Here's How the Chiefs CRUSHED the Eagles Defensive Line
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- The Kansas City Chiefs offensive line protected Patrick Mahomes in the SuperBowl game vs the Philadelphia Eagles and they were able to abosutely crush one of the best defensive lines in the NFL.
How the Chiefs NEUTRALIZED a Scary Eagles Defensive Line
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Andy reid didnt design this play…another team that played the eagles this year did…kc saw how philly over contained every time….idk what philly d cordinator was thinking
Patrick Mahomes in a clean pocket is a defense's worst nightmare. It's practically unfair.
Which is why you MUST SHUT DOWN THE RUN. THE RUNNING GAME OF THE CHIEFS HAS TO BE NEUTRALIZED. THEN BLITZ MAHOMES ENDLESSLY. Without HILL they are a DINK AND DUNK TO KELCE OR JET SWEEP OFFENSE.
I literally have been watching nune but his oline highlights
Especially with the refs giving him a free W no matter how much he chokes
He is also their worst nightmare in a collapsing pocket! Life isn't fair! Never expect that
@@philwalters3579 Granberry admitted he held Smith-Schuster. What more do you want? Toney's punt return went for an SB record 65 yards because the refs did what? Philly's D-line didn't log a single sack because the refs did what? Did you cheer when the Bucs embarrassed the Chiefs 31-9 because KC's O-line was decimated? I turned that game off when Tampa Bay was up 28-9 in the 3rd.This Eagles squad, if it can keep its core players in 2023, has the best chance of any team to return to "The Big Game." Take the loss, look forward to the upcoming season and try not to dwell on the past. I still haven't gotten over the "Sea of Hands" playoff game in 1974. Look it up on YT and you'll see a weird ending that kept my Dolphins from winning a 3rd-straight SB. What's done is done, and so am I. Best of luck to you and whatever team you support.
Mahomes never seems flustered by bad snaps. His reaction is so quick and smooth it almost looks like he was expecting them. A feature of his play that’s gone unnoticed.
He always knows the refs will be there to save him
@@philwalters3579 Can you please keep posting all of the Mahomes is overrated comments and the Chiefs' super bowl wasn't deserved? But can you try and increase the overall visibility so that Mahomes can see them going into next season? Thanks!
@@philwalters3579 Don't tell lies.
One thing I noticed in this game was just how clean both teams' offensive lines played. I didn't see hardly any holding like you see in most games and certainly not like I saw from the Bengals in the AFC championship game. I thought the Eagles' pass protection was superb as well. The difference was the Chief's d-line gapping up those running plays and the Chiefs' linebackers filling on the runs. But nice to see a clean game for once.
A big factor that helped both offenses was definitely the field conditions. Tons of people posting on Twitter all the dlinemen slipping everywhere. Really helps the OL when the pass rush can't plant at the top of their rush or trust their footing to all out rush.
@@airballing23 In one of the plays in the video above you see McKinnon only get 5 yards because he slipped. That field sucked for everyone. The Chiefs played there week 1 and lost two starters for almost half the season because of it. Maybe that's why they handled it better. They knew just how it sucked.
@davemauriello8088 the field sucked for everyone, it just generally helps offense more when field conditions are bad. Eagles and Chiefs were 1 and 2 in sacks this year and they combined for 2 this game (both Jalen running out of bounds short of the LOS). I don't think it's a coincidence that both teams scored at will. The Eagles also played there week 5. This wasn't the same field though, the NFL worked on their own field for 2 years, spent 800k on it and rolled that in. Wasn't the Cardinals typical grass.
@@davemauriello8088 Actually it was a totally different turf used for the Super Bowl as opposed to the turf the Chiefs played the Cards on in that first game. Same stadium…different turf.
@@airballing23 chiefs managed to get 2 sacks and the fumble, if he hadn’t fumbled 99% chance he gets blown up and sacked. So with the same field conditions, Chiefs were able to get to the QB…Eagles pressured too but didn’t deliver especially given their hype.
Chiefs played great. As an Eagles fan watching this makes me sad but it is what it is.
Thank you for being a mature adult about it. I watched the game surrounded by Eagles fans. Everyone was cool. Eagles fans catch a lot of crap but most of you are cool passionate great fans. I know, I've lived in and around Philly most of my life.
