The Chiefs struggled against a bad team playing shorthanded in a home game they had to win
Halfway through the season, they’re not very good. Still time to turn it around, but just not very good still
Halfway through the season, they’re not very good. Still time to turn it around, but just not very good still
i'd say he threw 10 50/50 balls up for grabs last night. that's just bad decision making, not the O-line
except for the name on the back of the jersey you were watching Zach Wilson play QB with no plan in place, just trying to survive on talent. Started great (8/8) then hit 50% of his passes and should have thrown at least 3 INT as one was called back for penalty, another dropped, and several others that were up for grabs in addition to the one picked in the EZ. The Giants were one of maybe 5 teams that could have lost that game last night.
except for the name on the back of the jersey you were watching Zach Wilson play QB with no plan in place, just trying to survive on talent. Started great (8/8) then hit 50% of his passes and should have thrown at least 3 INT as one was called back for penalty, another dropped, and several others that were up for grabs in addition to the one picked in the EZ. The Giants were one of maybe 5 teams that could have lost that game last night.
he has the most dropped or almost caught ints I've seen past two years. looks like the film room is getting to him, dbs are watching film and knowing he throws the ball in risky windows which is why they are so deadly. high risk high reward plays. the chiefs playbook is low fast ball on the run in usually vertical routes, really risky its usually within the dbs reach.
He simply is not that good. He had better receivers and a healthier Kelce and better running backs a couple of seasons or three ago. He flees the pocket too soon as does not want to get hit. Not that I blame him for that but he loses ground heading for that sideline he loves to get to and throws the ball out of bounds with the best of them. Trade bait.
