Sean Payton

The missed tackles in week one, the historic rate of missed tackles, but also Davis Webb might have been over his head calling plays.

Sean Payton has taken back play-calling responsibilities, and while last week Bo Nix's numbers looked better, I get it.

He did have that screen pass to R.J. Harvey that went for 57 yards, so his numbers are a little bit skewed.

But he ran the ball, and yeah, he had the long run, but the willingness to run makes Bo Nix a better quarterback.

And I think with Sean Payton now calling plays and Bo Nix getting healthier, he's going to run more.

Plus, I'm just not a believer in what the Kansas City Chiefs have done to this point this season.

We'll talk more about that game, and we'll get to more player props coming up next.

Yes, Patrick Mahomes coming back from an injury as well, so that might have been a wash.

But Davis Webb calling plays for the first time As the offensive play caller for the Denver Broncos, and we all saw how that worked out, right? As Sean Payton a couple of weeks ago took back play calling responsibilities for the Denver Broncos, and their offense has looked a little bit better.

So the Kansas City Chiefs win that game in week number one.

Then they beat the Indianapolis Colts, barely.

Yeah, but I thought Bo Nix played well last week.

And it's funny because the first play of the game, you know, we all know Sean Payton.

And we know that he's got a little bit of swagger and attitude to him to be kind about it.

And it was funny on the first play of the game, they went empty.

We mentioned this as well, Bo Nix.

Bo Nix is a quarterback that's played very well through his first two seasons in the league.

We're not there, so we have no idea through this offseason with the change from Sean Payton to Davis Webb, how that affected him.

We don't know about the ankle and how that affected him mentally.

Yep.

Held Sean Payton and Drew Brees without a touchdown.

It's the first time that had ever happened to them in 10 years of being together.

The defense went to a different level.

It's like he's playing a video game like just dink-dunk dink-dunk doesn't take a lot of shots downfield Palmer But man, he is surgical at what he does.

Yeah when you watch him play kind of just bores you with Completions that something my old coach Sean Payton used to always tell us as quarterbacks.

That's what he wanted us to do and Just hit the throws you're supposed to make, right? And in college football, oftentimes, you'll see really good quarterbacks in the slant routes, in the swing routes, throws that get hit all the time at the next level in the NFL.

But this guy from 10 yards or less is basically on it.

yard pickup on that one.

It's now second and three.

It's a point in the game, I think, as a coaching staff where you really challenge your offensive line to go win the football game, right? We've got to lead late.

We're going to run the football.

This is

where Sean Payton just gives you the middle finger and calls it a day.

I can't stand...

I have nothing against Sean Payton, the coach, but I can't stand that dude sometimes.

Apparently, J.K. Dobbins is pissed.

Whatever, man.

They just picked the wrong players.

They were bad at player eval, right? After, I can't even remember his name now, the former Super Bowl coach, he ends up in Denver after he retired, went to media for a year, what have you, Sean Payton, right? So this whole salary cap doom and gloomers right now, this is a field day for them.

They're going to pretend like there's no way you can make this happen.

And every time this happens, if something does happen and they make it, well, it's going to hurt you in the future.

The Chiefs are 17-4 to the under against AFC West opponents over the last four years.

And Sean Payton is 7-0 to the under against Andy Reid over the last four seasons.

like under, under, under the chiefs are 16 and three to the under with a total that is 44 or fewer over the last three seasons.

That's the best Mark of any team in the NFL.

But at the time, the Colts weren't necessarily open.

to trading JT but now they are the Broncos they look like they might be all right with Jonah Coleman that three back set but as long as they're in turmoil I don't care because I hate Sean Payton's guts so I hope that the Broncos are not in on these sweepstakes just because I want to see them suffer Green Bay Packers that is almost an extension of the Broncos that is the last team that you want to get JT but they just got Josh Jacobs back so I don't necessarily imagine they're going to have Josh Jacobs and Jonathan Taylor unless they are trading John or Josh Jacobs as a part of it with a first round pick Then you got the Giants.

They got Cam Scadaboo there, but they have a little bit of turmoil in that running back core.

So there are some interested teams here, but at least what the compensation is looking like for the Colts, what they're looking for and what teams will have to give up.