I would think that is a bit hyperbolic except when you consider that the Denver Broncos had to use a WR for a QB last year and still got 112 yards of offense.
Called that by an extremely lucky bounce.
It is really really really hard to be a fan of the Lions.
That missed delay of game stings...he might not have made the 71 yarder.
yup, and the play clock was done for quite a bit when the ball was snaped
KC could have easily been 3-0 too. Those games have all been super close.
I just got back to my hotel from the Chiefs game. They’ve played way too many close games over the last couple of years. Even against teams they should blow out.
That’s what I am afraid of. Fields is not Trubisky, if he had a legit coach; I think he could develop into something special. Why would Nagy not adjust the game plan at all to accommodate his athletic gifts? He should have been rolling out on every pass play and they should have ran the ball with Montgomery a lot; especially when they were only down a touch down for almost 2 and a half quarters. Montgomery has proven productive when given the opportunity and a commitment to the run opens up the possibility for play action. Nagy is too stubborn to be a good play caller in the NFL and needs to hand over the reins to Bill Lazor immediately.
I was a huge fan of Nagy and what he did with Alex Smith with the Chiefs. He turned one of the most conservative QBs into one of the best deep ball throwers by his last year in KC. But he was never really the primary play caller, though Reid gave him some playcalling duties by the end of his last year.
Yeah. I am surprised Nagy is as bad as he is at it. Sometimes it’s good to have a coach who is just the head coach and I think that might be the case with Nagy. He seems to be well liked and he says the right things but he really has has yet to demonstrate that he can call a game. Things were so bad today though that I genuinely question his ability to even game plan.
