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god i can't wait to see all the new rinkles that he will unveil this season.sephtical wrote:Think of how prolific this offense was for the Chiefs whenever they had awful wide recievers! Now think of how awesome we are at ALL the skill positions. If that aint enough to get you excited for the season nothing is!
“We believe in stretching the field vertically and stretching the field laterally,” Saunders said. “We do that with the implementation of the best playmakers we have on the perimeter. The philosophy of the vertical passing game is really a way to attack the seams of the defense and always have the opportunity to push the ball up the field. If the up field opportunities are not there, then we’ll come down and utilize the underneath, flare control elements, but we look first to take the ball down the field.”
With the Chiefs it’s the vertical passing game that helps make the running game work. It’s a reverse of the old NFL adage that the running game sets up the passing game. With the Chiefs, the passing game sets up the running game. Defenses are forced to keep their safeties in the secondary when there’s the threat of the deep pass, pulling them away from the line of scrimmage. That opens up running lanes.
“We believe in stretching the field vertically and stretching the field laterally,” Saunders said. “We do that with the implementation of the best playmakers we have on the perimeter. The philosophy of the vertical passing game is really a way to attack the seams of the defense and always have the opportunity to push the ball up the field. If the up field opportunities are not there, then we’ll come down and utilize the underneath, flare control elements, but we look first to take the ball down the field.”
With the Chiefs it’s the vertical passing game that helps make the running game work. It’s a reverse of the old NFL adage that the running game sets up the passing game. With the Chiefs, the passing game sets up the running game. Defenses are forced to keep their safeties in the secondary when there’s the threat of the deep pass, pulling them away from the line of scrimmage. That opens up running lanes.
no,no,no ...it's true datskinsRin wrote:sephtical wrote:Think of how prolific this offense was for the Chiefs whenever they had awful wide recievers! Now think of how awesome we are at ALL the skill positions. If that aint enough to get you excited for the season nothing is!
True that!
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