@@davemauriello8088 Apart from the crap Juju pulled the players were really cool about it too on both sides.
Real recognize real I guess.
@@TheVangbal it was a little bad taste but not that awful. Just a joke
@@thestoebz it just made him look like an azzhole
Just hate that the field conditions were like that…neither defense was able to play to their full capacity but the league got what they wanted
Humphrey, Thuney, and Trey are the best starting trio of interior oline in the NFL imo.
Eagles line is better
@@jaybee5357 Yes but the Chiefs have the best Guard-Center-Guard combo in the league
@@jaybee5357 that’s debatable since eagles had the best defensive front and had zero sacks in this game and the chiefs out rushed the eagles. I will take the chiefs o line over the eagles
@@kev792 eagles got the best tackle/center combo
@@gold_ram_5.780 Mahomes held the ball for at least 2.3 seconds 19 times and was pressured on 58% of these plays.
Mahomes not taking a sack wasn't really a function of his OL holding better than expected.
with the field being bad having picheco really helped his lifting of his legs so high allowed him to pushed through the ground so he doesn’t slip
Crazy to think that’s how he runs naturally. He shows a glimpse of how Marshawn used to run. It’s like he doesn’t take any down off even if he’s about to get stuffed behind the line he somehow bullies through. He’ll be a factor next season. Cheers to you Chief fans.
@@lethalinjection.zo6312 He is my favorite offensive player. He runs like the grass did him wrong, and he gets payback with each step.
So frustrating as an Eagles fan that the only time he slipped, was when he scored on us.
@@lethalinjection.zo6312 I see Walter Payton. He’s no where near Marshawns size. Pacheco is a 210lb bully like Payton was
Just looking back to the 2021 draft. We took Leatherwood at 17. KC took Bolton at 58, Humphrey at 63, and Trey Smith at 226. Just looking at that tells a little piece of why they won the SB and we are losing so many games. And they also have Toney who was from the same draft class and picked after Leatherwood. All these guys I just mentioned contributed big if not MVP worthy in the SB. We got to do a much better job evaluating talent in drafts or we will continue to fail. I bet anyone on this comment section could do a better job drafting than the Raider's staffs in the last few years.
Leatherwood wasnt Zieglers pick
None of this is impressive until it is done on a decent field without referee help. KC looked absolutely lost against Philly for about 80% of the game
@@philwalters3579 referee help? Yes of course like that "catch" by Goeddert on 3r&14 by the sideline where he clearly juggled the ball and had only one foot in when he properly caught it. Or what about the hold on the same guy Juju by the same guy Bradberry in the 2nd quarter on 3rd down that ended the drive? Or what about the fumble by Miles Sanders (catch 2 feet) but yet incomplete pass?
Your only argument for ref help is a hold on Juju which was actually a hold and even Bradberry himself admitted it.
Chiefs were lost on 80% of the gams? First off how did you get that percentage? And then second I guess we didn’t watch the same 2nd half..
@@philwalters3579 Thanks for letting everyone know you don't know this sport at all.
@philwalters3579 almost as lost as Philly looked to start that second half huh
This was a classic team effort for the victory. The Chiefs play as a family.
All week was about PHILLY...I'm so glad the media and teams fans live in an alternate reality
Insane how outplayed the eagles were. Dline got man handled.
Insane how outplayed the Eagles were?? Well then the Chiefs must really SUCK. To have outplayed the Eagles to an INSANE degree, and yet only come away with a fukking 3 POINT WIN? Clearly a ridiculous statement.
BuT tHe HoLdInG cAlL!!!
@@CherryB0mb333he held...All Game 👍
You have no idea what you’re talking about lol. Eagles couldn’t rush because of the FIELD
@@joesysol3827 sure buddy 🙄
great point. The offensive line was THE key to Mahomes, Kelce, and Pacheco being able to work their magic. It reminds me of how the Patriots failed miserably to add extra glory to their legacy because their offensive line was nonexistent against the Giants one Super Bowl year and failing against the Eagles in a another Super Bowl.
Old guy here. Great breakdown on the Chiefs O-line! I believe that the loss of SB 55 against Tampa Bay was the inspiration for this. Give credit to the GM and coaches for rebuilding their O line. They realized that if they were ever going to avoid an embarrassment of a loss in a SB and protect their franchise QB, this had to be priority #1. 2 years later, mission accomplished! Yes dominant, exceptional offensive line play with the run game, and the pass blocking. ZERO sacks allowed! Put it on a shirt and sell millions of them.
