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"He can't guard him!"@PatrickMahomes was letting them hear it after that @tkelce touchdown. 🗣️@InsideTheNFL now streaming on @Netflix pic.twitter.com/c7eoyTbq5A
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Originally posted by RonnieLott:
In the AFC title game, Patrick Mahomes boldly exclaimed to the Ravens defense (and safety Kyle Hamilton in particular) that Kelce was not going to be guarded.
Being that Kelce had 116 yards on 11 catches and the touchdown, we do think Mahomes kind of had a point, at least for this game.
"He can't guard him!"@PatrickMahomes was letting them hear it after that @tkelce touchdown. 🗣️@InsideTheNFL now streaming on @Netflix pic.twitter.com/c7eoyTbq5A
— NFL (@NFL) January 31, 2024
The Chiefs are going to the Super Bowl thanks in large part to Mahomes' and Kelce's electric chemistry; those two really are a sight to behold.
Originally posted by Paul_Hofer:
In the 1994 NFC Championship game, the Niners surprised the Cowboys by putting their best CB (Deion Sanders) on Alvin Harper. It flummoxed the Cowboys such that they trailed 21-0 in the 1st quarter. I propose that Charvarius Ward defend Travis Kelce. He is probably the only one good enough and big enough to slow Kelce. This will also allow Fred Warner and Dre Greenlaw to concentrate more on Pacheco.
Originally posted by Monsterniner:
Originally posted by Paul_Hofer:
In the 1994 NFC Championship game, the Niners surprised the Cowboys by putting their best CB (Deion Sanders) on Alvin Harper. It flummoxed the Cowboys such that they trailed 21-0 in the 1st quarter. I propose that Charvarius Ward defend Travis Kelce. He is probably the only one good enough and big enough to slow Kelce. This will also allow Fred Warner and Dre Greenlaw to concentrate more on Pacheco.
Who's gonna be on Rashee Rice?
Originally posted by RonnieLott:
Originally posted by Monsterniner:
Originally posted by Paul_Hofer:
In the 1994 NFC Championship game, the Niners surprised the Cowboys by putting their best CB (Deion Sanders) on Alvin Harper. It flummoxed the Cowboys such that they trailed 21-0 in the 1st quarter. I propose that Charvarius Ward defend Travis Kelce. He is probably the only one good enough and big enough to slow Kelce. This will also allow Fred Warner and Dre Greenlaw to concentrate more on Pacheco.
Who's gonna be on Rashee Rice?
Ambry Thomas
Unfortunately we run out of lock down corners after Ward
Originally posted by da209:
Originally posted by RonnieLott:
Originally posted by Monsterniner:
Originally posted by Paul_Hofer:
In the 1994 NFC Championship game, the Niners surprised the Cowboys by putting their best CB (Deion Sanders) on Alvin Harper. It flummoxed the Cowboys such that they trailed 21-0 in the 1st quarter. I propose that Charvarius Ward defend Travis Kelce. He is probably the only one good enough and big enough to slow Kelce. This will also allow Fred Warner and Dre Greenlaw to concentrate more on Pacheco.
Who's gonna be on Rashee Rice?
Ambry Thomas
Unfortunately we run out of lock down corners after Ward
hahaha
why can't we out lenoir on rice
Originally posted by RonnieLott:
Originally posted by Monsterniner:
Originally posted by Paul_Hofer:
In the 1994 NFC Championship game, the Niners surprised the Cowboys by putting their best CB (Deion Sanders) on Alvin Harper. It flummoxed the Cowboys such that they trailed 21-0 in the 1st quarter. I propose that Charvarius Ward defend Travis Kelce. He is probably the only one good enough and big enough to slow Kelce. This will also allow Fred Warner and Dre Greenlaw to concentrate more on Pacheco.
Who's gonna be on Rashee Rice?
Ambry Thomas
Unfortunately we run out of lock down corners after Ward
Originally posted by 49erKing:
Imagine if we still had Ward, Eman, and K'waun
Originally posted by 49erKing:
Imagine if we still had DJ Jones.
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
Originally posted by 9ers4eva:
Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
I don't buy this, there was one glaring drop, on 3rd down, and the pass was on the money, Reynolds dropped it. The 4th down play would have been a lil tricky to catch, another miss to Reynolds. He could have caught it, but it wouldn't have been an easy catch. There was another 4th down, where the broadcast said Wilks scheme won the down.
Their drive chart in the 2nd half was:
downs (maybe Reynolds should have had it)
1 play FF
3 and out (clear drop)
downs (4th qtr, and Wilks took Ben Johnson's lunch money)
TD (they needed 11 plays to score, including us blowing up their run play at the goalline, so they had to burn their TO, meaning they can't kick deep)
that's 7 pts, all in more or less garbage time
Wilks made a good playcall on 4th down. His one bright spot.
Aaron Glenn coached circles around Wilks. If he had our talent the game isn't close.
Andy Reid vs Wilks is the biggest mismatch of the whole SB
Aaron Glenn isn't even going against Wilks lol..
