The One Thing Patrick Mahomes Does That Nobody Is Seeing - QB Film Breakdown | Chase Daniel Show
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You cant tell me you couldn't see Mahomes in the second half with a two score advantage for nearly the entire 2 quarters of play, taking care of the ball? Playing not to turn it over, not putting the ball in harms way? In other words The Chiefs weren't playing to win, they did that in the first half. In the 2nd half they were playing not to lose. Totally different things. The Ravens defense was made to look better by the style of play Mahomes was playing. He proved that with the amazing throw to MVS. When he needed to put the game away he did, at will. The Ravens defense was powerless to stop it.
Maybe a Lil. It wasmore the play calling geared that way which is why I wish Nagy wasn't there
@@truthh8322 But that's my point. Mahomes was the one making the choices on the field of play, but the play-calling changed from calling plays to win, which they did in the first half, to calling plays to protect the ball and not lose. KC doesn't blow teams out because they take their foot off the opponent's throat and put it on their back. It's frustrating as hell for a fan, because every game is close. But it's a brilliant way to make team's underestimate how good you really are. Everyone is acting like it was the Raven's defense that closed them down, but that's not the reality. But I digress.
@@StEvEn-dp1ri I think if they had kept foot on pedalthrough 3 they could be more effective running in 4th. Defense would be wore out
@@truthh8322 no question, I think it's Andy's way of minimizing injury after you have a two score lead.
@@truthh8322exactly bro, i hate when they go conservative, we need to continue to throw in order to open up the run. Basic strategy. We can waste possessions in the superbowl
I'm always down for more Chiefs content
Love it
Hey Cole!
Not only did that phantom holding call take away a touchdown, Justice Hill tripped Chris Jones in the end zone and the officials didn't call it, wiping out a safety and another Chiefs possession and letting the Ravens continue to drive. At least that one ended in an interception, but if we're talking 26-10 instead of 17-10, that looks a lot more like as thorough a domination as it was.
Also the tripping of Pacheco on 4th and 1!
The Ravens played like a bunch of bullies!!!
😂😂😂😂 so I'm guessing you didn't see Sneed and other cbs holding Beckham and held likely twice that's Easley two tds
You need to change your channel to "The Chase Daniel Show", just as you introduced it. Thanks for allowing us to benefit from your expertise. It makes us all better football fans. 👍
Good idea! Thanks
@@ChaseDanielShowDefinitely sounds more professional, great content btw!
Completely agree
Showing the Rice breaks my heart I would have turned 5 bucks 35k that play everything else happened 😢
@@ChaseDanielShow loved hearing you and Mays name drop CiCis in Como. Need to give Bouches a shout next. MIZ ‘13
That throw to Kelce on the 3rd snap on the 1st was just insane. Mahomes literally had the rusher on his back and managed to squeeze that ball just enough for Kelz to make a play at the ball. Amazing
The one were kelce had to dive and the ball was poorly placed?
@@TheShepdawg9nooo that didnt happen, maybe that was different game? I saw what he was talking about it was a dot!
@@xtwinkiemaster17x😊😊
Pacheco was open for a possible TD too on that Kelce TD. corner ran into Smith.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ he even celebrated the Td didn’t get upset that it didn’t come to him he just know next week he will get that one
You said it, and I think it's something people aren't mentioning enough. Seems like Pat's maturing right before our eyes. Pat has had a tendency, when things weren't going well, to try and force a miracle. Since these playoffs have started, there's no more hero ball, trying to force things down field that aren't there. He's taking check downs and throwing the ball out of bounds if nothing's there. THIS, feels like Pat truly entering his prime. Beating defenses with his mind not just pure talent, improvising when needed, not just because.
Has a better defense
@@travishortman5473and a much worse offense, proving his point lol.
Also a huge Chase Daniel Fan starting at Mizzu. Enough of that. I appreciate your insight in the nfl film room
Chase you really make it understandable to the average fan. Things happen so fast watching live its hard to see what is happening. Thanks!
I appreciate that!
As a Jayhawk, I never thought I'd be so excited to subscribe to a Tiger's channel, but this is tremendous. Nice stuff!
