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I never subscribed to the “Worthy vs. Coleman” thing. In a draft redo, I still wouldn’t take Worthy but I wouldn’t have taken Coleman either.
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2 more with this build unless we do something about it.
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The stubbornness to continually run the QB sneak....
Governor replied to Matt_In_NH's topic in The Stadium Wall
Yeah it was stupid. We found out that we couldn’t play “our game” on the road at Arrowhead. At times we almost flipped it but our OL got wrecked 2/3 of the time. -
That is why I have finally come to the conclusion that the least risky move that leaves what is great about the team intact and possibly fixes what is broken is the firing of Beane. Leave everything else, except special teams, alone.
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Still cracks me up that we gave Mahomes to the Chiefs
Governor replied to Steptide's topic in The Stadium Wall
But what about Tremaine Edmunds? He’s so young. -
We need new ideas on both sides of the ball.
Governor replied to Yobogoya!'s topic in The Stadium Wall
This is what I assume is happening. McD: Josh, what is the biggest thing you need to improve the offense and your game. Josh: I need a guy with size that can grab inaccurate balls and make contested catches like the others QBs have. Ok, great! I agree. Let’s go get that guy! Then Beane brings McD a guy with a little size, is kinda slow, and plays as small as Shakir for the outside. It isn’t Josh’s job to know if Coleman is too slow or plays small. It probably isn’t McD’s either. The problem is on Beane’s end and the evaluation process. -
We need new ideas on both sides of the ball.
Governor replied to Yobogoya!'s topic in The Stadium Wall
Yup, I understand everything you’re saying and I now feel that Beane ISN’T delivering for McD. That’s how I was left feeling after McD’s post game presser. -
We need new ideas on both sides of the ball.
Governor replied to Yobogoya!'s topic in The Stadium Wall
McD finally proved to me this season that he can adapt. Our biggest concern heading into the playoffs was run defense and he totally made that disappear with a roster we know isn’t good. We need to change the scheme and I think he WILL do that moving forward. Beane is the elephant in the room right now and it might be time for a change. The dust has finally settled and we can see the problem now. Talent is the problem. Multiple 1st round busts. McD is growing. Beane is not. -
We can just sign another vet at WR. I like the thinking behind it actually. KC did the same thing. Coleman is obviously a problem but we have to wait it out. With how our new style offense emerged this year, I would just cut Kincaid and definitely not extend Knox if that is on the horizon. There are no “must keeps” on the defense. I would like to see all new, fresh bodies running around next season.
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I think we should gut the entire defense and that includes Milano. It’s time.
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I came on here almost a year ago screaming about not having any starting safeties on this team. How does that even happen? You end the season with no safeties, go all the way through the draft, and still don’t have a quality starting safety? That’s a position you should have 3-4 extra laying around. Who is hogging up these roster spots? Bishop was Beane’s answer to the safety position? Lol As far as I’m concerned, Hamlin and Rapp were playing way over their heads all season. Neither one is starter quality. All signs point to Beane.
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Dalton Kincaid- why so underwhelming this season?
Governor replied to Pete's topic in The Stadium Wall
Anytime I hear these manufactured post draft rumors about how many teams were very high on player A but Beane was able to swoop in and get this highly coveted player (that they wanted all along), you know it’s a bad pick. Happened multiple times now. -
Both were oddball picks from an arrogant GM that always thinks he the smartest guy in the room. Beane said he liked Coleman’s size. The dude plays incredibly small on the field. How could we not see that during the evaluation process?
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There’s been so many huge whiffs on offense by Beane. There doesn’t seem to be much room for growth from Kincaid or Coleman. You can see they don’t have it at all. A rookie 1st round WR should not be totally invisible week after week. He doesn’t even have great size. There’s nothing you can point to and say he looks promising. Then there’s the defensive whiffs.
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Kincaid was bad enough all season that he really shouldn’t have been out there at all. He brings absolutely nothing to the offense. So I think you have to blame both of them. Beane for drafting him and McD by playing him to save face on the bad pick.
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Yup. Way too many bad Josh runs and those calls were coming from somewhere. I suspect you are right. I only remember 1 towards the end that was an option that Josh kept and shouldn’t have but they might’ve been another one earlier. We got lucky on a bunch of them too. Really bad play calling throughout. A few of the short/low passes at the end were bad too.