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[@pyromite13]

One thing to note, on the play Mahomes got hurt the 'flick' was purely an attempt to get the defender to bite. Mahomes is past the los and he knew it. He has an uncanny ability to know exactly what it is and when he can use that flick play.

[@boatsanhs9709]

Yeah really surprised he thought you could flip it there. Seemed so obvious that wasn’t on the table

[@jimmydale7207]

I came to the comments to say the same thing. He’s very aware of where the LOS is. More than once he has dragged his foot when he threw the ball to make sure part of his body was behind it.

[@josephjones981]

exactly, i knew that mahomes knew he was well past LOS, and he was just teasing the flick to get past the guy

[@bones983]

Exactly. He’s at least 3 yards past the line of scrimmage there.

[@frankiegumdrops8532]

Mahomes is actually continuing to get better. The next few years are going to be wild.

[@phillipcothran]

Just think he started the first 3 years I wanna say and couldn't read defenses. Now he's a Chessmaster.

[@masterp2269]

Yessir 😁

[@slipisdead3126]

Mahomes touch is absolutely beautiful. He just flicks it off the back foot. Lets also start saying that Travis Kelce may be the best space-finding receiver in history. He's a Mike Leach Dream.

[@timsquires4705]

It's that QB mind that Kelce carried over from his younger years. Dude knows exactly how to adjust every route to find the space without changing it too much for the QB to too off-target.

[@MrRdsmasterful]

@@timsquires4705 if you watch the episode of The Pivot he was on, that’s basically exactly what he said .

[@brendenlewis188]

@@timsquires4705 axz As a as qz xz cc zQx@%•∆

[@jared1750]

That's not enough likes guys. Hit that button. He's making quality content up in here.

[@kickinsnarehat]

It is great content. Always watch them when they come out.

[@tylerprince3496]

For real, best guy out there for breaking down film

[@faveology]

It's worth noting, plays like at 16:33, are actually discussed by Mahomes with his receivers. You can see during training camp and the regular season how he will coach them if they 'don't settle down between the zones' or 'come back to the ball.' His leadership is amazing. You can also tell when he has someone who listens vs someone who doesn't. Prime examples were Robinson a couple seasons ago and MVS at times this season. Mahomes would seem to throw bad balls at times, but then you'd see him pointing and talking to his receiver like 'yeah, stop your route there, don't run into coverage' type thing. It was very evident the AFC championship game they lost to the Bengals. Their entire OT drive was full of it. Robinson's man blitzed, so Robinson just needed to find the soft spot and immediately turn for the ball. Instead he runs himself into coverage (and Mahomes ball ends up being like two yards behind him). Second time, Mahomes almost throws an interception because Robinson doesn't come back to Mahomes on his in breaking route and instead he rounds it off

[@spiderwebb222]

The genius of the play design at 17:30 is how the landmark for Toney to cut back off the motion, lines up exactly with Kelce. So effectively your big bodied TE acts as a kind of "screen" to hide the fact that Toney is cutting back to the outside. Not gonna be too many guys who can see through that while running at full speed to cross with the motion

[@Jm-wt1fs]

Yep combined w the slot receiver being the exact spot where the corner passes off coverage to the safety so the safety ends up sucked inside, and the corner can’t even see that Toney turned around bc big ass Kelce was blocking him from view. Not to mention fast twitch Toney going from full on sprint to stop and sprint the other direction in a fraction of a second

[@spiderwebb222]

@@Jm-wt1fs Yep, most coverages are based on numbers assigned to the receivers from out to in, so when one crosses another in motion the confusion is maximised

[@faveology]

Add onto the fact it's Toney, who probably has some of the sickest cuts/knee movements I have seen since Dante Hall. Like dude is already a joystick, then you have him do that pre-snap? Unguardable

[@rubenbest1]

I know the Eagles lost, but I would also love to see one on Jalen in this game. Dude had probably the best game of his career, even though it came in a loss.

[@rubenbest1]

@@chandlerrussell7931 yea with how close the game was, that fumble for sure cost them. I would argue he made up for it, and the defense should have made just one more stop. But that's how the cookie crumbles. Wish the birds the best of luck next year.

[@cincydooley]

He should have been MVP.