Chase, HUGE fan. My old man was a WWII combat veteran (Fightin' 29th Inf, Divi. 3rd wave at Omaha Beach on June 6, '44) at the age of 19. He was wounded and captured a week later just outside St. Lo. I mention that because once liberated in 1945, Uncle Sam wouldn't allow him to stay in the Army. Stationed in Spain with the D.O.D. between 1956-1967, then like a lunatic he volunteered for civilian duty in Vietnam. When? January of 1968, just before the Tet offensive. Fast forward to summer of 1969 when he moved to Richard-Gebaur AFB just south of the KC metro area. Pop LOVED football and he picked RG on purpose. Older sister is a UMSL graduate, I am a UMKC graduate, but all my three younger siblings graduated from Mizzou in Columbia. Dad's LG now (Long Gone (Dupre), look it up - Pop used to use the term all the time!) but man, did he ever love watching college ball. Chase, you will never know how much joy you brought to our clan and my Pop during your heyday at 'Zou. He passed in 2012 and the family has gone to dookie, but man! you are PERFECT for this endeavor! Thanks for the memories. Oh yes . . . C O D Y S C H R A D E R.
This is amazing!!
What a great story. Tremendous.
Indeed - get this, he was one of 16 children born into abject poverty. He was picking cotton by the age of five in south Texas and I remember him telling me he vowed he would never just grow up to be field laborer. The military was his ticket. Later, he was known to say "Education is the key that unlocks the doors of opportunity." All six of us have college degrees as a result (eldest brother graduated from the USAF Academy) and four of us have master's. Pop was right.@@ChaseDanielShow
Chase, I am a lifelong Chiefs fan, AND an MU grad. I have watched you throughout your career. One thing I KNOW, forget being a commentator. You need to coach, and work to be a HC. You have ALWAYS had a great knowledge of the systemic nature of football. You owe it to yourself and the sport to get there. After the season, go ask Andy to any spot available. you can contribute.
I very much agree with you
I do not agree. Nepotism is the nfls bread and butter. No way to get in unless you know someone. Some guy off the street making UA-cam videos will have his application thrown away before it hits a desk.
Yep. I think too. But Andy Reid how does he comes up with this plays.
@@user-cn5mz8ql5f The better the talent of the players, the more inventive he designs his offense. Some of his plays wouldn't work with lesser players, and smart players are always his first choice. Getting his QB into a position to make a throw, flooding one area with pass catchers to suck in the defense, and then changing to a run. It is all part of his overall approach. You can't know what he is going to do, once the other side has figured out one play or another.
Brother, your knowledge and ability to break it down to a dumby like me is awesome to watch. Thank you. Go Chiefs! I always liked you as a player too man. Chiefs Kingdom thanks you for your service.
I appreciate that! Thank you!
Hell yea Chase, you started my Sophomore year at Mizzou - you gave us so many great memories man, thank you! Also these breakdowns are awesome man, get someone to chop you up a few UA-cam shorts from each episode - that's what the search algorithm currently rewards. Your channel will take off with this amazing content!
Glad you like them! Thank you!!!
New Subscriber! You make it easy to understand thank you! I stopped watching football for years but the Kelce Brothers got me excited again. There's been many plays and or calls I didn't understand you make it easy to see breaking it down. Much thanks front GA❤
Welcome aboard! Thank you!
Good job
Enjoyed all the different camera angles
I got born into being a mizzou and kc fan and it’s cool to see you kicking ass and making these man
thank you for putting rashee rice td that got called back. to think people say its rigged for the chiefs. that was an egregious holding call
Thanks, man. I'm new here but I'm loving the content this far! New sub and love lol
Welcome aboard!
Your analysis is top shelf!
i didn’t even know this was chase daniel’s good video bro i remember when you came in for trubisky and tore up my vikings i was so mad that day😂😂
Andy Reid called a perfect game plan.. Clock control...And it kept the Ravens off the field. That was all they needed to do, once they got the lead..
Perfect in the first half, way too deliberately timid in the second half which left the outcome vulnerable to any late accident. Even with two end zone turnovers, we're left biting our nails at the finish if that last low-percentage deep ball wasn't complete
@@muskyoxesyou maybe. fans that know ball weren’t worried at all. Chiefs dominated that entire game on both sides of the ball and as soon as they went up two scores I knew it was over.
@@poindextertunes You knew it was over before two turnovers in the end zone. God tier, man.
I watch these and feel like I’m in the film room with the guys . By far the best channel to watch you really get a insight into the plays . Great video . Let’s goooooo CHIEFS
Thank you!
