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I mean they can do whatever they want on 3rd and short. It doesn't matter. They will sneak it for a free 4th down conversion 100% of the time.

Good work NFL. Literally nobody has any clue what a catch it. You ask me, the officials are flipping a coin off screen.

Wow that is two games in a row that an officiating mistake gifts KC a critical do-over on 3rd down. Weird how this always happens to them and only them.

Hurts is having himself quite a game. Only one mistake. Some great throws that are more than just schemed open throws. I'll give him some credit.

If they need 2 yards or less it is an automatic 1st down running the ball. It makes it so easy to call an offense when you have that built in cheat code.

A great OL means the entire playbook is open.

We spent a 2nd, two 3rds, and a 5th to try and get what KC got in the 7th.

Cook was supposed to be a pass catching specialist. We targeted him an average of 2 times per game. Why? Couldn't tell you.

I think Howie Roseman is probably happy where he is.

The Chiefs defense hasn't actually stopped the Eagles once. They got lucky the center moved his head and then Hurts inexplicably dropped the ball. And yikes Mahomes doesn't exactly look right running to the locker room.

This offense is smooth as butter. Howie Roseman deserves every award.

It's unreal how automatic those short yardage plays are for the Eagles. The defense might as well just save their energy for the next play.

I see a lot of times we try like two runs that go nowhere so we completely abandon the run for the rest of the game. The Eagles runs don't always pick up a lot of yards but they stick with it.

The Eagles are clearly the more talented team across the board. Hurts just has to not make any more goofy mistakes.

I admittedly haven't watched much of the Eagles this year. Hurts doesn't look quite as fast as a ball carrier as I expected. He can run but it's not as explosive as I thought.

You know what I respect calling the exact same play to start the drive. A+ coaching.

Bad play call, worse execution. I don't know why teams always do this crap against the Chiefs. A gimme 3rd and short to a defensive TD.

Brown created the position. He didn't just run his route, he understands how to create leverage at the end. He schooled Trent McDuffie.

I don't know what I'm more envious of, that downfield catching ability or that perfect pocket.

#55 jumping the snap early and giving up a free 1st down. I just had flashbacks.

They tried a couple stunts on that drive, Chiefs OL picked them all up. They finally got to him on that last play.

The Chiefs OL is ridiculous. Mahomes comfortably sitting back and going through his reads. The Eagles fierce DL isn't even getting close.

These are the two best OLs in the league. 49ers 3rd best. No coincidence that is 3 of the 4 last teams.

What is your take on Jalin Hyatt? He's the speed receiver I've fallen in love from this draft. The only knock on him appears to be that he played in a college offense so it's hard to project how well he will translate to the pros. I remember with Watson the fear was somewhat similar in that he played against small school competition.

No I think the offense was designed high to low most of the time. It felt like Dorsey read somewhere that the team with more explosive plays tends to win the game and used that single data point to construct his offense. Very rarely did I see designed reads to Cook/Hines or Knox. To be fair Allen's elbow injury may have made it more difficult to rely on shorter throws down the stretch. It was noticeable after the injury that he was missing short and intermediate passes which I know he can hit in his sleep. Go back and watch the Lions game, it is extremely obvious. And we now know that that injury was more significant than the Bills let on and persisted through the whole season. Allen has spent years refining his mechanics to hit some of those shorter throws which don't come naturally to him, and suddenly had to change those mechanics halfway through a season. We like to think of our favorite football players as gods but human beings are affected by things like that whether they're open about it or not.