Close but no Cigar

by jukeum445 | 9 years ago | 2 Comments

In a remacth of 2 weeks prior , things almost repeated itself. This time those heavy and hard hits on AP didnt result in fumbles for TD's and the Browns bend but dont break Defense heald it together to stop a late 4th quater push by the chiefs.

You can point to 3 major plays that kept the next playoff round out of the hands of Coah Edwards team.

1) An early redzone picked in the flats to Kelce, which looking back at the tape showed FB sherman as wide open and ready for the TD . Instead the pass was sent to the TE just above him on a tight pattern , which was intercepted by the speedy OLB.

2) AP break out 50 yard run helped add some needed distance in the score box. On a counter up the gut AP blasted up the middle balzing by blitzing line backers and passed an off balanced Berry for a long TD.

3) Still the game was in the chiefs hands, but a late 3rd and long dropped pass by Kelce on a glancing hit proved to be the nail in the coffin.

It is nice to know that the team betaing the chiefs is coached by one of the best in the SFL , and credit should be given to coach AC for preveting late game blunders.

As we move to the off season I don't suspect any major moves, the team is set for a title run over the next few years but I do expect a few moves here and there to sure up the O line ,WR core, and the Dline.

I could also see the draft setting up the future , as the older vets on the team move closer to the end of their careers.

Thank you for tuning in this season to the SFLtimes online reports , and please tune in beofre SB 50  as we tlak to coach edwards on his preditions of SB 50 and his reactions to his first succesful season in many years.

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