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Good opportunity to give some reps to young players like Elam and Dorian Williams. Get Kincaid more involved. We will need these players up to speed later in the season.

So he shows minimal effort and immaturity and also he is going to cost prime draft assets? I think we could get him for our 2nd at this point. Yeah there's a risk there. In my mind the larger risk is doing nothing. I guess if some team forks over a 1st or a presumably higher 2nd you tip your cap and move on.

So bring him in and tell him he has one shot to make his career worth something. Pump him up with the prospect of playing for Josh Allen on a Super Bowl contender. What, our coaches aren't good enough to ignite some passion in a talented kid that's been stuck in an awful situation? Then they aren't the right coaches. JuJu the problem child figured it out for one season in KC. Is Jeudy really that bad a guy that he is unsalvageable?

Has a single NFL game this year been fun to watch for a neutral fan? Only one that comes to mind is Dolphins/Chargers.

They haven't really stopped the Chiefs at all, Andy Reid just lost a bet and had to take the ball out of Mahomes' hands on every single 3rd/4th and short.

As soon as the Chiefs need a drive they stop messing around and get one. Denver is a joke.

If Harty had played at Alabama instead of Assumption University I would have a higher opinion of him

What do you think Davis's stats would look like as the #1 WR on the Broncos? Is this for real? Like actually for real? He had 972 yards last year.

I honestly think we can blow the Chiefs out. As long as Dorsey has a good gameplan.

Sean Payton is a disaster. 5 seconds gone for nothing.

Was he trying to throw that away? That's the worst interception I've ever seen Mahomes throw. It's look he tried to throw it out of bounds but his arm got hit.

Awesome. Get blown out and start trading players to contenders. This is a perfect scenario.

Jeudy is not as good as Garrett Wilson or Chris Olave. That was never the argument. He is however better than Gabe Davis, and certainly miles better than the guys we have lower on the depth chart. And you know Davis has never had a 1,000 yard season either, right? In fact Jeudy had 136 yards MORE than Davis last year while playing 213 snaps LESS, without the benefit of an elite QB and an elite WR1 drawing attention away. This isn't even an argument. The only possible reason to push back on trading for Jeudy is his contract and the draft capital we'd have to give up for him. And personally I'm sick of always playing it conservative, always worried about how the move will impact us three years from now while Allen's career slowly slips away.

That could certainly be his logic, but it doesn't make sense. Beane came right out and said we drafted Kincaid to fill in Beasley's old role. Are he and Dorsey not on the same page? Knox and Kincaid have totally different skill sets so they should not be interchangeable.

Knox I understand, he is a better blocker than pass catcher. Kincaid though should not be chipping. That makes no sense. They drafted him to be our slot WR. Dorsey for some reason can't figure out how to get him involved.

Knox has been a huge disappointment this year. In five games he has made one excellent play. He's only catching 57.9% of his targets which is disgustingly bad for a TE with an elite QB. His drop rate is 15.9%. I would like most of his targets to go to Kincaid. That 3rd down drop he had against the Jags, I guarantee Kincaid brings that in. We need to stop funneling the ball to inefficient targets.

We're going to have competition for the trade... Is Beane finally ready to make an all-in move? Or do we languish in the 2nd tier of NFL teams for the rest of Allen's career?

Okay? Davis statistically drops the ball at a substantially higher rate and catches a lower percentage of his targets.

What is going on in this thread? Jeudy has better hands. He runs more routes effectively. He separates better. He is faster. He can play out of the slot more effectively. Literally the only thing Davis does better than him is run long developing vertical routes. As a pair they are a perfect #2/#3 match. Jeudy would give us so much formation versatility. He would keep the JAG trio of Harty/Sherfield/Shakir off the field. Other than his contract, what am I missing here?

Where is this narrative coming from? It is flat out objectively incorrect.

1st and 10 - false start 1st and 15 - Knox fails to reel in a vey catchable pass 2nd and 15 - shotgun draw for no gain No one is converting every 3rd and 15. That's crazy. The truth is Mahomes would not be put in that situation because his coaches wouldn't allow it. And I'm not excusing Allen's performance against the Jets, he royally sucked. But we had the ball first in OT, and a stupid play call plus poor fundamentals on special teams ended up killing our one chance to get an ugly win. It's a pattern. We have never won a game in OT under McDermott.

Here's an example of what I mean - imagine the Chiefs are down 2 scores in the 4th quarter. Mahomes leads a great TD drive and with 4 minutes left they kick off to the Jaguars. Does anyone here think that Jaguars drive ends with a 35 yard TD run putting the game out of reach? No chance. I guarantee the Chiefs get the ball back with plenty of time and end up pulling out the win, I've seen it a dozen times over the last few years. Why does our team always seem to fall apart in those critical moments?

The Chiefs are the KING of ugly wins. It's why they've been the #1 seed so often in recent years, they're not always dominant but they always find a way. The two teams we've lost to this year, the Chiefs had ugly wins against both of them. Mahomes was equal or worse than Allen in those games and they have less talent across the board on both sides of the ball compared to us IMO, but they still found a way to win them. It's almost uncanny how often they win games like that. And to me that represents a coaching gap between us and them.