Just rewatched the game and the Big 10 color guys called them the "Big Uglies" on the down where Mo was carried an additional 8 yards by the O-Line.
They also called them the "Lunchpail Line" or similar given their nothing fancy, just get it done style of play (which they also offered was fun to watch).
Too bad Nagurski was not a lineman when he played. Probably something that could be derived from him but doesn't quite fit for the position.
KC's game is balanced attack, spread the defense to open running lanes, and make first downs. It all equals TOP dominance.Mo will (sadly) be gone after this season, and we've already seen Ciarrocca leave the team on one occasion, but this offense (and offensive philosophy) will remain here until such time as Fleck departs (which will hopefully never happen).
So... if it was up to me, I'd pick a name that's descriptive of this style/philosophy, rather than something named for an individual coach or player.
I'm repeating myself, but time of possession has always been the key factor. Controlling the ball, keeping our defense off the field and rested.
This offensive philosophy puts pressure on the opposition by making them stand and wait (and wait, and wait) for their chance with the ball.
But it is also dynamic and intimidating.
Let's check with the sideline three times first to see if it's an option or not."Greatest Slow on Turf" - as in how slowly we move down the field to eventually score.
Had a phrase back in high school where we called your everyday Joe a ham & egger.I thought I heard on an interview (but of course can't find it), PJ referred Tanner and Kirk as "Ham and Eggs".
You know that 90% of the time the sideline check is fake, right?Let's check with the sideline three times first to see if it's an option or not.
Not flashy. When it doesn't work people will say your team is boring. I absolutely love the KC version of our offense. I don't care if outsiders say it's boring. As long as it works and we are winning games.Why don't more teams play the time of possession game?
Not flashy. When it doesn't work people will say your team is boring. I absolutely love the KC version of our offense. I don't care if outsiders say it's boring. As long as it works and we are winning games.
Some people are really irritated by the "check with the sidelines". I have no idea why.
I have zero issues with the way KC uses it.....I hated it with a passion last year and I think that is why others are still annoyed with it. The sideline check offense is very common, what we were doing last year however was a complete joke, Morgan running around making last second adjustments right up to the final second of the play clock. It was a disaster under the joke of an OC we had running the show for the past 2 seasons.Some people are really irritated by the "check with the sidelines". I have no idea why.
Sarcasm, bro. Look it up.You know that 90% of the time the sideline check is fake, right?