Gus Bradley really went out there and thought he could beat KC with cover 3/single high safety and guarding Kelce and Hill one on one lolololol I just can't get over that. I said yesterday morning on the pregame show something to the effect of, "Gus can't be stupid enough to run cover 3 all night, right?" But coaches like to stick to what they know. But this isn't "Don't get beat on your 2nd best pitch" like in baseball

One thing I’ve noticed is that Fields, as most young QBs do, gets locked onto his first read and struggles to get through his progression at times. That will take time but it’s not easy to improve on. First 2 throws were to his first reads. They weren’t bad reads necessarily, just want to make sure that he’s rolling through his progressions as he should on additional plays.

I watched the start of the CIN/WAS game and now catching up in the KC/ARI game. I have some many thoughts about both of these QBs. Kyler is so talented but the odds of his long term success are stacked against him due to his size. I really hope he beats the odds. The broadcast said that Mahomes is working a d practicing on staying in the pocket more. Mahomes may be the only QB you ever hear me say this about: I hate that idea. Mahomes breaking the pocket when he needs to creates massive plays for this offense. It’s a positive.

Something came up today that I think it's time to share. So #StoryTime. 1/? After my twitter became mildly popular, there were a few NFL coaches, personnel, and even a couple of execs that I found out followed me. Some through DMs, some through burner accounts. Some said they loved my stuff. Some said I was full of shit.

Non-Football thread: I’ve been *that guy* on a new year new me kick and have been educating myself on a lot of things... finances, nutrition, business, etc. I want to share a few things that I’ve learned that might be obvious to others but I wish someone had told me sooner... Feel free to tweet your own, “I wish someone had told me this sooner...” lessons in the thread.