The Chiefs are (somehow) better without Tyreek Hill.

Jumping on the bandwagon to get views huh… seems to be what you are about

Your title and logic are stupid... They are certainly NOT better without tyreek hill... They just spread the ball around more. That is it. they COULD have done the same thing and destroyed EVERYONE while Hill was there but they didn't.

@@Erati243 Your YT name is misleading

@@AlexRollinsNFL No it's not, it is right on target. I enjoy trolling trolls like you with your bs clickbait titles.

Same with Odell when he was on the browns

@@robertgnallmedia or TO

@@robertgnallmedia Odell much bigger head case. If Hill is smart, and I think he is, he will learn from OBJ's juvenile behavior.

What’s wild is Hill had more targets last season than any point in his career up to that point. Dude was just being selfish.

@@bradasskg11 , over the top selfish.

Beyond generational. We have never seen anything like him in history of the game.

@@paulgaitherAgreed. He would have to be compared to the likes of Jordan and lebron. How he came in the league like he had been there for years and he didn’t have to adjust the league had to adjust to him.

& Worth every penny.

@@alimctaven7417 he would have to win more rings and mvps to be on mj bron level, but I get what you mean. From a season to season standpoint he’s been so dominant regular and post season

@@himmothy111 Well he already has his second MVP in the bag already. Idk if we’ll make it to the Super Bowl this year but I know we’ll get close .

Yea that's super crazy... No other coach every puts the game on their best players to win... WTF?

Thought I would die before I seen my Chiefs win let alone go to a SB.

I think Mahomes is definitely that.

@@derekmathews1557 without question. Dude is incredible.

Yeah the WR Core was disappointing this Season

Sean Mcvay is going to have to take a page from what Andy Reid has done and the Packers too. The chiefs wr corps is the definition of average but collectively as a group they are dangerous because of mahomes willingness to spread the ball around. Stafford and Rodgers should do what Mahomes did in the offseason and get with all of the receivers before OTA’s even begin. He developed chemistry with them all not to mention playing in every preseason game to get ready for week 1.

That's the thing though, defenses can take away Tyreek's speed with alignment, not sure how you do that with Kupp

Thanks

you couldn't have even finished the video yet you egghead

Thank you Jesse, appreciate that

Thank you Al D!

I‘m surprised that Mahomes only has one MVP award damn.

@@Hoffanheim being injured for a bit one year and ARod briefly returning to prime form is pretty much all you need to know

@@Hoffanheim well he was injured in 2019 for a bit and then A-Rod had back to back historically efficient seasons

I agree with you on this plus when this team gets back Hardman, AND we have three guys running the ball in Pacheco, McKinnon, and Rojo this offense will be unstoppable. But Mahomes leading an offense that ended up #1 while he locked up his second MVP without Tyreek Hill is pretty damn impressive.

@@derekmathews1557 I would say in order to be "unstoppable" our O line needs to stay healthy, obviously execute, and maintain consistency in both passing and rushing.

I’ve noticed that it has died off a bit in the last 4-5 weeks. But, now that they’re in the playoffs (especially if they advance to the AFCCG/Super Bowl), the announcers will once again bring it up every 5 minutes..😞

The Niners also do a pretty good job of spreading the ball around.

Thanks Daxton

Thanks Daywalker, they are, much better

We lost our best WR but the WR room overall became MUCH better because of it.

Facts my guy will always be Travis Kelce but, that Pacheco is the future !!

@@carrington71390 sucks for CEH

@@Hoffanheim CEH keeps getting hurt

@@Hoffanheim Kinda but this current incarnation of the Chiefs needed a power runner at best. Especially since they run more condensed to attack teams playing light boxes and ultimately when they commit more defenders at the line to try beat the run.

Rebuilding defense theyre young and still learning and evolving

spagnolo defenses always get better as the season goes on frank clark doesnt get a lot of sacks in the regular season but he is 5th all time for sacks in the playoffs

You haven't been watching, lol. Just talking out of your butt.