I learned so much from this. Thank you. I LOVED it!!
Thank you!
Yo didnt know you were dling this type of thing, Chase. Thats awesome.
Thanks!!!!
When I look at that touchdown to Kelce, with Kyle right on him as best he could be, it reminds me of either a shortstop from deep in the hole firing to beat the runner at first - OR, with his feet looking to decoy the throw, a damn pick-off by the pitcher! Mahomes to Kelce of the Texas Rangers, now employed by the NFL Chiefs. Thank you, Chase. What a mentor you are for us bushers.
I remember your game against the Chargers as a Chiefs. Good game!
Fun one!
Love your videos - Thanks!
Glad you like them!
Damn chase what a break down on that dude very smart . You my friend have a future in coaching.
Chase I was there for that game against OU! That was my favorite game so far !!!!
Luv this pod
Funny you said you thought Kelce was running the wrong route. He and his brother talked about the fact that he messed up that route on their podcast. 17:15
Knew it!
Thanks, Chase. Your in-depth analysis is second to none. It really helps me to understand the intricacies of these plays. The game of football has evolved into the most complicated game ever played and it takes an insider like you explain it all. It's just too bad that the officials cannot be better. I don't know if they make bad calls & non-calls on purpose, or if they just aren't very good at their jobs. The holding call and the tripping non-call you mentioned here are just two examples of how pathetic the refs are. It really is a shame because they are ruining this wonderful game.
Love 65's game. He's got that right hand that always comes out and just stuns!!!
65 is headsup all the time. Drue the True on defense has the same harddrive awareness.
@@danielburt7849 The Traquelizer!! Handing out shots that make them sleep
@@danielburt7849 He is a gritty O Line Guard that gets away with more by just putting his hands up - like nothing to see here but is grinding his knees into the defensive lineman on the ground. Getting the edge & making it look innocent.
I expected that there was enough talent in the Chief's WR room going into the season that a solid three or more would emerge? Although we may be a little disappointed in the WR play, I believe the Chiefs are a better team today; primarily because of their significantly improved defense, than they were going into LVII against the Eagles!
Not a Mizzou fan. Life long chiefs fan from Utah. But… I always followed you, you were THAT guy.
What it be Chase? As a lifetime Missourian, it's a real shame knowing you never got to live out your full potential in the NFL. But I will say your post game analysis, is every bit as impressive as Kurt Warner's.
After watching this the ravens have no reason to complain about missed calls
yet thats all the chiefs haters do, bxtch about the refs. they’re really a disgrace to good sportsmanship. The NE/Brady criticism was fair as they had been caught taping practices and Brady literally lobbied to have rules changed in favor of QBs. Patrick just needs Reid and TK and he’s good 😌
That’s pretty cool you have a show my guy.
I've never watched film before. Love this.
(10:50) Chase, I think ball placement helped a lot. Travis had his right hand ready to push off, but he had to adjust it to his left to make the catch.
It prevents a flag on the offense. (I wonder if QB's think that way...)
Chase keeps saying Kelce ran the wrong route. Chase should know that Mahomes and Kelce are both reading the defense. From that Kelce decides where to go and Mahomes knows where that is. When there is a hot side to the play Kelce is backside or open space outlet when Mahomes is scrambling. There is a greater depth in the QB-TE of Mahomes to Kelce that Chase seems to be missing.
That first TD to Kelce they could have had Pacheco for a TD also the defense ran into each other
Chase, are we alright with Blaine as our backup? How are you not on this squad?
Chase ... I grew up is KC MO was a Big Mizzou fan coming up ... I pretty watched your full career College to Pros ..was happy when you Landed with the Chiefs thought you were good when you started the few times for us Always respected your Game felt like you never really got the Shots you deserved to lead a Franchise but Man you had a Hell of a career and I can tell you were a Teammate guys loved to have Very Intelligent... Nothing but well Wishes to You and Yours Bro
Those holding penalties back to back took 2 huge plays away. Refs trying to keep it close of course.
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My favorite QB in Mizzou history. We miss you in KC my guy!
Chase: Mahomes talent is that he knows the overtime rules?
Kelce slowed down because Mahomes was throwing to a spot. It was a semi-no-look toss.