[@lipstickzombie4981]

Jalen is a SB virgin and he still made it a close game. I do hope he gets a postmortem too.

[@jeremywelker2642]

@@cincydooley They really never give MVPs to a losing team player anymore. That said, I'd argue that Mahomes did just enough on a bad ankle to surpass him for MVP no matter what. MVP doesn't have to be the player with the best stats. But yeah, it's close.

[@cincydooley]

@@jeremywelker2642 I know they don’t. He was still the better QB all game. If you have to give it to a KC player, JuJu was their most impactful offensive player outside the OLine, IMO.

[@tppwfalcons55]

As someone who played o-line in the wing T growing up, it gave me a smile to see those guards pulling on sweep

[@BK-hp8cj]

Don Faurot Mizzou throwback, another Missouri easter egg in the ole playbook.

[@Marc_It_Down]

15 getting hit in the head brought Kelce into his vision. Was clutch actually

[@henrim9348]

Pat Mahomes is out of this world. Thanks for your work.

[@ryanheffernon705]

Wild thing about Pat's first throw. They sent a man in motion with Travis and then dropped into a zone. Even with the play action, Pat didn't miss a beat and knew exactly where to go with the ball even with the coverage not being what he expected. So good.

[@fpt3000]

Love your break downs. Keep up the good work

[@TheQBSchool]

Glad you like them!

[@TerMa354]

Five years! I’ve watched all five years of this guy and this awesome teams games. I never cease to be amazed at what he does. Just in awe each time he takes the field. It’s been a true pleasure. I absolutely love the break down off this game by you! Thanks for all the hard work!

[@faveology]

Agreed. His drive to constantly want to improve is unreal. He's practically Kobe minus being toxic to his teammates. His ability to improvise on any given play also makes it impossible for defenses because you simply can't just watch film and be like "OK if X player does this, then it's this play" and stop their offense

[@dwayned8932]

People love to say Mahomes always has open receivers and doesn't throw into tight windows (I am looking at you PFF).Many of these plays show that the reason they are open is because the timing, anticipation of Mahomes and his ability to manipulate defenders opens them up. WR run through coverage and are open in small windows. Throwing to them in that window is the most important skill. Being late on the read and having to drive it between 2 defenders doesn't make you the better QB (looking at you again PFF).

[@tdot2351]

Appreciate the game! I believe in the recent Dallas film session you pointed out that the Cowboys were too lackadaisical in there motion game. I thought back to that video when I watched KC score back-to-back wide open touchdowns off of fast motion. Great example of how it should be done!

[@jerryjones1555]

He didn’t flick a pass on his scramble, because he’s past the line of scrimmage !

[@12jswilson]

Yeah. He always knows where he is on the field. I think he would have hit Kelce on that play except he was pressured right at the top of his drop and had to get move off his spot

[@TheRealFLDB]

@The QB School, the hilarious part about that TD pass to Skyy Moore, you watch Mahomes look to the right and do the motion signal. Skyy Moore was supposed to be lined up on the right side and not the left side, so he just still did the motion even with the misformation. It actually played in their favor!

[@TheQBSchool]

It mahomes just forgot what side he was on

[@TheRealFLDB]

@@TheQBSchool I know during his presser Patrick said that it was lined up wrong, so I thought it was wrong side still crazy how open he was!

[@TheRealFLDB]

@@TheQBSchool Just watched NFL films Mic'd up and they were in fact in the wrong formation lol.

[@ChumblesMumbles]

At 21:12 - nobody in the screen but the ref hoofing it to catch up. Reminds me of the majestic 76 yard Steve Bono run - he had his own TV show all the way into the end zone, just like Skyy Moore. One might almost say it was like Skyy TV (Murdoch owns that too).

[@zizozain]

@ 14:44 ''he can't get his feet around because his left guard in his lap''. 🤣 also he stepped on Mahomes' left foot WHILE throwing. amazing 😮

[@danmorgan7775]

Definitely one of the best videos you've done JT and that's saying something.

[@maximusrex8689]

1:30 the second I saw this live I thought of what you said about Kelce going in motion, good call JT.

[@Deondre_Clark]

He had some college level open receivers to throw to last night. The scheme was so nice

[@cincydooley]

Yeup. All Andy Reid last night.

