Originally posted by genus49:
Originally posted by DrEll:
This applies to every team in every game ever. In what scenario can you blame a head coach when it's always the players that have to execute. No coach draws up turnovers penalties injuries bad weather bad refs etc.
However, good coaches find ways to overcome all those things. It's what separates SB winners vs losers. Hell, Travis Kelce and Andy Reid almost go into a boxing match in that '23 Super Bowl. But at the end Mahomes and Reid found ways to make it count. Kyle didn't. It was the second SB in 5 years where he just couldn't get his team to step on the opposition's throat with a lead.
sucks for us…
Once again…what was Andy Reid waiting for when Dre Greenlaw was in the game?
Guess Reid schemed up Dre's Achilles popping? Our DC rolled out the red carpet for Mahomes in OT. Reid didn't dial up anything special.
You can't claim with a straight face say Shanahan didn't have the offense ready to close the game out when the kicker missed an extra point and the defense can't hold a 3 point lead or the 2nd year QB makes the wrong read with Aiyuk open for the first down and ability for us to run the clock down and kick the game winner.
It's literally the difference in a game. Their DC disguised a hell of a blitz and our young QB didn't read it right and make the play that was there to win the game. Then in OT the replacement RG freelanced like an idiot and doesn't block their best player on the DL and we can't get the layup TD.
Ridiculous take but also on brand.
lol what a joke. Once again, you try to make something out of nothing. The score was 3-0 when Greenlaw go injured in the 2nd quarter. Not like Kyle was dialing up an unstoppable game plan on offense that had the Chiefs on the ropes. But wait, don't hold your breath. I know where you're going with this. If CMC hadn't fumbled, and Trent hadn't committed that penalty, we'd be winning 55-0