Being able to sustain blocks, footwork, hand work, body position….you nailed it. This awesome coaching staff had our O line ready to battle.
Where was that run game we were not supposed to be able to slow down? Just goes to show, never count out the Chiefs.
the chiefs slowed down the run game? last i saw Hurts set a superbowl record for rushing yards. just enjoy your gift wrapped win. dont gloat over false shit
@@thomasfulcher1276 Not sure what game you watched, or what stats you read, so, let me remind you. Chiefs averaged 6.1 yds per rush. Eagles averaged 3.6 yds per rush. Not a single RB, or QB, for Eagles averaged the Chiefs' team average of 6.1. Even a hobbled Mahomes averaged more per rush than did Hurts. Just the facts...Jack.
@@wwaynemcg most yards rushing in any Superbowl by QB.3 rushinng TD+ 2 pt. conv rushing SB rec. tthats all i im saying
@@thomasfulcher1276You think having your QB be your leading rusher is a good thing. It's a bad sign you can't run.
@@Revanthorn that wasn't the discussion. You claimed that KC shut down the PHI running game. I said nothing about the chiefs avg yds per rush. Why even bring that up? Plus, half of the PHI run game was Hurts all season ..stop trying to make KC into 77 Steelers. You won by a field goal and couldn't stop Hurts. Needed a bogus penalty to take the ball from his hands. Again just enjoy your gift wrapped win and enough with the false claims of domination.
The biggest factor to seeing non-existent pass rush in SB57 was that field.
Had the edge had consistent ability to turn the corner and not fall, it’s a different story.
That works both ways. Look at how all of the catches ended on reception. No one could plant anywhere on this field for either team or any position. Both teams suffered for it the same way. It's the same field for everyone.
@@PlagueKing_LordFalix When you’re running to pursue vs running to evade, it changes how you run. Didn’t seem to affect Brown and Smith after the catch.
And they’re different teams, similar results but still very different teams…playing on the same field. I would agree with you if the teams were the same, but they’re not. Whether your initial condition or variable changes, change either one and the equation changes.
@@PlagueKing_LordFalix it works both ways in that it helped both offensive lines. Zero sacks (real ones) in the entire game. That might be attributed to good pass protection and excellent qb’ing, but I gotta wonder what would have happened if the defense didn’t have to beat the field on top of beating their man.
I'm glad the Kansas City Chiefs got rid of the old O-Lines. It definitely paid off🎯🎯🎯
great analysis, would be good to see how the KC defense shut down the Eagles run game, looks like Bolton and linebackers stuffed everything
except for the 3 jalen hurts rushing td's, and 4th down conversions.
@@NJPoolboy Hurts running for a TD inside the 5 yard line is like Mahomes to Jelce automatic… That’s not what he meant! Eagles were running for like 150 yards each game this year. Sander, Scott, Gainwell were running rough shot on teams. But somehow none of them was a factor in the SB that’s the breakdown he is asking for.. Listen or in this case read to understand rather than to respond!!
Willie Gay and Leo Chenal didn’t stand still and wait like Fred Warner and Greenlaw previously to shoot the gap cause of the RPO. They just attack and let Bolton read Hurts one on one . That’s why on almost every run by Hurts outside of the RZ you can clearly see Bolton following him. Hurst fumble who is on him first? Bolton. 4th&4 at midfield who did Jalen beat by going inside then outside? Bolton
1st quarter RPO around the 30 yard line who stood Jalen up? Bolton.
Honestly if you look at the tape he could’ve been SB MVP too..
@@deliliankramo7520 Yeh almost like they were slipping all over the field because the NFL wanted to erase the long run game from Philly...
@@philwalters3579 For sure! Which is why the Chiefs also had basically zero running yards too! Oh wait…. They had great running yards… Stick with complaining about the referees, you at least can say it was more 1 sided on that front. Both teams suffered from the slippery field.
Chiefs o line has really improved since the last Super Bowl!
I thought it was going to be a repeat of the Bucs SB against the Chiefs myself, Chiefs Oline even had runs up the middle against the Eagles. I was in shock but when it was 24-14 at halftime I thought that was that, people bring up Hurts fumble but still it was 24-14 at halftime. You can't use that fumble as an excuse, you had a 10 point lead and a whole other half of football to play. The better coaches showed up in the second half of the game.
