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EVERY sub package has 4 down lineman. If you're playing 60% of the game in sub packages that need 4-down lineman and trying to get a pass-rush with those 4 guys, including 2 guys that are going to play a conventional 4-3 DE, why not just run a 4-3 base so you HAVE 2 conventional 4-3 DEs? Sticking with a 3-4 creates personnel mismatches when you go to your sub packages unless you're going to do shit like run a 3-3-5. And the Steelers have some success doing that with their more exotic blitz packages. It gives them the ability to show a bunch of different looks, especially with their zone blitz schemes. But man...I just don't see how it makes any sense to run a 3-4 base package and standard 4-2-5 and 4-1-6 sub-packages. |
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So far, Veach has repeated Dorsey's draft mistakes and honestly, if you look at the Watkins and Hitchens contracts, he hasn't been much better on that front either. |
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I like that philosophy, but I was not a big fan of Speaks from the moment we drafted him. I do like Nnandi. Getting a quality NT/DE with at least some past success as a rusher (high school) in rd 3 is exactly what you want IMO. O’Daniel and Watts will play soon, but you simply can’t expect a 4th rd pick and the last pick of the 3rd rd to be ready to play immediately. It just won’t happen very often for any team. It’s not like we were the Broncos and had 2 picks in the top 40 overall. We had to move up to the mid 2nd before to even get one of the talented players left that they thought could get on the field this year. But again, I’m gong to be honest. Speaks has not looked good. The guy fell on his face on back-to-back plays which is a direct indictment on Veach, especially when he says the guy is never on the ground. |
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I actually like that in that you can get guys like Ford or Kpass or Houston on a guard or something and just get nuts. Give me big strong athletes up front and I don't give a shit if you run it for 5 or 6 yards on me. That's fine. |
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Our window is literally longer than any team in pro footballs, man. We have the next Rodgers on this squad. If propping the window open for another 10% over the next 2 years means closing it an additional 5% for the next 5 years - gimme the latter. I want more bites at the apple, not slightly bigger bites for less time. Football's a weird ass game played in the weather with an oblong ball. You can never truly be sure that 'this is our year'. You're better served building for a 10 year window and with Mahomes in tow, we can do that. We just need our GM to do a better job of using his capital. If he doesn't, we find a new one. Being the guy that brought in Mahomes gets you a lot of runway, but it doesn't get you an unlimited one. |
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At some point, they have to get some instant return out of the draft, regardless of round, or this defense is not going to improve. |
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We're trying to hammer square pegs into round holes by telling Houston and Ford to get on the edges. We need a goddamn Neil Smith or a Jared Allen on this team if we're going to spend so much time in sub packages. You aren't gonna get one of those if you remain committed to a 3-4 because you're not even gonna try. |
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I guess you've got Mahomes there ofcourse but really, they've been weird in the first. Finally, we've got the Qb. Lets accumulate as many as we can each year in the top 70 picks and start going. |
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When I see great RB's I trust my eyes. When I see great pass rushers I trust my eyes. When it comes to college DB's and WR's, I never get shit right. |
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He never really got beat played a lot of man and was basically always up dudes asses and knocking balls away, he never looked lost like he does now. |
Nnadi has impressed me in his limited time, but Speaks has a ways to go.
All this talk about him kicking inside on passing downs and I’ve yet to see it once. |
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You’re right, the main goal should be to compete for a championship EVERY year that we have Mahomes... I guess I just look at this offense, a potentially top 10 all-time unit, and think... damn, we need to go for it. He’ll never have better weapons than this. Idk if any team will. But Mahomes did make Albert Wilson look pretty damn good, so. |
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I have zero problem with the Watkins contract. It’s only 3 years and we can get out of it with minimal damage in year 3. The problem with Dorsey is he did whatever the hell he wanted. He is not organized at all and he isn’t good communicating. That Tamba contract was a goddamn disaster and we all knew it the day it was handed to him. Cutting Maclin by phone was obviously a decision made by Dorsey on the fly. He deserved to be fired. He also needed Andy AND Clark to step in to get Berry signed. I don’t know any CEO that wouldn’t be fired for that conduct. I mean FFS the guy didn’t even look professional. He didn’t even wear a suit and tie for his introduction as the Browns GM. He wore a goddamned pullover. It’s easy to see why Clark fired him. |
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Some guys who are great in man coverage suck in zone. Some guys like to have their back to the QB and que off the WR to react to the ball. Safeties are supposed to read the offense. |
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I still think that it’s possible that Andy knew how great Veach’s track record of scouting was and simply didn’t want to lose him. I mean, I know Dorsey probably got canned for other reasons too, but I’m just thinking out loud here...