Great breakdown and much love for all you did for our chiefs brother. MIZ 🐅 ✊🏾
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How do you get the nfl multiple angle game film
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Also what software do you use to draw ✍️ on the film ?
google is your friend 😅
I still feel like Reid after going 2 touchdowns he held back on play calling for the superbowl. Obviously if the game was close we would of put the playbook on the table. I still feel like they held back on the playcalling.
Exactly Reid playbook is feel of creatively
65 made that DB regret the delayed blitz anywhere near him 😂
Bottom line, Baltimore talked all week about being the bullies, but got out-bullied at home. They couldn't even get the busted play stops when they needed them most. Absolutely demoralized in your own stadium.
Wow, The Chase Daniel Show Is The Best Chiefs Show Narrative To Explain Chiefs Plays Of A Victory Over The RAVENS! Awesome Description Of Play By Of The Offensive Plays Of the Chief's, Amazing! This Is The First Time I am Watching This! Mahomes Is A Amazing QB The Way He Dissects The Defenses!
Glad you enjoyed!
Love us some Chase Daniel. Pity the fool that doubts Mahomes, you must accept the consequences of irrational thought if you dare
I think that most people are forgetting a thing that's called PROTECTING THE LEAD. That's what the Chiefs did. Pat isnt "game managing" in a bad way. The Chiefs did damage control and protected the lead because the defense is so tight. I'm sure they could've scored 30 points if they wanted to.
No, no, no, no! Although I was uncertain about the outcome going into Super Bowl LVII, I told everyone I knew that if they didn't win it last year, they would be better and probably win it this year!
Sorry, only made it through 24:45. Had to turn it off after the Trey Smith "hold" on the Rashee touchdown. Made me too mad xD. Nice video again.
Kelce mentioned on his podcast that he definitely ran the wrong route and felt like he needed to do something lol
Amazing haha
26:34 I think if Watson stops at all or reaches for the DB they may have called the pick play. It was something of perfect timing. It was just a better offense play than defensive one.
Mahomes and Kelce took their games to an unbeatable level in that game...unreal. There were 2 holds on Trey Smith on that drive.....and the one you have on your video is not even close to being a hold....ridiculous.
On that screen td. They called the hold on Trey with the throw by. horrible call
Im no expert but the level of bait and switch and keep away the Chief's played was incredible. I believe they truly could have scored more. I know the stat line says what it says but the long drives ending in punts mixed with the TOP was clutch. Ravens had zero answers and looked overwhelmed.
Is there a good way for a QB to communicate to his center that his snaps are going kind of low, without risking them over compensating and sending the ball over the QB's head? Do NFL centers watch film when they're on the sidelines to check how their snaps are doing?
Just a simple sideline/huddle convo, it’s really just up to center at end of the day and you’d always rather have low balls then high balls
The Ravens defense was as dirty as I've seen in awhile.
The 8 second play may be from what Pat says they practice contingency stuff when they play catch off-schedule. a Polished Accident?
Out of the corner of my eyes, I saw #74(RT) in the back field and was having a hard time determining the formation. As I kept looking, I noticed that he lines up 1.5 yards off the ball all of the time. I thought that the offensive line had to be within a yard of the ball. Technically, this makes an illegal formation. The tackle on the other side of the line is NOT lined up waaaayyy of the ball.
As a cheese fan I've always liked Clyde, he comes up with big plays I hope he stays around
As a long time fan, I know how physical it gets, but I think Ravens were overly aggressive with Mahomes a few times. The personal foul called on #50 looked like he had intended to injure. A couple of times it looked like an effort to force him to fall twisting his legs.
They need to work on the snaps to Mahomes. They was low all game.
Chase Daniel. thats a name I havent heard in a while.
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That make you think the ref was trying to change the outcome of the game.
Correct! THAT was NOT holding😅😂🤣🤣🤣
At the 25 min mark you were talking about how he shortened the drop and got the ball out quick. I wonder how much of that is leftover Air Raid skills from college
Bro your channel is awesome but could you NOT do chiefs game until after the superbowl 😅...you giving away way to much knowledge to the san frans defensive coordinater ....
Right, I've been getting a little sick seeing some of these complex breakdowns of the chiefs.
I always wondered why they didn't throw to Pacheco, more. He always looked like he was above-average, swift and fluid catching the ball for a running back.