Eagles O kept the pressure on, but The D never showed up. Gannon is extremely weak. Also has 0 Vision
@@edbaldwin8736 Yes they did, the offense balled out. If you put up 35 points in the SB you should win that game hands down.
@@34blackula shit fuck nah change that Eagles offense balled out to Jalen and his wide receiver core had to put in their all cuz their premier running game was trampled by the chiefs and the chiefs had more yards through running plays than they did, pathetic but Jalen carried the team on his back for sure. But the defense is really why they lost, they looked average against a real team and got exposed. In my argument the chiefs played the better defense simply because they stopped the eagles run game completely 💯
What on earth made you think that it was gonna be a repeat of the Bucs Sb?
The fumble was costly, but if he doesn't fumble, hurts gets sacked, they punt. With the drive that the chiefs then have, there's probably not enough time for the Eagles to have two drives. So they most likely don't go into halftime with a bigger lead. So the fumble wasn't that impactful to me as many say
They did great and were massively improved over the last Chiefs Superbowl vs. the Buccaneers who really beat them up. It didn't hurt that the field was a mess so the Defensive line couldn't explode into them with force like they could have if they weren't on rollerskates.
Yes. The terrible field slows down a pass rush- helped both OL
Great video. This game confirms my feeling that great coaching over comes talent in the NFL. You can really see it in the Superbowl with two weeks to prepare and only one opponant to worry about. Also, the long halftime almost makes the Superbowl two 30-minute games. I thought this game was going to be a blowout by the Eagles during the 1st half, but good coaches like Andy Reid and his staff were able to make corrections in the second half that the Eagle's staff had no answer for.
"This game confirms my feeling that great coaching over comes talent..." When I was a youth playing 150lb football, there was a team called the Liberty Saints. They were always the smallest team in the league weight wise but were well coached and always in the hunt for the championship year after year. I couldn't understand it until I got older and became a student of the game. Needless to say they won their fair share of chips. Great observation, rocketscience777999.
@@bfdzvalable Thanks for the comment. I usually get moronic comments like the ref's bad calls or the wet field caused the Eagles to lose when the reality is that the Chief's coaching staff schooled the Eagle's staff. Good coaching doesn't win every game, but there's a reason guys like Andy Reid and Bill Belichick won so many games.
@rocketscience777999
You are exactly right. Add to that. The family atmosphere that Andy has created in the organization. "Come as a teammate, leave as family." The Chiefs play for the guy next to them as much or more than themselves. That starts in the front office and is carried on by Andy and his staff. Andy is the man and pairing him with Mahomes? OMG. League better look out. Good comments guys.
@@rocketscience777999 Eagles is one word, so there can be no apostrophe in it. I was going to let it go, but you made that mistake twice. When the name ends in an 'S,' you place the apostrophe at the end. _The Eagles' staff._
@@mvpfocus Thanks for correcting me Karen.
I'm so glad to see a video that gives the Chiefs' offensive line the credit they're due. I said it, after the game, and was echoed by Jimmy Johnson, in his remarks, Mahomes and Kelce don't get to make their spectacular plays without the big boys up front. The linemen are, so often, unsung heroes. GREAT VIDEO!
Yeah as an eagles fan I must say the chiefs o line was criminally underrated last year. It may be even a bit better than last year.
This offensive line was stellar. Hope veach can find a away to retain Orlando Brown and Andrew Wylie in free agency. But even if the chiefs lose one, the ability they have to scout and draft has been incredible. I haven't seen anything like it since the chargers in the early 2000s. With their offensive line with 3 all pros, not to mention LT, Michael turner, and Darren sproles all on the same team. Really fun super bowl.
I love how you breakdown the play and the giving honor to the tackle men ( blockers) It made me appreciate the game, the beauty of the coach and all the team. That’s awesome.
That field really didn't do the pass rushers any favors. On either team
Mahomes MVP but dang that O-line (as a whole) definitely could've made a case.