This is statistically the second best defense of mahomes entire career and it has by far the best pass rush. It’s not far off from the one they won a super bowl with. I’d argue this is a more well rounded defense.

It's because they have like 4 rookies back there getting significant minutes on the field

yuup

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They need answers for Lou and the Bengals defense

he has

Hell yeah

@@spintowin5537they do and they need to get out of their own way when they play them. Hopefully having Hardman and Toney this time (if we see them again) can be a big benefit

Playoff season over m for 10

Generally speaking a free safety is the deepest safety, and strong and weak align based on where there are more skill players (strong aligns to more, weak aligns to less) so a free safety could be a strong safety at times

I got you Moises!

Hill lost us the playoff game against the Bengals last year. His deflection in OT to a defender when we were driving quick lost us that game. If Hill knew how to catch with his hands instead of his body we are in the SB last year and likely win it.

@@DaleHammersIII bengals defense deserves credit , Mahomes & Reid deserve blame for Loss .. Mahomes fan to the highest degree he deserves blame in that game with some decision making errors he eroded in half after superb first half Andy & Patrick are to blame for game Andy for not running game where bengals looks was there for them to run ball with locked run calls instead of RPOs if they simply chose to with 7-8 in coverage light boxes all of it without going more into it with detail in my opinion

there's still an argument to be made for Tyreek

You can try and frame it that way but the tape doesn’t lie. They are objectively using more diverse personnel packages and statistics like Red Zone TD% and their running success in certain situations they struggled last year against good and bad teams alike.
It’s not that they are actually better without Hill but it seems like Hill isn’t willing to have games with only 3-5 catches sometimes in order for the chiefs to efficiently spread the ball around

@@JayD73 the chiefs were not as locked in last year. Andy Reid has those health scares, the team was not the same.

@@kingbirdIII so you decide to just use random reasons instead of looking at the actual fact of what happened? They literally completely changed the type of offense they ran from last year to this year. Last year they ran 11 personnel all the time this year they barely use it. There’s way more misdirection and variety now that’s just a fact

@@JayD73 you don't think that it's possible for teams to simply have slump years due to factors outside of football? Let's compare this season to other Hill seasons in KC other than last year lol. Obviously there were changes but the team isn't better without Hill . That's just absurd. They are more efficient this year than specifically last year yes. But nothing to do with Hill because we have seen the Chiefs at their peak with Hill and this isn't their best season offensively.

@@JayD73 compare this year to 2018 instead where Hill had one of his best seasons with the Chiefs. The team had 71 touchdowns in 16 games . This season the Chiefs scored 58 touchdowns in 17 games.
If you want to argue the chiefs are better without Hill then you can't just choose the small sample that works for you when it is very apparent the chiefs had a fluke bad season last year. And this was absolutely due to all of the off the field distractions. Reid missed practices and games, Hill wanted to get paid, Kelce was banged up, the Mahomes family was being attacked for their social media antics... Like you just ignore all of that?

And Hill himself has already admitted to the fact that he was bitching constantly about not enough passes going his way, Mahomes felt he had to just to make peace. Hill is officially on record saying this in his podcasts.

statistically they are def better

Better at handling situations the defense wants to throw at him now. Offense numbers are down this year with defenses playing a 2 safety/nickel base against big passing match ups. Mahomes won't get the ez deep shot looks sot he constant is Kelce winning in the middle now. But the bag he has to work for receivers is deeper so its on his vision and arm to pick right everytime. And the legs to always buy that time needed to still get a pass out. As good as Hill was this season for the Fins, teams found ways to slow that pass attack down and force McDaniel to get the ball out in other ways.

Yes

Mahomes already could, the numerous games he played without Hill proved that repeatedly. Hill demanding the ball was the problem, not Mahomes.

Ah, now I see Brian

they're better statistically

We have a better record and scored more points without him.

Thank god nobody says he does, except maybe Hill himself.

They lost a Super Bowl with Tyeek what's your point? He's saying their offense is more efficient this season we haven't got to the Super Bowl yet pipe down.

