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We had 4AllPros on the defensive side of the ball vs Bengals in the playoffs and 4 vs chiefs in 13seconds game I mean how much elite talent do you need

Absolutely ridiculous Multiple all pros in the form of Hyde, White, Milano, and poyer

Good offenses are hard to stop. That's why we have success in the postseason w Allen It's also why I want continual investment on offense. Yes even at the expense of the defense. Imo it's near impossible to create a perfectly balanced team for the playoffs and we've already shown our strength to be on offense...make that the focus. Find a way to be average on defense. Most other teams don't have an issue w that

I disagree that the offense is pretty much set I disagree w the contention that we have 'more weapons than available passes' And if re signing Shakir is the big off-season move on offense I will be disappointed

I haven't seen anything from Coleman that suggests he doesn't need competition at the 1spot and Cooper may not be here/is old anyway Kincaid/Knox can definitely be improved upon imo The only spot I really like is Shakir in the slot tbh I think the offense has overachieved in terms of ppg which is a credit to them but not something I feel comfortable in testing its sustainability

Man I couldnt disagree w this more Thinking this offense is set is the kind of thinking we keep regretting a season later

Last Chiefs playoffs game https://youtu.be/LD5mudHFCqQ?si=Aj9FZbEsYEVsQbhc

Hope not #1 priority is still WR imo

Lol what He literally quit on the field

If Bernard and Milano/Johnson don't play well it will be very difficult to win

Disagree I think the distribution of Super Bowls suggests variance plays significantly less a role than people make it out to

That's how I took it The rollout has a throwaway available

Of course lol

Allen on the Chiefs has more SBs than Mahomes

So you can imagine our chagrin Allen being the better QB than Mahomes w zero to show for it

If roethlisberger had been a better QB than Brady the Steelers would have been the dynasty

'firm stranglehold' as opposed to a soft one I suppose

second best but yes its a good look

very disappointing answer

in this vein- is it possible to account for some Allen's sort of unprecedented NFL 'leap' by just accounting for the fact that he had fewer reps at the position than his peers due to not attending all the premier QB camps and whatnot?

The Eagles moving on from Reid was something they basically had to do iirc and it turned out to be mutually beneficial in the end...they also weren't operating under the fear of wasting the best QB your franchise is likely to ever roster It's tough. I think the upside outweighs the downside but I get the folks who feel differently

I don't know lol For my money Tomlin is the best at managing end of game situations

Nobody who knows football talks about Reid like that, they just acknowledge how things turned around for him once he got a top QB

How long does this OJT need to last? He's the fourth longest tenured coach in the league

foh w don't watch other teams lol i watch the nfl like its my side job i can't remember a moment so easy to understand and a coach failing so miserably at grasping it as i have this last sunday. hence- the worst