Hurts was SB MVP anyway
@@tynao2029 nah we give it to people who don’t fumble for scoop and score touchdowns🤭 maybe next year
@@dylanallen7720 so Jalen gave the Chiefs a TD and still had more TDs himself than Mahomes did. Lmao wow mahomes is really bad
@@tynao2029 Mahomes is so bad he’s at Disneyland celebrating while jalen is crying in the car 😂😂😂
@@dylanallen7720 yeh Jalen is crying that everyone in the media is talking about how he outplayed Mahomes...
Not many talking about the O-line, but man... a SHUTOUT against a defense with the third most in NFL history.
It's a testament too how weak the Eagles schedule really was. It was dogshit
I don't care that the Eagles both defensive and offensive coordinators are head coaches now with their respective teams, I would bet they sure as hell learned a lesson on Superbowl Sunday in the 2nd Half...As did the Eagles head coach...GO CHIEFS!! 🏆
Don't forget about how Noah Grey manned up Reddick several times in this game.
Reddick had 2-3 sacks if he didnt slip turning the corner. Thad field was horrible. Very 1st play he shows here probably is a sack by Sweat if he dosesnt slip again turning the corner.
NFL should start fining teams for not keeping up with field maintenance.
@@StraightBleach The Chiefs played on the same field....
@@marvinmange4805 Doesnt mean the field wasnt terrible and played a part.
They didn’t get sacks either. Not in the pocket at least. It’s okay for offensive lineman but not pass rushers for both teams
@@StraightBleach it’s the league that wanted that experiment grass no pun intended laid down…they are at fault here…they got their desired result though
EXCELLENT VIDEO!!! You're now my go-to TH-camr for trench play.
amazing breakdown. i learnt alot and now have a much greater appreciation of what im watching every week. thank you.
Great breakdown and and analysis. Kansas City definitely made the investment in building an elite O-line. Thank you for this video. ☝🏽
At last someone that knows battle at line of scrimmage is what decided 94% of games
Thank you many times over. Educating rabid fans is a thankless effort but what appreciation it adds to the way the Chiefs win in spite of human errors! Our coaches are very good. They have rookies play together with big money vets as ONE. That alone is impressive, but have men on one-year contracts play that way is COACHING, COACHING< COACHING. Add in the Hunt legacy, the Reid & Veech factor, and it smells of sustained success. Dynasty is a useless word, 'cuz every year is an uphill climb in and of itself, and disregards past players, coaches and too many other things that mark a year's Superbowl triumph in its own glorious package. But this is indeed a special time for Chiefs fans, and you have specified for us how it went in the trenches and why we keep the system we have. Thank you sincerely!
This was more on Gannon refusing do make adjustments to a failing defensive gameplan than the Chiefs being great at pass protection.
Totally agree. If the eagles had a good dc they get way more pressure and give up less
Great video! Truly enjoyed all the breakdowns of the Chiefs important plays in SB 57.
Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much for highlighting the fabulous job done by the Chief offensive line. Against the best defense in the league, the Chief's line totally kicked ass. And those two TD pass plays that Coach called down in the red zone were perfect. The Eagles defense looked like clowns on those plays because they were nowhere near the ball. For the Chiefs to come back and use the same play again to the same result was like poured salt into the wound of the Eagles defense.
All due praise to the Eagles offense and Jalen Hurts who gave the Chiefs everything they could handle. If they'd gotten the ball back at the end with a minute to play, who knows what might have happened, but they didn't because the Chiefs made sure they used up all the time on the clock. And as far as the holding call against the Eagles, anyone who has watched the replay from the right angle saw a fist full of jersey in the hand of the defender. You just can't do that in front of the refs in a critical situation and complain that it got called.
Not to mention, the DB honestly confessed that it was indeed a hold.
Great break down on the line...it is the soul of every team
Creed Humphrey is always going downfield looking for trouble. Whole o-line did a great job in pass protection, and the few times it broke down, Mahomes pulled the ripcord and escaped, or threw another mind-boggling, no-window bullet. My seventh decade of being a Chiefs fan, and I'm loving this decade already!
It's simple. Eagle D looked great all season against mediocre teams. Meet up with a good team and they are exposed.
People say it's rigged because:
*"The Eagles has 70 Sacks this year! How do they not even get ONE! RIGGED!11!"*
The Chiefs only gave up *26* Sacks in the Regular Season.... *26*
(and only 3 in the Playoffs)
The KC OL-Line is Solid, it was Solid all year.
