a lack of coaching the details in this offense. Everyone loves to blame execution. But the coaches are responsible for getting their players ready to execute. When you have a QB like Josh you CANNOT fudge the details on the scramble drill. It has to be baked into the offense as much as anything else. If it was just Hollins I would chalk it up to one bad egg but like you said it's everybody.

Allen is in scramble drill and Hollins just cluelessly keeps running in the opposite direction across the field. You want to know why Mahomes to Kelce is impossible to stop? Kelce just stands still in the wide open space and makes this an easy throw. I mean c'mon Mack: I'm not expecting him to be Kelce but there is so much space there to make himself an available target and instead he drifts away from his QB. Basic scramble drill rules tell you he needs to come back to the ball. I have no idea what he is thinking here. This is why Shakir has actually become so valuable to the offense. Beyond his YAC skills, he has developed a knack for making himself an easy target for Allen. These other guys running routes haven't got a clue.

That exact play was called DPI on 4th down against the Bengals. I know it makes no difference. Just saying.

I don't really even understand the challenge or the drama here. Carr is going to the locker room and they're in automatic FG territory. The game is over.

Can't give your guy a better chance than that. Carr stood tall and took a shot and gets nothing for it.

Every Chiefs play design is insane. Different planet like I said earlier.

Andy Reid is the GOAT of getting his pass catchers literally alone on the screen. And it's somehow always just right in the middle 10 yards away from the QB.

Klint Kubiak will be a head coach as early as next year.

It's literally every Chiefs game ever. They play with their food then make all of the plays they need to make in the final 2 minutes. It's all a big tease.

Now that is just dumb luck. Please capitalize on it. I haven't seen Derek Carr look comfortable a single time tonight.

Nah Adebo dragged him to the ground. It's just brain dead defensive play. The ball was never going to be caught. The Saints as a whole are playing very tight tonight. It is the Chiefs effect for sure. They just come out and play their game while the other side panics and makes silly mistakes

Embarrassing CB play. You had leverage against a small WR. Just maintain your position and play the ball.

Are you freaking kidding me that Olave randomly bouncing forward on his toes pre-snap costs the Saints a 3rd down conversion? I'm regularly in awe at the new and creative ways teams manage to give away games to the Chiefs.

What are they thinking? You blitz Mahomes when you're just trying to make it to halftime?

They are good but Chiefs have had an OT problem all year long. They might have the best IOL and the worst OT pair in the league, the discrepancy is that stark.

Awful defensive coaching to not be ready for the screen on 2nd and 34 by the way. The most obvious play call in that situation that defenses always manage to screw up.

From 2nd and 34 to this. This coaching staff is on another planet.

That Chiefs rookie RB is going to be out of the trust tree soon. Way too many ball handling issues.

The Chiefs open up massive holes in the run game. They play old school football and it works.

Seriously, this is insane. I'd say it's just a random blown coverage but it happens so frequently. How do they do it?

There has been a lack of details on offense for years now. Personnel is the biggest problem right now but it would be nice if we had elite offensive coaching like other contenders do. We need elite talent or elite coaching to support our elite QB, but we have neither.

Never seen a player end up with zero players on the screen with him more often than Kelce. I don't get it. It wasn't great route running there, the defense just forgot he exists. How does that always happen?

Kind of conflicting info here from the two agent mouthpieces but sounds like his season is 99% likely to be over. Just in time for him to start his suspension in the 2025 season if the league does the right thing and holds off until he's healthy.

It basically just comes down to LV pulling their head out of the sand and accepting a realistic offer. If it's true that they're not willing to eat any money under any circumstances then this isn't a realistic option for us. I'd like to think an offer of a 2nd round pick when no other team is offering that would be enough to get them to make concessions on the money.