Big Turk

Jags would likely be the team they need to catch unless the Chargers tail off badly... Jags have Colts twice still and also the Broncos on their schedule. Other games are pretty cake but Titans play tough usually and they have them twice as well still. Division games are usually not cakewalks even if they are better than the other team. Have the Jets and Cards as well, so those should be Ws, but Jags are weird. Chargers still have it rough tho with Eagles, Chiefs, Broncos and Texans on their schedule. So they definitely have a punchers chance of catching both the Chargers and Jags. Not sure how 3 way tiebreaker would fall but Chiefs best bet would maybe to get into a 3 way tiebreaker with Chargers and Jags if they can't pass either of them. They already lose the tie breaker to the Jags since they lost to them earlier. Currently losing that to the Chargers as well since they lost to them week 2 but have a chance to even the record.

Texans have a pretty tough slate coming up after us including both games against the Colts still, Chiefs and Chargers.

I doubt the result would have been much different with Bryce Young in there other than James Cook potentially setting the all time single game rushing record and not sitting out the entire 4th quarter.

They just smacked the Panthers on the road after the bye or doesn't that count?

And Coleman definitely isn't better than Davis when he is right, and he looked pretty good overall. Plus Josh trusts him and he is great on scramble drills with him. Coleman often looks lost in the sauce on those running around aimlessly.

My question is what does Coleman give you that Shavers doesn't at this point? They are essentially the same player with almost exactly the same measurables(Shavers is a little faster) but Shavers can create separation and get open and can get deep.

Dude has speed tho...runs a 4.33

Bills 27 Texans 17

Yeah dude can move for sure... Although this might be one of the worst scouting reports I've seen in a while... "Overview Johnson is slightly undersized as an every-down back and might not have the skill-set to be a third-down option. He is a natural runner who consistently finds enough chunk runs to post impressive yards-per-carry totals, but his inability to run with power or help on third downs could limit his chances of sticking with a team." Also further down in the weakness section it says he isn't very good at blitz pickup 🤣🤣 Allen said he is the best 3rd down back in the NFL last year and he looked like it...also he definitely is very good at pass pro.

He is very similar to Gabe Davis in a lot of ways with perhaps better hands, although Davis has made some spectacular sideline catches during his times here.

Keon looks mostly clueless on those plays... Davis and Shavers both seemed to excel at that and we already know Shakir does as well.

They just honestly don't look that good on either side of the ball right now.

Honestly I am starting to think that Shavers is what they thought Coleman would be but isn't.

I agree, but so is Gabe Davis who runs a 4.54 or something similar...definitely don't need to be a burner to be a deep threat...sometimes those taller guys who are long striders have that sneaky speed that lets them get by players.

I mean That's What Happened.

He's the best RZ QB ever. I doubt they ban it. It's one of the safest plays in the NFL.

Shavers ran a 4.59

Hurts could break that since he is only 15 behind right now and probably will have a few more years than Allen.

Just looked up Tucker's 40 time and he runs a 4.33 which didn't surprise me after seeing the game because dude was moving out there...

The only play I remember seeing Hairston is when he was just not able to get over in time to push Tucker out of bounds on that long TD run.

I need to know why Coleman is deserving of being in the lineup over Shavers at this point. They literally are nearly identical in terms of size, speed, vertical, etc... The only difference is one guy actually gets open and produces and one guy doesn't. How do they justify putting Coleman back in over Shavers or Davis at this point?

4 KRs for 158 yards and averaging almost 40 yards a return is pretty freaking good.

Rapp can stay on IR for all I care, he has looked terrible and Bishop has really taken off since Poyer was back there with him. Plus we don't have to worry about him coming in and injuring other players on D with his reckless tackling...we have enough issues with injuries without him.

It was a tough catch because he had to stretch his hands out but it did go right through his hands.

if he plays.