True, even Dak Prescott shredded the Eagles defense this year. The Eagles defense benefits a lot from the offense keeping that defense on the bench. I knew if Dak was able to have success against the Eagles Defense then imagine what Mahomes was going to do...
Nah that ain’t it…a severely oversimplified take
@@mintcarrier then what is it, explain.
@@ramongonzalez1564 the fact that both defenses failed to register sacks in the pocket…come on now.
Great teams all around, but you can see Reddick and Sweat slip simultaneously on the first clip. Cheifs had a great showing, especially in the second half but this game feels marred by the fact that it basically took place on a slip and slide. Only reason it ended up such a high scoring game.
LOVE this analysis. The OL played their best game of the season and maybe the best performance of any OL in a Super Bowl. Glad to see it broken down this way! Creed had a few bad snaps which you normally don’t see. He was trying to get the ball out fast to get on his blocks.
The real MVP of Super Bowl 57 was the Chiefs offensive line. We all know that, but OL never get the accolades.
The grass was horrible
@@billy1239. Thank goodness the offensive line had their specially delivered painted grass slipping prevention cleats, otherwise who knows what could have happened
@@10thletter40 it’s different… crazy how you compare oline to dline
i guess you never watched the Redskins Superbowls? cause those o lines were the best in any bowl ever, and are regarded as such
@@thomasfulcher1276 no I did not.
Interestingly enough, the Chiefs lost their last Super Bowl due to the OL being not so very good. Good video.
Our OL ws completely decimated going into that game. Every one of our starters was injured and not playing. But you play with what you got. That's the game.
I love this emphasis on the o-line. Nice job!
The field sucked for both teams. In this video it shows McKinnon slip and only get 7 where he would have had 12-15. TK slipped on his td. Ju-ju was stopped on reception every play because he couldn't plant and shift. Pacheco slipped several times in the game that caused him to not be able to make the moves he wanted. The field sucked and it was a big problem for both teams. I'm just glad it didn't result in any injuries.
Almost amazing that it didn’t result in any serious ones especially knee injuries
Not gonna lie, I've always been a Wylie doubter, but the dude played out of his friggen mind in the Super Bowl. I give props when due, and they are very due to Wylie.
Also... Trey Smith was a 1st round talent that fell heavily due to health concerns that Veach decided to take a chance on, and my god did it pay off, hes one of the best G's in the league.
Also one more thing, I may not think too highly of Orlando Brown as a pass blocker, but dude is a BEAST in the run game.
Amazing video! Very detailed. Much appreciated!
Great video. Thanks for put those together for us
Man first time seeing your channel, love the breakdown, love the content. Keep it up!
Love it.. Keep em coming
Excellent video. Great job!
Ik both teams had to play on it but im convinced if the field is even decent the d line improves drastically
I counted about 5 sacks if not for the field and mahomes was able to get out the pocket on at least 3 other occasions if not for the d-line slipping.
I agree with you man…another reason this one is hard to stomach
Great look inside the game, thanks.
Great analysis/breakdown new subscriber
The O line did a really good job protecting 15 not letting him get sacked or hit in the Super Bowl minus Orlando Brown Jr. missing a block that allowed him to get injured.
Dope breakdown amazing job by that O line
Fantastic review 👏
great analysis, thank you!
fantastic video and job of breaking down the game from the line of scrimmage perspective that is so easy to overlook in football games, when looked at from this perspective its easier to see how KC won this game and its also clear to see it didn't come down to one or two so called bad calls, the Eagles were outplayed in the second half of the Superbowl period great effort throughout the game but they lost in the second half so hats off to KC CHIEFS!
Excellent analysis, presented well, nice work
Mahomes owes these boys some gifts after the job they did this game. Get them some ATVs or something crazy, those boys worked their asses off to keep Mahomes jersey clean
Great video great analysis.
What program do you use to do this
these videos just make me so excited for next year/ the future of the chiefs. so many of our players shining in the SUPERBOWL are rookiers or 2nd year players. they will only get better. meanwhile we have the best coach and QB. mahomes is the star but their are so many underrated players on the chiefs as well on the oline and defense. Nick Bolton is so underrated. would love a breakdown of him.
Excellent breakdown! While watching the game I thought the O-line was truly the MVP (if it could be given to a group of players). The interior line has been great all year but like you I wasn't sure that the tackles would hold up against the Eagles. Happily I will admit to being wrong. They showed up! No sacks against the best defense in the league makes a statement!
