Andy Reid is a hall of fame coach for sure
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reid built up that franchise from the scrap heap left over by romeo crennel, and while everyone was passing on mahomes mostly because he wasn't a prototypical pocket passer, and because he played in the air raid offense kingsbury was running in texas, reid saw something and traded up to get his guy. He deserves full credit for what he has been able to accomplish in his career.Comment
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Reid built up that franchise from the scrap heap left over by Romeo Crennel, and while everyone was passing on Mahomes mostly because he wasn't a prototypical pocket passer, and because he played in the Air Raid offense Kingsbury was running in Texas, Reid saw something and traded up to get his guy. He deserves full credit for what he has been able to accomplish in his career.
And another good example of QBs being hard to scout. If people had any real idea of how good he was, there is no way he lasts that long. Or that Mitch goes before him.Comment
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But every so often, at the risk of earning derision from fans, media, and colleagues, an NFL organization will veer from the established template of robo-quarterbacks rolling off the NCAA assembly line and invest in a player whose on-field intuition is notable, but it’s accompanied by unconventional technique, atypical physical dimensions, or decision-making that’s feared as irredeemably reckless. Because it’s the road less traveled by organizations, the list of failed players that don’t fit the robo-quarterback template are more prominent in the historical lexicon. Unfortunately, the root causes of these failures, which often have to do with factors that have nothing to do with the intuitive play, physical dimensions, or technique, get conflated with these behaviors.
If Mahomes becomes the first quarterback taken in this class, he’s likely going to a team that not only has a GM or coach with a more flexible mentality than most of the league but one that doesn’t allow a CYA mentality to dictate important decisions. If Mahomes has long-term success it will only happen if the GM and coach both value Mahomes for how he plays right now.
Mahomes will not be a good choice for a team that has a coach or general manager that covets the safety of a passer that thinks, moves, and functions as one of the thousands that could have rolled off an assembly line. It’s not that Mahomes can’t develop into a technically sound quarterback, it’s that he needs an organization that will allow him to build on his strengths. And his strengths are not part of that straight and narrow path of traditional quarterback development.Last edited by crushedspirit; 02-13-2023, 02:02 PM.Comment
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exactly. Do we think Mikey and company make that kind of move. With an Alex smith type already at qb?
they didn’t even send anyone to creed Humphrey’s pro day.
the best center in the league when they had a great need at centerComment
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who the hell in here said Reid wasn’t worthy of the HOF?Steelers 27
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Something about couldn't win big games. I don't believe in this line of thinking but some of the yahoos around here do.Comment
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Reid was a great coach before coming to the Chiefs. Reid wouldn't be getting the from anti Steeler crowd around here before Mahomes came a long. Do you know what the narrative was and would be with out Mahomes? I've seen it with Cohwer and Reid.
Something about couldn't win big games. I don't believe in this line of thinking but some of the yahoos around here do.Comment
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