Kansas City Chiefs 2024 Draft Grade | PFF
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- Опубліковано 1 тра 2024
- PFF's Sam Monson and Steve Palazzolo grade the Kansas City Chiefs 2024 NFL Draft Class.
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Tell us how bad we did after we win another Super Bowl
PFF is laughable and everyone knows it, pro analysts included.
After adding two receivers...
One in free agency (Hollywood Brown) and draft (Xavier Worthy) with lower drop percentages than the previous receiving corps and is faster than the previous receiving corps...
25 drops led the NFL... since the 2012 Jags, there have not been more drops by pass catches on a team and we won the Super Bowl.
D. Jackson balled out in Andy Reid's offense. I think Xavier will do the same. Give him time to learn the playbook. Him and Brown will push those safties back...
Kelce will take over in the middle of the field. Hand the ball of to Pacheco with a light box. The offense will be fine or thrive...
Xavier is an all-around good receiver. People knock him for his weight and label him as “a fast guy”. These takes are so maddening, he was the #1 receiver for a reason and lit up SEC teams.
Texas Longhorns never played in the SEC yet they played in the big 12 the entire duration of Worthy being there. So how did Worthy light up the SEC? Know what you're talking about it's obvious you didn't actually watch him or you'd have known this.
I remember when analysts thought Mahomes was a terrible draft pick and look how that turned out.
They didn't do any homework at all, they read someone elses. Worthy played 3 years starting as a true Freshman at Texas and putting up 1000 and double digit touchdowns basically all 3 seasons without missing a game. Watch last years game against Alabama and tell me he isn't going to go to town in the Chiefs offense. I bet he's a top 10 in the "re-draft" next year. Suamataia will be a backup learning this year and starting next year after Smith is resigned. Wiley is not Kelce, he's just a 4th TE that can be 2nd in '25 and help extend Kelces career. Hicks is this years 3rd safety, and next years replacement for Justin Reid. This draft was an A+ for a 3peat, and setting up a 4peat possibility. The Chiefs will also sign a veteran WR before camp shoring that up and buying Worthy time to learn the Chiefs offense. But Texas runs the same offense as the Chiefs, so his learning curve will be shorter than most.
After adding two receivers...
One in free agency (Hollywood Brown) and draft (Xavier Worthy) with lower drop percentages than the previous receiving corps and is faster than the previous receiving corps...
25 drops led the NFL... since the 2012 Jags, there have not been more drops by pass catches on a team and we won the Super Bowl.
D. Jackson balled out in Andy Reid's offense. I think Xavier will do the same. Give him time to learn the playbook. Him and Brown will push those safties back...
Kelce will take over in the middle of the field. Hand the ball of to Pacheco with a light box. The offense will be fine or thrive...
Worthy and Wiley are both picks designed to reduce wear and tear on Kelce and extend his career. Worthy takes a man out of the box, and reduces press on Kelce. Wiley runs some of the seam routes that aren't the target of the play design anyway, and keeps Kelces legs fresher. They extended Kelce, and gave him a raise when they didn't have to. All these moves say Veach and the team are showing Kelce they want to take care of him.
These guys never leave their chairs, but they live in Bengals City and it often sounds like they think the Chiefs are a fluke!
PFF always slights the Chiefs. Same story different chapter
After adding two receivers...
One in free agency (Hollywood Brown) and draft (Xavier Worthy) with lower drop percentages than the previous receiving corps and is faster than the previous receiving corps...
25 drops led the NFL... since the 2012 Jags, there have not been more drops by pass catches on a team and we won the Super Bowl.
D. Jackson balled out in Andy Reid's offense. I think Xavier will do the same. Give him time to learn the playbook. Him and Brown will push those safties back...
Kelce will take over in the middle of the field. Hand the ball of to Pacheco with a light box. The offense will be fine or thrive...
lol is this satire?
Has to be
I love how little these foos dont do their home work, his only unique quality is the speed? How about he didn't miss a game his entire college career even in his jr year when he broke his hand. So even though his not over 200lbs he is still durable, he has a full route tree, and can stop on a dime , so no jack ass his only unique quality isn't just the speed. It's his best weapon, because he uses it to make his entire game better, he knows how to manipulate the defenders because he knows how fast he is. That's why the chief's got him. They unlike shitty journalists did their home work
69th rank for worthy? One unique skill? Lmao. You guys know nothing. Worthy top 3 in all of fbs between 2021-2024. Only behind nabers and odunze
If Worthy was slower and 10 lbs heavier you all would think he was better lol
38th in the league for “down the field” passing rating. Who are the 37 that are better than mahomes 😂😂. Weird stat but that pff for ya
It's not a stat isolated to pff.
Not sure these guys actually watch or evalute these players themselves. Seems they're just reciting what draft bloggers said and not their own opinions. Also include social engineering bias with some of what they assume or claim to have as their evaluations.
PFF and their lazy analysis that just copies and cherry-picks other analysts. I honestly believe the Chiefs could win 5 Super Bowls in a row and these guys would still say we have been lucky and we are still an incomplete team and blah blah blah!
Don't have to waste draft picks on Refs.
@@IntroducingMrLucci Spoken like the Loser you are!