
Einstein
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Bills-Denver is a good matchup to you? How about Bills-Dolphins with a 3rd string backup QB? Its the Bills. Theyre the draw.
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right… everyone needs 3 seperate tweets to clog up the board and reduce load times 🙄 They are not. The viewership numbers tell us that it is in fact the Bills. The Chiefs only have the most watched playoff game when the Bills are playing.
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Joe Brady and Aaron Kromer had a rough night
Einstein replied to Einstein's topic in The Stadium Wall
Fitzpatrick commented today that the blitz Spags sent was “impossible” to block with a 5 man line. Which is what I said earlier - the play was doomed from the start. It didn’t matter if we slid protection right or not. Would it have bought Josh another half second? Sure. But even with that, the play was doomed because Spags knew what the play was and set the perfect defense for it. Brady went to the same well too many times. -
The Bills-Chiefs AFCCG was the most watched AFCCG in the history of the NFL, at 57 million viewers. Unlike what some media outlets may lead you to believe, it’s not because of the Chiefs. The Bills are the main draw. - The Bills were the 2nd most-viewed game of the wild-card round (even against a mediocre Denver team) at 31.1 million. - The Bills were the most-viewed game of the divisional round at 42.2 million. - The Bills were the most-viewed game of the Championship round at 56.7 million. The common denominator is the Bills every time.
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Hard to beat the Chiefs and the refs every post-season
Einstein replied to ChronicAndKnuckles's topic in The Stadium Wall
Not to mention, why would Pegula and other non-Chiefs owners be okay with it? Makes no sense. I think the refs are just bad at their job. I really have no explanation for not overturning that Worthy catch either. That ball hit the ground. -
That’s what you got out of that press conference?
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Hard to beat the Chiefs and the refs every post-season
Einstein replied to ChronicAndKnuckles's topic in The Stadium Wall
True. But that picture is the view the ref who spotted him short had. So how could he tell if this picture can’t? The ref who spotted us with the first down is the ref on the side of the field that’s staring at the ball. I don’t think it’s a conspiracy - I think it’s just a mistake. -
Hard to beat the Chiefs and the refs every post-season
Einstein replied to ChronicAndKnuckles's topic in The Stadium Wall
New angle (from NFL Films). Yeah, Allen had that first down. -
Again, it has nothing to do with the player. You just don’t do deals with your enemy. Ever. By virtue of KC taking our deal, it is common sense that our deal was the best offer. If another team had a better offer, they would have taken that offer instead. So: 1) Don’t do business with your enemy. 2) Make them take a worse offer with another team.
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Joe Brady and Aaron Kromer had a rough night
Einstein replied to Einstein's topic in The Stadium Wall
Correct. Even if we had blocked properly, the only real option was going to be Kincaid. I mean, you can throw the orbit but he likely isn’t getting the first with the wall of Chiefs defenders there. Any time the opposing team knows your play, you’re screwed. -
Joe Brady and Aaron Kromer had a rough night
Einstein replied to Einstein's topic in The Stadium Wall
That was the same fourth down beater we have ran all year. The mesh concept with the TE going down the middle (actually in the first KC game it was Hollins running seam), and the orbit/swing (which cook ran most of the time). It was so predictable, that even if Allen had time, the only open option was going to be Kincaid. Spags stacked the first down line with linebackers, because he knew exactly what was coming. If Allen threw to any of the mash routes, then they would’ve been blown up. If he threw to the orbit, there were three linebackers at the first down marker to stop him in the first down. Play was doomed from the start because Spags knew what we were running. The pressure issues just accelerated the issue. and I still do not understand what Torrance was doing. Forget the sliding of pressure, you’re telling me that you don’t put a hand on either free rudher coming through your gap? my goodness. . -
Joe Brady and Aaron Kromer had a rough night
Einstein replied to Einstein's topic in The Stadium Wall
While Brady called the same plays we have been calling all year (especially on 4th down), Reid actually did have new plays in his bag that he broke out on us. -
We are not KC’s arch nemesis. We are the team they bully.
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Woh, woh. Calm down. I wasn’t throwing it in your face. I was genuinely asking if you see what I meant by my prediction. Like if you see where I waa coming from now.
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Peyton went to 4 Super Bowls. PS, see what I meant about the Chiefs scoring a ton even though they hadn’t all year?
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Kurt Warner breaks down the 4th down. Allen error?
Einstein replied to Buffalo_Stampede's topic in The Stadium Wall
He was. And he would have been blown up by the 3 Chiefs defenders they had guarding the first down line. Spags knew exactly what play we were running. Likely because we ran the same play half a dozen times this year in similar situations. Knowing our play, he called the perfect defense to stop it. And Allen STILL beat that perfect defense by getting the ball to Kincaid… who dropped it. -
Kurt Warner breaks down the 4th down. Allen error?
Einstein replied to Buffalo_Stampede's topic in The Stadium Wall
There are no hots on that mesh scheme. It would literally ruin the entire play (which a pick) for one player to alter his route to be the hot. There is a built-in check down, but Allen had no way to throw it there and even if he did, it would have been blown up. It’s exactly how Brady drew it up. We have run that play numerous times this year. -
Kurt Warner breaks down the 4th down. Allen error?
Einstein replied to Buffalo_Stampede's topic in The Stadium Wall
Been screaming this since it happened. He ran that same tired 4th down beater that takes several seconds to develop on the most crucial down of the season. Yeah. At best (they had been dropping that defender back all game). The numbers were not to the right. -
Kurt Warner breaks down the 4th down. Allen error?
Einstein replied to Buffalo_Stampede's topic in The Stadium Wall
This is wrong. There were 3 rushers on the left and 3 on the right. One of the 3 on the right was a showing blitzer that had dropped back all game long. So in the offenses mind it was 3 on the left and 2 on the right. The numbers were on the left. Or if you include the showing blitzer, it was even. And the left side had a DE split out wideeee. -
Doesn’t matter. It’s not about Worthy vs Coleman. I don’t even want Worthy. But you don’t trade with your arch nemesis. You don’t give them what they want. You don’t gift wrap the player they desire and hand it to them with a bow. You don’t deal with your enemies! The players are irrelevant.
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Kurt Warner breaks down the 4th down. Allen error?
Einstein replied to Buffalo_Stampede's topic in The Stadium Wall
Yeah, this has been talked about all day. Spags showed that look all game long and never blitzed from the right. The offense had no reason to believe he would. Had we slid right and and he didn’t blitz right (like he hadn’t all game), then the left side would have been open. But the real problem here is Torrence and Brown. Torrence let 2 rushers go past him without laying a finger on either one. Even if you guess wrong on a protection, if Torrence can block just ONE GUY, then Allen can evade the other. OP knows this but is on an anti-Allen crusade. -
Been saying that. Not only was Allen in no position to throw the orbit, Shakir would likely have been crushed at the first down line. There were 3 Chief defenders guarding that line. Yes. If Torrence just blocks ONE of the free rushers, Josh can evade the other one. Torrence literally just watched as TWO rushers went right past him.
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Respectfully disagree. You can run that play 100 times and we are going to slide protection left 100 times. Spags set us up. He showed us that same look all game long, and *never* sent anyone. He never put it on tape either, from what I have read. So we had zero reason to believe that he was going to do that. With no tape and no tendency indicators, I dont see how the offense would ever know to slide right in that situation. It was a great defensive call.
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Still cracks me up that we gave Mahomes to the Chiefs
Einstein replied to Steptide's topic in The Stadium Wall
I'll take Allen over Mahomes any day. The Worthy trade on the other hand? Beyond dumb.