Originally Posted by manchambo:
If Drew Lock sucked I would agree. But there is value in this team playing at a high level for something to take into next year.
Drew Lock has been a stud the last 2 weeks. [Reply]
Originally Posted by KChiefs1:
I tend to agree with them.
Lock has been the best QB in the division the last couple of weeks.
And I'm sure you're not a Missouri homer, right?
I've watched the highlights, and I don't see anything that should terrify the league. I'm sure he'll be a solid QB, and much better than anything they've had in 5 years, but that's all I'm prepared to say.
He had a nice deep ball or two, and one nice intermediate throw. Aside from that, it was a lot of dump-offs to wide open receivers and YAC. The defense was terrible. He was just taking what they were giving and had no pressure in his face.
That will change next week. Know what else will change? He won't be playing indoors on turf. [Reply]
Originally Posted by KChiefs1:
Drew Lock has been a stud the last 2 weeks.
What stood out in his game vs the Chargers? He did next to nothing in that game. In fact, the play that stood out most was the terrible 4th quarter INT he threw.
Originally Posted by manchambo:
You weren't talking about that kind of pressure in your post. You said he would be so excited about playing in KC he would freak out.
‘Freak out’? No.
Be overamped and overthrow some passes resulting in some picks? Yes. [Reply]
A defense that is ranked 27th or worse in 3rd downs, red-zone scoring, passing defense, INTs, QB pressures, and sacks.
And that defense managed to sack Lock how many times yesterday?
They have the same OL they had in week 6 (or whenever it was), the same running game, but now no Sanders and probably no Fant (don't know what his issue is, but they carted him off the field, right?).
Say good-night, Irene. It's going to be a rough night for DEN. Again. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Megatron96:
He managed to beat the Texans D.
A defense that is ranked 27th or worse in 3rd downs, red-zone scoring, passing defense, INTs, QB pressures, and sacks.
And that defense managed to sack Lock how many times yesterday?
They have the same OL they had in week 6 (or whenever it was), the same running game, but now no Sanders and probably no Fant (don't know what his issue is, but they carted him off the field, right?).
Say good-night, Irene. It's going to be a rough night for DEN. Again.
Lock is in for a long day at Arrowhead. I hope we destroy him and the Donks. I want to extinguish any glimmer of hope they have the QB position figured out for next year. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Coochie liquor:
Very hard to follow along with the narrative... are you guys still tanking or that’s not a thing now? Don’t get me wrong, I applaud your team’s determination to not have a top 5 pick. But I was told it was an obvious tank job going on in Dungver. Now the team has won a game again and the tanking has stopped? I’m confused, help a brotha understand wtf is happening in Dung town?
The main reason anyone was enthusiastic about tanking was to have the best possible chance to rise above our dumpster fire of a QB situation. Lock has played well enough to provide hope, and the QB situation in the draft has gone off a cliff (other than Burrow).
Originally Posted by DomCasual:
The main reason anyone was enthusiastic about tanking was to have the best possible chance to rise above our dumpster fire of a QB situation. Lock has played well enough to provide hope, and the QB situation in the draft has gone off a cliff (other than Burrow).
Now, it's playoffs, or bust.
You are holding out hope for an 8-8 playoff spot? Good luck [Reply]