Did anyone else see all the drops by KC receivers today.
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No,Are you implying that Shorter will eventually sign with KC???
Just that coaching might not the problem, like many have accused.
Drops seem to happen and can become contagious.
There will be games where WR's drop passes, just as there will be basketball games where normally reliable 3 pt shooters can't find their backsides with both hands. But when it extends over an entire season...PSU '18 and '19 WR's for instance, you've got to look at coaching IMO.
Are you implying that Shorter will eventually sign with KC???
Yeesh.. that was really bad!
Kindly show yourself the way out...
KC QB is awesome and on the mark. Almost, all pro QB throw a tight spiral. For drops, it is a probability game but cold was a factor. Well played games, wow!
I only started watching the game when Houston was up 21-0. However, it seemed to me like Mahomes was a bit "too loose." His passes were OK but not on the mark, and the receivers just didn't seemed synched up. Once Mahomes settled down and Kelce (who had a tremendous game) started catching the ball for him, things just clicked.
I think KC got a bit "rusty" from the one week layoff and Houston came in high off their victory from last week. The "drops" were simply a symptom of that "rustiness" and just lasted for about a quarter.
I think KC got a bit "rusty" from the one week layoff and Houston came in high off their victory from last week. The "drops" were simply a symptom of that "rustiness" and just lasted for about a quarter.
How exactly is it a coaching problem. I frequently see you and others blame the coaches for receivers dropping passes but never see anyone provide any specifics on how the coaches are allegedly failing. Friermuth almost never drops a pass. Is he being coached differently than the other receivers? As far as having dropped passes in each game in 2018 and 2019 goes, can’t recall the last game I watched at any level where there were no dropped passes by both teams.
Well...if you have a season-long problem with WR dropsies, what exactly is the WR coach doing to earn his six figure salary??
Probably coaching them like crazy. As I said before none of you critics of the WR coach have provided any specifics as to what his alleged deficiencies are or what he should be doing differently. Ever occur to you that maybe the dropsies are on the players rather than the coach? On second thought, I’m sure you didn’t; far easier to blame a scapegoat.
It was all weekend long by playoff teams. Sometimes our blinders make things seem more unique than they really are.
In my next career, I want you as my boss
No thanks. My simple point is that I think that it’s easy to blame the players dropping passes on a coach. Sometimes you can do all the right things as a coach—catching techniques, trying to build up their confidence, you name it and it still doesn’t help. Some guys drop passes and others almost never do. I also have yet to see anyone respond to my initial question as to what exactly the WR coach supposedly isn’t doing to make him responsible for some players having a case of the dropsies.
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