@@Revanthorn they made it twice and lost and won one each so yes, the point went right over your head. They haven't even won a playoff game yet. Pipe down lol

@@willjoyce5013 So what exactly are you trying to say?

@@Revanthorn don't get ahead of yourselves before you've actually done anything. You could just lose to the Bengals for the like fifth time in a row and then it doesn't matter how much better or worse the regular season was.

@@willjoyce5013 Yes it still matters. The Bengals almost lost to Ravens backup Tyler Huntley. How you play the regular season is definitely important.

Didn't work this year. Chiefs put up 44 without Tyreek.

I would argue that they were better equipped to stop the offense in the Superbowl. The Chiefs put up 44 against the Niners this season and made it look easy against a defense that has shut down just about everyone else. While I'm not saying the Chiefs would hang 40 on them again if they were to meet in the Superbowl again this year, the Chiefs offense was the one offense that handed the Niners defense's asses to them.

Nah. I think the Chiefs have various ways to attack the Niners who have the defense that takes away those deep shots and plays the run and the underneath stuff extremely well. During the Niners/Fins game, Hill got his but whenever Tua wanted to go at the middle of the field with his speedsters he wasn't getting his shots easy there. Gesicki is big but his hands aren't really as secure when he gotta take a hit at the point of the catch. But Kelce's a monster at 6'5" 250 with sure ass hands to haul those down every time. Mahomes has a good receivers of different skillsets to pick on the defense and with his QB skills, its just shootin fish in a barrel.

@@t4d0W You summed up the reasons the Chiefs offense is better this year quite well. When it was Hill and Kelce and a bunch of 4th and 5th type receivers, the Chiefs would struggle against defenses who had the personnel on defense to actually do a good job of limiting Kelce AND Hill at the same time, which was no easy feat. This season, they don't quite have the same explosiveness (Hill is in a league of his own in that regard) but their receiver room is WAY deeper. Now, if you take away Kelce, Juju eats you alive. Try to take away MVS and Watson gets you. Toney is a LOT like Hill with only slightly less speed, and Hardman is still blazing fast. I can't wait to see what it looks like to have Toney and Hardman on the field at the same time, especially if MVS is out there too... Absolutely terrifying from a speed aspect. You still Have Noah Gray and the Blake Bell as well as McKinnon and Pacheco. I've never seen an offense that can put so many different personnel groupings out there and be an absolute nightmare to try to defend as what the Chiefs can potentially do now that Hardman is going to be back. How in the hell do you try to defend them when ALL of them can burn you and you have a QB who will throw the ball to ANY of them and God forbid, you manage to cover everybody, can just pick up first downs or score with his legs. If Andy Reid will actually run the ball with purpose and do it frequently enough to keep defenses honest I don't know how you can stop this offense.

@@craigcampbell8560 Hill is faster than Toney, but imho Toney is better than Hill at just about everything else. Toney's ability to shift instantly and just break ankles is terrifying. Hill doesnt have that, he simply outruns you. And Toney can catch with his hands where Hill is a body catcher.

Dont see why he would, Purdy is playing very well right now.

@@SetTheToneGaming if they ever get into a situation like the one they had last year with the bills they are going to lose

They’re literally better without him no matter what stat you look at😂

just won the SB and were far more dangerous as they were less predictable

You was saying?? Superbowl says different

Yes. He is telling the truth. Pat is no longer looking to get Hill the ball and is playing the positions as it is meant to be played.

stats say otherwise

Statistically they are one of the best offenses of the last two decades, it's the best they've ever been!

We scored like the 2nd most points in team history this season.

last years team make the super bowl? didn't this seasons team have a better record than the one before??

Bet your missing him now😂

@@Marvelfan46 AAAHHHH, WRONG AGAIN, JUNIOR. I THOUGHT THE FOOL WAS GONNA GET 2,000 YARDS?????? NOT EVEN CLOSE. TOTAL LOSER, LIKE YOU BLOCKED JUNIOR. BUH BYE NOW.