Originally posted by ninerfaninnorcal:
And this is exactly my point about Brock. Elite QB's score points and close out games early on.
With Brock's below average play and his inability to score points, he keeps other teams in games and then you have late game defining plays against individual players rather than the focus being on Brock as the problem.
The perfect example of this was our game at home against Rams. Brock could only score 6 points at home and so then you had the Deebo drop as this huge game changing play. But if Brock was elite and scored points, that play like the Mason fumble against AZ are not so important.
It was the same in the Super Bowl. It was Brock's average play and inability to score points that kept the Chiefs in the game. Elite QB's would have put the Chiefs away.
We're not going to penalize Brock for 'not scoring enough' when he delivers a perfect ball on a could-be td that his wide receiver drops. And as far as the Chiefs' SB goes, turnovers is what kept the Chiefs in the game… one on an inexplicable CMC fumble and the other sheer bad luck on a punt return.
There are plenty of examples from this season to be critical of Brock's play. Why not use this season's Chiefs game?