Great stuff. Very well explained to non-expert. Emailed to friend in KC.
Great breakdown. I am a former offensive lineman. I watch every game through those eyes.
Great breakdown and analysis. The Eagle Defensive line looked great on paper coming in but they didn't really play anyone this year. Broncos with Von or the the Seahawks when they beat Denver were quite uncomparable.
😂 nah that ain’t it
The grass…
The Eagles defense played against solid teams and they did what they’re supposed to do. Win. They didn’t just win but they dominated. They didn’t show up in the biggest game but that doesn’t mean they were not great all season.
@@weedwizard7906 Jonathan Gannon picked the wrong moment to coach tight chested. We’ll see what the new coordinator is able to do with that same bunch.
Good analysis. Thanks.
How many times do u see eagles players just falling.. chiefs knew the field conditions coming into the game..
Let's hope they can keep the whole crew and run it back,go CHIEFS, WOOOOOOO!!!!
Great video
Trick the field up! Thank you SODFATHER!
Unlike other vids, I like how you only see replays on the screen, no guy in his mom's basement with tats lol! Great analysis and good job with the highlighter, it helped me noticed things I wouldn't have otherwise. I'd like to see the defensive analysis, too. 2 weeks prior I thought no way the chiefs could win on paper, but my gut just kept saying they're going to win no problem. Lookout for next year with such youth, and now, experienced youth!
K.C be proud and keep em healthy you got the best qb best t.e soon the best rb and the best o-line. Its unfair but heeey hoow bout dem Chiiieeefffs!!
Thanks for breaking down
Great analysis, very much appreciate the yellow pen and repeating the plays.
This is Gold.
Min 2:42 Patrick feels the left edge collapsing, he calls off the middle of the field pass projection. And goes deep. Next level genius. Min 8:05 Cannot see the vision because they’re busy. Patrick is forced to make a play on his feet.
Awesome video.
Excellent, Thx
Great video...Chiefs fan here. We had the best offensive line giving up the least amount of sacks, but all talk before the superbowl was this Eagles ferocious D. Chiefs shut them down!
11:11 Brilliant decertation my btother!!! You encompassed and and vividly surmised what it is all about. Chiefs Offensive line just kicked a___!!! Andy Reid just designed a perfect game!!!
What’s a decertation? LOL Did you mean dissertation?
@@asmodeus1274 he's a KC fan who knows 💀
Thank you for showing what was going on in the trenches
Great job offensive line great great job you guys balled out. Great team effort. 🏆🏆🏆😆🏹🏈👈👍
31 pts in 24 minutes time of possession……Eagles defense got exposed.
The eagles literally had their game plan played out perfectly and they still lost
Great breakdown of the O line. #creedisgood #chiefs
We got whipped up front, but unlike K.C we never used the 2nd level defenders to help breakdown the o-line. Our Lbs are sitting frozen every play. K.C on defense attacked our dbl teams immediately with their lbs. coaching!
And that’s the huge chasm between Gannon and spags…passive vs aggressive…glad he’s gone but hope it’s not more of the same with the most likely Dennard Wilson
Great break down. never enough replays during the game to show all that is going on and all the great play makers.
DOMINATED UP FRONT!
the bad turf was the biggest help to both Oh-lines......there was 1 sack all game for -1 yards
Great analog
congrats to andy heck and the boys for a great game
Crushed? This game was back and forth the entire way. Not one-sided, at all, and finally an interesting Superbowl to watch.
I told people that the chiefs Oline is would hold there own against Philly Dline , it’s gonna be real hard to beat the chiefs moving forward
Yep, they were holding, that's for sure
It’s been hard to beet the chiefs ever since they got mahomes lol, yet people don’t realize he is HIM.
Further shows why Gannon tanked that game. He made zero adjustments and stayed in a basic 4-3 virtually the entire game
excellent offense play by play analysis.
Thank you!!
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Both teams had zero sacks where the QB was tackled. The Chiefs 2 were both on plays where Jalen Hurts ran OOB 1 yard behind the line. The bad condition of the field had as much to do with this as the quality of the 2 O-lines did.
Exactly…how the league could even set this up is disgusting
Damn"😅. That bad mutha Creed Humphrey
It was a great game unexpecked 👍.