[@adgee5401]

Pretty plays are only pretty when they get executed.

[@Deondre_Clark]

@El Gaucho 100000%

[@ShinyTurd1]

I think the thing about the play reviewed at around 15:50 is the Chiefs ran the same motion the play before. Eagles were flagged and the play was shut down but Mahomes grew the ball anyway to the motion player. So after the penalty Chiefs appeared to run the same play that was shut down but he pump faked to the motion player and threw to the receiver down field who the defense let go to cover the motion player.

[@toulialo3758]

I've subscribed because you appreciate the little things happening on the field that we missed, ie half the offense playing confused part of the play, tackle destroying rusher, Mahomes getting slapped on the head and finding Travis, etc. LOL!!!!!!

[@P0RKINS2]

Patrick Mahomes was 21/27 for 182 yards 3 TDs 0 INTs & had 6 rushing attempts for 44 yards in Super Bowl 57 Mahomes six incompletions were as follows: - 3 throwaways - 1 pass he barely got off due to pressure prior to the Butker missed Field Goal - 1 pass where Ju Ju Smith-Schuster was blatantly held on 3rd Down but it wasn’t called - 1 pass he & MVS miscommunicated on Down two scores in the 2nd half of Super Bowls: 8 drives 45 points 6 Touchdowns (4 Passing, 2 Rushing) 1 Game-Winning Field Goal 1 drive to run out the clock On those 8 drives: 21/27 (77.8% completion rate) 207 yards (7.7 YPA) 4 Touchdowns 0 Interceptions 138.2 Passer Rating Career Points Per Drive in the Playoffs: - 3.14 Only one offense in NFL History is better than that for even a single season in NFL History: - 2007 Patriots

[@csb78nm]

EA Sports, "It's in the game." Patrick Mahomes, "No it isn't."

[@ShOrt_RoUnD]

If you look up “efficient” in a dictionary you’ll find this Super Bowl by Mahomes

[@12jswilson]

Not super flashy, but he always did what needed to be done

[@cincydooley]

All Andy Reid.

[@johnnyjohnny6954]

@@cincydooley Cope bum 🤣 cincy 0 SB bungles. Burrow gets carried by his WRs legit throwing up prayer balls.

[@jca7343]

@@cincydooley remind me how many rings Andy Reid had before Mahomes 🤔

[@cincydooley]

@@johnnyjohnny6954 Lol. I love idiots that use “cope” like it’s meaningful.

[@jeremywelker2642]

Appreciate your videos, and appreciate the people who post here who actually understand how the game is played. Mahomes does some things that really no other QB does and that gets lost on people who don't understand all the aspects of the game or have someone explain exactly why it's so special.

[@CharlieRogers50]

Obviously this isn't "The Coaching School" but the true MVP was Andy Reid for dialing up some incredibly effective red zone concepts, especially down the stretch. To get two guys wide open on the outside twice in a row for TDs (Toney/Moore) against "the best pass defense in the league"? Masterclass in playcalling.

[@HalseyHFW]

Why are there always comments like this...A COACH CAN'T be the MVP.

[@Nobody-ld7mk]

I'd like to see your opinion on the Pacheco hit during the last drive, "Spearing" defender led with the Crown of the helmet right arm out and helmet made contact before the left hand. Had a fumble accompanied the non-call, it may have been a game changer. I have not seen one video explaining the hit that put Pacheco out for one play.

[@GoodwinPhotoBlog]

On the fake swing play, have to remember they threw the swing on the play before that, it was stopped for a penalty or something, but they came out and ran it again, I thought they called the same play, then he faked it. Got the defense to bit.

[@ANDYNEWK]

The Chiefs were in the wrong formation on the TD pass to Moore (24). Reid actually tried to call a TO. That's why Mahomes went to motion right instead of left. You can see this on Inside the NFL.

[@Jm-wt1fs]

High quality content like always. Gonna miss this channel over the off season, hope you still have some good film to analyze

[@AlisterLloyd]

Wonderful vid. Thanks for putting it together. Chargers fan but notwithstanding had to see your breakdown of the big game. Didn't disappoint.That Mahomes scramble will be playing on NFL Films for decades to come.

[@vijayvarghese1652]

that play at 16:59, kelce is wide open there too and had room to run!

