DapperCam

I think Rapp and Bishop. For better or worse Bishop is going to be learning on the job. There will be the occasional hiccup.

1. Players seem to know how to game the concussion tests given by the doctor’s on the sideline. 2. Some players seem to be more susceptible to symptoms from banging their head. For whatever reason Allen seems to be pretty resilient. I’ve seen him bang his head off the turf a lot and he’s only missed time for 1 concussion. All that being said, I think he clearly got his bell rung there (minor concussion?) and the timing of him leaving the blue tent after the Bills recovered the turnover was suspicious.

Seems that all Allen has to throw to is tight windows the past 2 weeks. Quite the stark difference.

Looked like Mack Hollins out there

He is a starting caliber NFL WR, but he's a stop gap. There is a reason he was cut by the Pats.

Juju isn't going to last until the playoffs, and if he does it means he hasn't played many snaps. The guy has the knees of an 80 year old. He constantly has to have them drained.

Their offense wasn’t that great last playoffs other than the Bills game, and we were running a MASH unit out there. They won on strong defense, good coaching and a little bit of luck. We don’t have an elite defense right now.

Well, they were wrong and I think only showed the front angle once during the broadcast. The ball clearly shifts a smidge while he’s pinning it into his body.

Zero percent chance either are overturned. Kincaid one is more of a judgement call, but the ball does move a bit while he’s out of bounds. Cook was clearly out of bounds. His elbow/forearm didn’t quite make it in.

I’m mostly fine with McDermott not dictating plays at the end of the game. He isn’t an offensive coordinator. But he should be communicating strategy. Maybe he did, maybe he didn’t. Brady and Allen need to take that strategy and implement it.

Favre wouldn't win an MVP today. Voters seem to irrationally care about interceptions for some reason (even at the expense of TDs). I'd take the Super Bowl though...

I’m counting 9-5 in one score games for KC last year including the playoffs. 10-3 in 2022 6-4 in 2021 Pretty ridiculous success considering most teams are a coin flip in 1 score games.

Rebuilding from all the veterans on our defense leaving. Probably a year late tbh. We’ve lost White, Poyer, Hyde, Edmunds in the past two years and Von Miller has been effectively out with injury/suspension. We also lost all of our veteran WRs this offseason. We’re eating a big helping of dead cap this year. The goal is to get young guys some experience and do the best we can.

Kind of curious what other team’s records are in 1-score games. I think the Chiefs would be ridiculously good, and everybody else would be around where we are (.500).

If Allen passes it to Coleman there the DB is walking in a pick-6. Agree that Kincaid was a good option, and Allen should have taken the check down. To be fair, I’m pretty sure he was concussed.

If you’re talking about the last throw, Dawkins got bull rushed back into Allen immediately and he was hit as he threw. Probably complete with 0.25 more seconds to throw.

I’m pretty sure I specifically remember John Brown switching shoulders to catch a deep ball like that several times.

If people think Coleman is slow, Hollins is actually slower if you can believe it.

KC had a similar scenario last week where Worthy ran a man-coverage beating crosser to get a first down and clinch it. The Chiefs understand that a short pass for YAC is the move in that situation. We seem to struggle with basic playcalls like that.

Has he had worse WRs? I think today's star studded WR lineup is probably the same as the Kelvin Benjamin, Andre Holmes, Charles Clay days.

Opposing QB stat lines vs the Ravens this year: Patrick Mahomes 20/28 for 291 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT, 101.9 passer rating Gardner Minshew 30/38 for 276 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT, 94.7 passer rating Dak Prescott 28/51 for 379 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT, 91.9 passer rating Josh Allen 16/29 for 180 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT, 73.9 passer rating Joe Burrow 30/39 for 392 yards, 5 TDs, 1 INT, 137.0 passer rating Seems like every other team can pass all over them but us.

I followed your instructions, and I'm just imagining Collins catching the ball easily and walking into the end zone. Was that the purpose of the thought exercise?

What's crazy is that Stroud had a game almost as bad as Allen if you look at their relative play and the impact on the game. Bills had 2 TD drives, Texans had 2 TD drives. Bills: First TD drive - Biggest play was a nice intermediate pass to Kincaid. RB punched it in. Second TD drive - Single big play to Coleman Texans: First TD drive - Biggest play was a RB screen. RB ran it in untouched. Second TD drive - Single big play to Collins Both teams even had cheesy FG drives where neither offense did any driving. Bills off the turnover, and Texans at the end of the game. And Stroud had 3 big mistakes - a bad pick, a bad fumble, and intentional grounding to knock them out of FG range at the end of the game. Allen didn't really have any big mistakes, the offense just had trouble moving the ball all day. Allen easily could have started forcing things leading to turnovers and eliminating the chance of a comeback at the end.

I think we can limit their offense a lot more with Milano, Bernard and Taron Johnson healthy. Hopefully we'll have that in the playoffs 🤞

I don't think our defense was excellent today on the average play. They make 3 really big plays (4th down stuff, INT, and fumble recovery). Relying on big plays probably won't work every week, but maybe thing will be better if we can get healthier.