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Old 09-17-2018, 01:43 PM   #2
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Kansas City has arguably the best offense and special teams units in all of football. I would say they do.

They don’t need a really good defense to go far. Maybe not even a good defense at all given that the offense may be an all-timer.
I'd prefer a more big play/high risk defense than the prevent style shit that Sutton is putting out there.

More blitzes, more trying to create turnovers, etc.

If that gives up big plays so be it, but I'd rather go with that risk than giving up incremental chunks on 10-12 play drives that keeps #15 off the field.
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Old 09-17-2018, 11:37 AM   #3
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Andy said today that they really wanted to get the defense off the field for longer stretches of time but basically couldn’t cause of how fast they were scoring.

I say **** that, keep scoring fast. Just turn up your aggression on defense and try to create more turnovers to get off the field.
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Old 09-17-2018, 11:39 AM   #4
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Andy said today that they really wanted to get the defense off the field for longer stretches of time but basically couldn’t cause of how fast they were scoring.

I say **** that, keep scoring fast. Just turn up your aggression on defense and try to create more turnovers to get off the field.
If they're giving you big scoring plays......then take them. But we also need drives, like we had against the Chargers, that took around 5-6 minutes and kept our defense off the field.
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Old 09-17-2018, 03:02 PM   #5
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Andy said today that they really wanted to get the defense off the field for longer stretches of time but basically couldn’t cause of how fast they were scoring.

I say **** that, keep scoring fast. Just turn up your aggression on defense and try to create more turnovers to get off the field.
Yes, this defense isn’t good enough to sit back and drop 7 or 8. Be aggressive and try to force offenses into mistakes knowing they need to score TDs every drive
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Old 09-17-2018, 03:11 PM   #6
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Yes, this defense isn’t good enough to sit back and drop 7 or 8. Be aggressive and try to force offenses into mistakes knowing they need to score TDs every drive

That is where I am at. Just blitz almost every play because this offense is pretty much unstoppable.
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Old 09-17-2018, 03:29 PM   #7
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That is where I am at. Just blitz almost every play because this offense is pretty much unstoppable.
Blitz blitz blitz isn't the way it works in the NFL anymore. Defense fundamentally begins with generating pressure from your front.

If it were just Murray getting picked on or something, shuffling the deck chairs in the secondary might help. When the whole unit is weak, asking them to do more isn't going to make things better.
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Old 09-17-2018, 03:39 PM   #8
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Blitz blitz blitz isn't the way it works in the NFL anymore. Defense fundamentally begins with generating pressure from your front.

If it were just Murray getting picked on or something, shuffling the deck chairs in the secondary might help. When the whole unit is weak, asking them to do more isn't going to make things better.

Yeah but if you aren't getting pressure from your front four you have to get it some where that or sit back and let teams pick you apart. I would prefer the former than the latter.
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Old 09-17-2018, 03:23 PM   #9
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Yes, this defense isn’t good enough to sit back and drop 7 or 8. Be aggressive and try to force offenses into mistakes knowing they need to score TDs every drive
With this group of guys, blitzing all the time will only ensure that the opposing offense will score every drive.

You guys act like we actually LOST the last two games. We didn't. You may not like it, but the defense did just enough to WIN.
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Old 09-17-2018, 03:40 PM   #11
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With this group of guys, blitzing all the time will only ensure that the opposing offense will score every drive.

You guys act like we actually LOST the last two games. We didn't. You may not like it, but the defense did just enough to WIN.
Participation trophies all around for the defense.
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Old 09-17-2018, 03:42 PM   #12
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Participation trophies all around for the defense.
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Old 09-17-2018, 01:16 PM   #13
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I don't see the Chiefs losing to either AFCW team, not saying it "couldn't" happen, but after watching each team play both weeks, OAK and DEN both look like shit, and the Chiefs should be able to take care of LAC @Arrowhead.

Chiefs right now, even w/ their defensive problems, look much better than the others, esp on offense, and Reid has owned this division for the last 3 seasons. That has to count for something. No other team in the NFL, besides maybe NE, who's played in a dogshit division for the last 20yrs, has had a better divisional record the last 3 yrs than Reid vs AFCW.

OAK has a Chucky problem
DEN has a lot of problems
LAC never puts it all together, or they're always inj.

Chiefs have defensive problems for sure, but this team's offense only going to get better. Mahomes confidence is only going to get better. These guys are going to gel even more as season progresses. AFCW is going to have a big fat ****ing problem if Mahomes continues to progress the way he is.

It sure is fun to watch. After all of these yrs on this board, the level of sadness across the board re QB situation, it seems that we've finally gotten the QB we finally deserve. Imagine if we had 1 more year of Peters and a healthy Eric Berry? Jesus....
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