Red Mosquito

Goff minding his business catching strays over here.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

4/5 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

tree_ wrote:According to stats and my eyes, though they may be biased (I was an avid Tannehill supporter when he was Dolphins' QB), Tua is a top 5 QB in the league because of his elite pocket presence, anticipation, processing speed, release time, and accuracy. What do you all think of him, as non-Dolphins fans? Do you think he's a legit league MVP candidate?

Patrick Mahomes
Jalen Hurts
Joe Burrow
Lamar Jackson

Those are my top 4 current. I would say number 5 could be Tua, Trevor Lawrence, or Josh Allen on any given Sunday.

Jalen Hurts? Yeesh.

Sorry, should have said Jared Goff

We are definitely in one of those transition periods where there’s just a lot of average quarterbacking. Even Burrow was meh this season until recently.

Just young guys going through growing pains; should be a bunch of consistent studs in a year or two.

Go Vikings

wow, the cardinals only gained 58 total yards?

Gannon is for sure getting fired.

Fire Todd Bowles

Chiefs offense looking sickly ... maybe they needed Bieniemy more than they realized?

The Chiefs knew what they had in Bienemy. They didn't let him walk because they didn't think they needed him or that he wasn't valuable. They let him walk so he could have an opportunity to move up, which he wasn't going to get in KC any time soon.

If anything what this offense has shown so far is that they needed JuJu more than they realized.

epilogue wrote:The Chiefs knew what they had in Bienemy. They didn't let him walk because they didn't think they needed him or that he wasn't valuable. They let him walk so he could have an opportunity to move up, which he wasn't going to get in KC any time soon.

If anything what this offense has shown so far is that they needed JuJu more than they realized.

*Tyreek

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

epilogue wrote:The Chiefs knew what they had in Bienemy. They didn't let him walk because they didn't think they needed him or that he wasn't valuable. They let him walk so he could have an opportunity to move up, which he wasn't going to get in KC any time soon.

If anything what this offense has shown so far is that they needed JuJu more than they realized.

*Tyreek

They won a Super Bowl without him, homey

epilogue wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

epilogue wrote:The Chiefs knew what they had in Bienemy. They didn't let him walk because they didn't think they needed him or that he wasn't valuable. They let him walk so he could have an opportunity to move up, which he wasn't going to get in KC any time soon.

If anything what this offense has shown so far is that they needed JuJu more than they realized.

*Tyreek

They won a Super Bowl without him, homey

Good point, they also lost one with him

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E.H. Ruddock wrote:

epilogue wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

epilogue wrote:The Chiefs knew what they had in Bienemy. They didn't let him walk because they didn't think they needed him or that he wasn't valuable. They let him walk so he could have an opportunity to move up, which he wasn't going to get in KC any time soon.

If anything what this offense has shown so far is that they needed JuJu more than they realized.

*Tyreek

They won a Super Bowl without him, homey

Good point, they also lost one with him

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Exactly.

And Reek was a big part of that SB loss. Which was surprising given how much of a role he played in the epic beat down they gave that same Bucs team earlier in the regular season.

I guess O-lines really do matter.

i thought JuJu was like their 3rd receiver

#1 WR. #2 pass catcher behind Kelce. Juju had like 920 yards and 3 TDs.

But more importantly he was a sure handed, big body in the middle of the field. A guy who got excellent separation. The Chiefs don't have that guy right.

Rice might be that guy but he's a rookie and rookies never do well in Andy Reid systems. I'd say Rice is actually playing really well given how hard Reid's system is.

But we don't have that big bodied, mid-field, reliable vet WR. Someone who can open things up so Pat isn't only looking at Kelce.

epilogue wrote:#1 WR. #2 pass catcher behind Kelce. Juju had like 920 yards and 3 TDs.

But more importantly he was a sure handed, big body in the middle of the field. A guy who got excellent separation. The Chiefs don't have that guy right.

Rice might be that guy but he's a rookie and rookies never do well in Andy Reid systems. I'd say Rice is actually playing really well given how hard Reid's system is.

But we don't have that big bodied, mid-field, reliable vet WR. Someone who can open things up so Pat isn't only looking at Kelce.

I like that Rice kid tho.

epilogue wrote:#1 WR. #2 pass catcher behind Kelce. Juju had like 920 yards and 3 TDs.

But more importantly he was a sure handed, big body in the middle of the field. A guy who got excellent separation. The Chiefs don't have that guy right.

Rice might be that guy but he's a rookie and rookies never do well in Andy Reid systems. I'd say Rice is actually playing really well given how hard Reid's system is.

But we don't have that big bodied, mid-field, reliable vet WR. Someone who can open things up so Pat isn't only looking at Kelce.

Well they’d better figure something out during this bye week! PM is tanking my fantasy team.

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:#1 WR. #2 pass catcher behind Kelce. Juju had like 920 yards and 3 TDs.

But more importantly he was a sure handed, big body in the middle of the field. A guy who got excellent separation. The Chiefs don't have that guy right.

Rice might be that guy but he's a rookie and rookies never do well in Andy Reid systems. I'd say Rice is actually playing really well given how hard Reid's system is.

But we don't have that big bodied, mid-field, reliable vet WR. Someone who can open things up so Pat isn't only looking at Kelce.

Well they’d better figure something out during this bye week! PM is tanking my fantasy team.

I talked to both Pat and Andy yesterday and you are their #1 priority.

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:#1 WR. #2 pass catcher behind Kelce. Juju had like 920 yards and 3 TDs.

But more importantly he was a sure handed, big body in the middle of the field. A guy who got excellent separation. The Chiefs don't have that guy right.

Rice might be that guy but he's a rookie and rookies never do well in Andy Reid systems. I'd say Rice is actually playing really well given how hard Reid's system is.

But we don't have that big bodied, mid-field, reliable vet WR. Someone who can open things up so Pat isn't only looking at Kelce.

Well they’d better figure something out during this bye week! PM is tanking my fantasy team.

I talked to both Pat and Andy yesterday and you are their #1 priority.

It’s about damn time

Really impressed with Stroud. Looks like Houston is finally building something good for the long term there.

Poor Carolina. I know they need help for Young but they don't have their first round pick next year. Not looking great for them in the near term. Bryce Young ironically is getting David Carr'd.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Really impressed with Stroud. Looks like Houston is finally building something good for the long term there.

Poor Carolina. I know they need help for Young but they don't have their first round pick next year. Not looking great for them in the near term. Bryce Young ironically is getting David Carr'd.

yeah, Stroud was throwing dimes on that final drive.

if and when that defense is in the top 10 of the league they'll be a contender for sure.

dad wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Really impressed with Stroud. Looks like Houston is finally building something good for the long term there.

Poor Carolina. I know they need help for Young but they don't have their first round pick next year. Not looking great for them in the near term. Bryce Young ironically is getting David Carr'd.

yeah, Stroud was throwing dimes on that final drive.

if and when that defense is in the top 10 of the league they'll be a contender for sure.

You guys like Stroud or Howell better this week?