Redskins vs Chiefs Pregame Thread

[JoeRedskin]

Hill and Hunt are the real deal. A bit raw but still explosive. This is a different kind of offense than the Raiders in that it doesn't necessarily look to grind away in order to set up the deep ball. They have playmakers and Smith's job is to get it to them.

Carr was the engine that drove the Raiders offense. Hill and Hunt fill that role with the Chiefs. Need to shut them down hard which means lane/assignment discipline by DL/DB's, solid tackling, and a patient offense that scores in the RZ.

Tough row to hoe, but, after Sunday night, anything is possible.

[CRedskinsRule]

if we were to beat the number 1 (some might say 2) team in the power rankings, I bet we would move up at least 2 spots!!!

But seriously, KC is a true Andy Reid team - solid across the board, knows how to win in the regular season and takes a solid, no slacking, performance by even good teams to win.

This will be a tough game, and likely a loss, but the Skins seem up to the challenge. In the end, I give Reid the edge over Gruden on clock management, and Smith the edge over KC on Redzone performance.

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

if we were to beat the number 1 (some might say 2) team in the power rankings, I bet we would move up at least 2 spots!!!

But seriously, KC is a true Andy Reid team - solid across the board, knows how to win in the regular season and takes a solid, no slacking, performance by even good teams to win.

This will be a tough game, and likely a loss, but the Skins seem up to the challenge. In the end, I give Reid the edge over Gruden on clock management, and Smith the edge over KC on Redzone performance.

That's some damning commentary right there. He was reviled in Philly for his poor game management skills:

Andy Reid manages the game clock like a monkey manages its feces… improperly, inappropriately timed, and just way too hands-on.

To say his clock management skills are abysmal is the understatement of his regime – it’s literally his biggest flaw as a Head Coach. And this is universally known.

https://firethewalrus.com/tag/the-an...ood-education/

Andy Reid just can’t help himself. If there is a timeout to be wasted or a time-sensitive drive to be stretched out over seven minutes, he’s going to find a way to do it. It’s happened plenty of times in the past, and it happened once again in the Chiefs’ depressing 18-16 loss at the hands of the Steelers.

Andy Reid still doesn’t know how to manage a clock, and it cost the Chiefs another playoff game | For The Win

[Meks]

As i said before, this will come down to coaching anf im game adjustments... its never been our stregnth so im worried about how the defense will adjust.

[MTK]

Reid is definitely one of the worst HC’s when it comes to clock management, perhaps the absolute worst. Edge to Gruden for sure and that’s not giving credit to Gruden, Reid is just comically bad.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by MTK

Reid is definitely one of the worst HC’s when it comes to clock management, perhaps the absolute worst. Edge to Gruden for sure and that’s not giving credit to Gruden, Reid is just comically bad.

We may see the worst of all time then. I still put Gruden below Reid, he just hasn't had as many opportunities to show off his "talent"

[mooby]

I felt like Gruden has been doing a decent job of time management this year, it feels like most games we keep our timeouts until the end of the half. Reid is definitely worse.

[JoeRedskin]

I can just see it now ... crucial drive near the end of the game. Both teams call a time out after several critical seconds waste away. Unsure of which team is being charged the time-out, both Gruden and Reid call a second time-out, causing each team to be assessed a technical foul, which off-set. Each side calls ANOTHER time-out to make sure that they can discuss the play. ... This goes on until both teams have wasted their full complements of time outs.

The team on offense then calls an off-tackle run good for one-yard.

[FrenchSkin]

Watching the Chiefs Chargers game, I think we're gonna win this one thanks to Tomsula/Manusky and the pass rush: their line really isn't great, Smith was sacked multiple times by 4 or 5 men pressures, some times on back to back plays!

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[sdskinsfan2001]

Awesome article on Tomsula.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.53b8e7cb0d63

[mooby]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

Awesome article on Tomsula.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.53b8e7cb0d63

Could it be? I dreamed of the days where we got coaches that were great at the job they had and never had any desire to keep rising in the ranks. If he can do for us what he did for the 49ers as d-line coach I'd be ecstatic. That front was damned good for years, and they never had a big name on it besides Justin Smith.

[J. Falcon]

We have a ridiculous amount of injuries.

[Superbowl84]

Chiefs will be tough, but Hail to the skins baby! 24-20

[Superbowl84]

Agreed he had Isaac Sopoaga balling out on that 49ers d-line