1 hour ago, Bifflog said:

Looks like another great hire.

Back to back posts 4 days later?  Why not?

14 hours ago, Anselmheifer said:

Maybe not, but it surely raises eyebrows when a top QB prospect looks BAD in camp. 

Meh, not really tbh. This was Mahomes in his second offseason (first as the starter). 
 

New Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes has seven INTs in six practices

It was a teaching moment for Mahomes and a mistake he might not make again. But it's not the only mistake he has made in camp. He threw two other interceptions Wednesday and has seven in six camp practices. Six of the picks have come during the three practice sessions in pads, when play is most competitive.

"He had a few hiccups today," offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy said. "But that's a part of the process. When you're young you need those hiccups because they become valuable lessons. ... Would we like for him to be perfect? Yes. We'd like for him to have the highest quarterback rating ever. ... He just needs to be poised under pressure."

But dealing with interceptions is something new for the Chiefs, who had the conservative Alex Smith as their quarterback for the last five seasons. Smith threw just five picks last season in 505 pass attempts.

Mahomes made another error Wednesday, once calling the wrong play in the huddle. As a result, his receivers were running routes he wasn't expecting and he threw an interception.

That's another mistake Smith rarely made, if ever.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/24255909/kansas-city-chiefs-qb-patrick-mahomes-plagued-mistakes

Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes has been a mistake-filled mess during camp

https://sportsnaut.com/chiefs-patrick-mahomes-has-been-a-mistake-filled-mess-during-camp/amp/

In other news, is Lamar feeling threatened as the most underweight dual threat in the league? Is he trying to protect his crown?  More at 11. 

Has Dann Quinn ever run a 3-4 defense?

I thought he was known for running a 4-3 hybrid defense.

4 hours ago, FrFan said:

Sorry, Bears fans. While I expect No. 1 overall pick Caleb Williams to post impressive numbers for Chicago, I am even more intrigued by the statistics the dual-threat Daniels might generate in Kliff Kingsbury's offense in D.C. 

 

Much has been made about the Bears' weapons (and for good reason), but the Commanders' runners, receivers and tight ends are arguably just as talented. If Daniels can stay healthy, the reigning Heisman Trophy winner will justify this pick and lead this year's celebrated quarterback class in passing yards and touchdowns.

Lmao... this guy must be a Commanders fan. 

20 hours ago, The Sean and Laron show said:

^this.... not to mention Aiyuk is nowhere near being the game changers those guys are. 

“Nowhere near”?

They should head to the field right after.😂

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