Chiefs release updated Depth Chart ahead of MNF 9/28
Don't think it's official yet, but it looks like Ward might play:
https://chiefswire.usatoday.com/list...-chart-week-3/ -Taken from ChiefsWire |
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Keep in mind that these depth charts are assembled by the team’s PR staff and not the coaching staff. It may not accurately reflect what happens on game day, especially since it’s crafted earlier in the week before the team has practiced or made any significant transactions. |
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Learn to read. |
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Clark and Sammy gonna be ready to go, right?
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They haven’t even started practicing for the game yet and no official injury report has been released.
This depth chart means nothing. |
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Sorry, I don't swing that way but I'm sure your tiny cock will appeal to someone, somewhere, sometime. |
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I read Sammy is fine. He will play.
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What about OLB?
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I'm not 100% sure which post to reply to; they're all gold. |
Anyway...... it is a PR staff post, not an official coach depth chart
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We need Pennel is the worst way.
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I’ll be shocked if Watkins and Clark aren’t both out there.
Tell me that Pennel will fix the run D. Along with Jones pulling his head out of his ass. I think he usually rises to the occasion in big games. |
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Clark + Pennel + Sammy = some dead ass birds!
Ward playing would be the cherry on top. Also when does Breeland's worthless ass come back? |
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Guys, I think Pennel is treated as too much of a savior around here.
He played like 10 snaps in the Super Bowl. That's it. He's very nice depth to have, but if he were as amazing as we think he is, he'd probably be starting over Nnadi. |
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I'm not going to deny that he's an effective run clogger, but he's playing with us on another dirt cheap ass contract, and I have a feeling it's not because he loves Kansas City THAT much. The way people talk about him, he should be on a multi-year deal with us or somewhere else earning Linval Joseph money (his last extension in Minnesota was 2 years $17 million). Most of all, he should be a freaking STARTER if he's that good. My guess? He ends up being effective in the DL rotation this Monday. Putting in 10-20 snaps. That would be under 50%. They're quality snaps. He might even make a big play or two. But I don't think he's worthy of being thought of as a cure to any run defense problems we may encounter this year. |
Okay that's about enough Pennel bashing! Mods, please lock this thread and move to Romper Room as it is now full of LIES!!!!
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Nobody is bashing Pennel.
Just tempering expectations. |
I don't think anyone is expecting Pennel to save our D, but it does allow for some flexibility . With Saunders on DL, I'd want as many big bodies up front as we can get.
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When Pennell came to down last year our defense was automatically better. I don't know how well he will help the run game vs the Ravens since alot of it is Lamar sneaking around but vs teams like Tennessee he makes us so much better.
How as Hamilton looked so far? It's sometimes difficult to see everything that is going on in coverage on TV, but from my short glimpses he hasn't looked great. Maybe I'm wrong. |
Pennel isn't a savior, but he's an upgrade in the area we were hemorrhaging yards terribly.
I'm glad to have him back, and glad to have a find like Wharton as well. But Derrick Nnadi is the OG when it comes to run defense. |
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Sorensen has the same issue now. Because he's playing in most base D sets, he's getting exposed more often on stuff that he looked impressive on late in the year and into the playoffs. But Thornhill has definitely struggled coming back from injury, so he's probably the best we've got to fill that position. |
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This defense is predicated on everybody doing their jobs and being in the right place at the right time. |
Well it looks like the PR guys weren't just pulling stuff out of their asses. Looks like Ward will practice this week.
I know this is going to sound crazy, but the PR guys for the Chiefs organization, you know the PR guys that get paid by the Chiefs/Clark Hunt, The department within the company that probably has a budget in the tens of millions of dollars annually, might actually have some inside scoop on team information like who might be available from week to week. Shocker, right? |
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Honestly, they looked like a preseason defense out there the last couple of weeks. They won a Super Bowl and without the benefit of a proper offseason, they've fallen back on some bad habits. I'm sure they'll be fine. In fact, given the quality of the competition on Monday, I think they'll be extra-focused. |
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/Pats fans |
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The other thing I realized was that Spags was kind of staying basic up front. Maybe even in the back, but I wasn't focused on that so all I can really say is I only saw a couple coverages that looked 'exotic' to me. I think if we get Ward and Pennel back, even if just for limited snaps, the defense will look a lot more like what we were doing late last season. I will say that Tyrann and Nnadi looked like they were in mid-season form. And that Chris Jones started that game looking like he'd worked on his run defense. You watch the first couple series and he's doing all the right things vs. the run, most important being that he's being a team player. He was helping build the wall that Spags likes to talk about, he was staying in his lane, shedding his blocks, etc. It was really interesting. Somewhere in the second quarter I think he got tired and I think he got impatient. But if Pennel can spell him and Nnadi some, Chris might not have those issues on Monday. And if that turns out to be the case, he could have a really good game. I know, a lot of "ifs" but my point is that I really think Chris is going to be significantly better against the run this year because I think he's been working on that part of his play. I don't think all that talk about being "the best DT in the game" was all talk for him. |
Great post.
I will say this: I'm not sure stopping the run, at least from the RBs, is that much of an issue anyway. It certainly wasn't last year. Ingram had a monster game and it just didn't matter. They need to contain Jackson, that's the most important piece. |
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Has the PR team determined that Niemann is a piece of shit?
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Okay, that's extreme, but you get the idea. They're into spinning the positive. |
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Andy said that Sammys neck is more of a concern than the concussion
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Many here dismissively label Lamar Jackson as a RB playing QB, but he led the NFL in passing TDs and QBR last year, and has become an even better passer this season. You don't lead the league in those two categories if you are a RB playing QB. You lead the league in those two categories by being a damn good QB. I think Mahomes is the best QB that I have ever seen, but Lamar Jackson is becoming a scary version of Michael Vick & Steve Young combined. Sent from my GM1915 using Tapatalk |
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They'll be up to the task again, IF the front 7 can keep Jackson from extending plays forever with his legs. Keeping Lamar in the pocket and letting Chris Jones work is what needs to happen. |
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