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@ChiefsInsider · 4h #Chiefs are still kicking tires on adding CB Baushaud Breeland to their woeful defense, price point I'm told remains a lofty climb for KC with limited cap space. Bottom Line: With offers from non contenders exceeding what KC can pay, Breeland must choose SB Chase or the Coin? Haha |
Sure thing there Nick.
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Dorsey took Russell, Murray and White in the same draft and they ALL ****ING SUCKED.
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I don’t believe Athan for a second.
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Two plays in a row with Speaks falling to his knees and the LT jumping on top of him. |
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That shit really makes no sense, the Chiefs are sitting at about 11 mill of cap space acting like they can't fit a guy in the middle of the year in, is absurd.
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He's easily at his best in a wide-9 setup when he can use his speed to get a tackle rocking/cheating and then can use built up energy after a couple of full strides to get into a guy's body and use his own momentum against him. With his hand on the ground where he comes straight up into a lineman - he'll just get stood up and rocked back, IMO. He won't be able to defeat that initial punch to get himself around the LT and he doesn't have the strength to push him back and get him to re-set and swim around him or something. I just don't think he has the tools to play the position in the NFL. |
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His effort has looked much better this year (as expected) but he is still a one trick pony for the most part... tackles would eat him alive at DE |
The 34 has worked well for the majority of the time Sutton has been here. Before the Chargers game we held our divisional opponents to 12 ppg. The bend but dont break will work even better than ever now that we have an offense that can put 30 a game on teams. The Big Bad Jags got lit up in the playoffs. If Houston wasnt damaged goods or Tanoh develops this wont even be a conversation.
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I'm trying to find the stats maybe I'm tripping but the first 2 games it seems like Ford has been our best pass rusher. I cant find the stats but hes gotten the most pressures.
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How about our 20m a year LB show up and touch a QB once in awhile. Sutton might drop him into coverage way too much but i've seen Houston rush the passer and get handled by a single offensive lineman. He's just another LB now. Houston should be making about 5 million a year now, not 20.
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He's getting dropped into coverage because we aren't going to routinely send 5, he's better in space than Ford and Ford is probably better at getting after the passer than he is. The 'stop dropping Houston into coverage' thing has run its course. I think the staff knows that he's simply not the difference maker off the edge he used to be. So on plays where they send 5 - sure, send 'em both. But if you're just using 4 to try to generate pressure, the smart play is putting Houston in coverage and sending Ford. |
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The guy may find a second wind and make me look like an asshole, but the dude I saw last year and for the first 2 games of this season is probably more efficiently used in space. If you look at Houston as the traditional "SAM" linebacker, you're probably about right. I have always felt that the SAM's responsibilities center on effectively setting the edge and being capable in coverage. The WILL, OTOH, has a little more freedom to operate being on the weak side; can freelance a bit more and make plays so you look for a guy with more pass-rush ability there because the secondary weaknesses are as easily exploited. Sutton treats Houston like a traditional SAM and Ford like a traditional WILL. Given their respective strength's and weaknesses, that's probably the way to go. |
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left nut basically already said everything I wanted to say.
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Scandrick has a better PFF grade than Trumaine Johnson, Kyle Fuller, and Malcom Butler.
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I still would’ve liked to add Kyle if we could’ve, but Johnson would’ve been an expensive 1-2 year year fix IMO. Butler has just been awful. |
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So the PFF grade isn't surprising. I'm not down on Fuller though. I was skeptical of him prior to the preseason. To this point i think he looks solid. |
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