On that one 8-second play that ended with the completion to Kelce, why wouldn't Mahomes take the outlet to CEH in the flat? Meh. Maybe he's not a good bet to reach the sticks in space, with the safety crashing down.
i can tell you, imo and quite a few others, they save a lot of plays for situational football
13:00 I don’t think it was a late hit; the momentum was already in motion and he wouldn’t have been able to stop. I do actually think he rotated his body to mitigate the force.
Crazy still be people wide open to throw to though
The hold was on 79, when the ref was pulling out his flag early. It's clearly a hold.
Patrick Mahomes is the real life uncle Rico but it's 💪
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Second time watching. Good stuff Chase.
Awesome! Thank you!
I love football #ColtNation
You're a legend dude
Rock chalk jayhawk, but I’ll concede that this was an amazing analysis :P
Love the channel. Muck Fizzou.
Chase hasn’t played for MU in like 14-15 years 🥴 also its college, who gives af 😂
Now i see why pacheco slowed down on that 4th n 1 clowney.. tryed to kicked him in the face.. 🤦🏾
I have a question: Do you think Patrick is better against man or zone coverage?
Zone for sure
@@ChaseDanielShow I agree, with his skill set he kills zones and he's so much better with using his eyes body to kill zones.
Thanks Chase! Kyle Shanahan reviewing this right now.! I kid. MIZ!!!!
Dang that’s the second trip I’ve seen from Baltimore in this game now lol
But the refs favored the Chiefs 😂😂
Exactly
@@von4774exactly my guy. i didnt catch clowney tripping just the one on justice hill against chris jones
I think people are under the impression that a human can instantly stop all forward body movement as soon as a running quarterback gives himself up. No. Physics doesn't stop working just because you want to call a "late hit"
Patrick and Andy are tge best at throwing a deep ball short and getting the PI call on crucial 3rd downs. . Other teams need to do it more
Since i hate that play when my team's defending, i don't think that should be allowed. If the defender is simply existing and the receiver runs through him, it's ridiculous to call that defensive PI. It's not the defender's job to sprint away from the action whenever the receiver changes direction
@@muskyoxesit literally is tho 😂
their job is to know where the ball is and defend it. L take bro lmao
Just like Brady/Belichick. Surprised more teams don’t do this but then again nobody has the adeptness at preparation for the game like Patrick. he’s almost a psycho with it 😅
@@poindextertunes The defender's job is hard enough without adding clairvoyance - the receiver can break on a short ball when it's barely out of the QB's hand. If one player initiates contact and you call a penalty on the other player for existing in physical reality, you're ruining the game
It seems the Ravens were rattled because the lft safety decisively followes Rice instead of passing him off to the rht safety and Lb and could 've double MVS.
If he slid feet first I would agree with you but going head first he is trying to gain as many yards as possible and a defender has the right to stop you from gaining yards
I completely agree play 15 Mahomes gives himself up and the player smacks him on the ground that's personal foul but the according to everybody on the internet the Ravens got no benefit from the no calls😂
Chase Daniel from Mizzou?
You was my go to guy in the NCAA Football game.
Would be you, Texas Tech with Crabtree, or Penn State.
NCAA was 🔥🔥🔥
But tell me the second half didn't remind you of the slow parts of the Alex Smith years.. .swing/check/screen passes over and over that aren't working.... its like the offense wont go forward until a swing pass hits and if it doesn't its just sputtering.
Those smith years helped me notice it, this years defense is legit so I was good with it
Mahomes has been playing like this all year. It just so happens his receivers are finally stepping up. It's a different attitude on the field when you make it into the playoffs with a nearly undefeated quarterback. You don't drop the ball. And that's what they're doing now
Let's also not forget the late season games that we're close or lost Andy Reid was playing around with play calls. Feeling out goofy plays because he had the room to do so. This team plays on an elite level they don't need the spotlight teams like eagles and cowboys take...didn't get them to far
We all see Mahomes plays for Andy Reid. That game was a coaching mismatch with Reid absolutely intimidating and schooling John Harbaugh (his long time Special teams coach who never got promoted out of that spot until the Ravens amazingly handed him the keys to the Ferrari with no experience). The Ravens and Harbaugh will never past get Reid with any other QB let alone Mahomes. If Harbaugh couldn't do it this year with THAT team and defense - forget it. Their problem is at the top.