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Man, he was! I think Pat had already pulled the trigger (at least mentally) by then, but I think Travis gains more on that one if he get the ball there.

[@32a34a]

He makes throws sometimes that remind you of submarine pitchers like Tekulve.

[@tigcarn]

Warner explained the hold extremely well. The route design would have had Juju 1-2yrds open. Bradberry holding him not only slowed Juju but also kept Bradberry from being left in the dust and trying to force that ball would very likely lead to a pick 6 from personal experiences. He said you don't throw that hoping to get the holding call, you move on to your next look or throw it away.

[@josephjones981]

There is a much better angle of the hold on juju, it cost him at least 1 step, probably 2, and separation. because the defender is nowhere close if he doesn't use juju for leverage. and the ball lands very close, seemed like a timing route that juju would have been perfectly in position for if not held back earlier in play. great call even. it was subtle but game changing hold that some refs would be scared to call.

[@lukemacaulay2383]

Q b School you're doing a lot but you're doing it the right way. You're shedding light on the complexities of football. What a breakdown. Excellent job. Chiefs Kingdom let's go!!

[@gregsutton2400]

that the head slap and face mask on one play from 90 where not called is the real head scratcher in the game. And the ruling no catch on the one turn over.

[@deputyVH]

I was watching the SB thinking JT's going to love that play design! Some great play by the Eagles offense too made it a great SB.

[@GeEmTeVe]

World class

[@Adam-pk9ro]

Love the vid JT!!

[@ac-mm3rj]

Great breakdowns, JT. Watching the pro-set run in the 4Q again, it does look like 94 slips, which as you and everyone else has said, was the theme of the night. But do agree that he needed to do a lot more on that play.

[@TheQBSchool]

Maybe

[@nachobroryan8824]

I think he slipped but was already out of position.

[@jahsoul357]

Something that I think is understated is how wide open these receivers are. My goodness, I know people love Mahomes but the truth is, Andy Reid is a mad genius. Near the bottom of the league in air yards but Chiefs near top of the league in 20+ yard plays. Goodness, that man can scheme. lol

[@franktyred9195]

The O-line play of the Chiefs was outstanding, only their second year together and they manhandled the Eagles defensive front.

[@Jdeneik]

Great analysis! Did you notice many of the snaps from Humphrey were either low or off to one side . Perhaps Mahomes like a low snap ?

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I did notice a lot of low snaps from Creed. I wondered if he was really concentrating on firing off the line to get to his guy & it affected his snaps. I don’t recall seeing many low/off snaps from him in the last 2 seasons.

[@ChefMompoloki]

@12:20 watch no. 77 for the Chiefs. I love watching linemen work 😂

[@garyreynolds7342]

I hope you also do an analysis of Jalen Hurts' game, too.

[@BlountForce]

I appreciate your insight and analysis!!

[@plainrock-ik3se]

Good breakdown sir. At 7:50 the play if Patrick didn't have pressure coming could had been a big play And imagine that it's from OBJ I'm glad that dude is gone and by the way good job by the Ref on that holding he seen Jersey tug/ hand full of Jersey and made the right call 🤙

[@delaware137]

17:07 Corn Dog!!

[@Mik3yLow]

11:16 Damn, what was up with Creed Humphrey in this game? He was chucking that ball everywhere except to Mahomes.

[@CrazyQs]

Chiefs ran corndog in week 1 in arizona for a 1st down, exact same place as the SB and then never ran it again. They stashed it all year

[@jasony8002]

10:11 pretty amazing focus snaps left....

[@61albee]

What about the numerous sidearm throws..., what is the percentage completion..., sometimes he gets burned, but he must complete about sixty (60) percentage of those throws. Another observation..., instead of floating to the sidelines (and throwing it away) most of the time, he uncannily reroutes to the middle of the field instantly changing his secondary reads and throwing angles, that can't be taught.

[@christianestes1003]

“That’s not a little human” 😂🤣🤣

[@HuyNguyen-ck7hl]

The post game show I was most looking forward to!

[@toulialo3758]

Pat said the touchdown to More was suppose to be from the right but they were in the wrong formation and it still worked. Sky More, wait til he's caught up in the play book, he has quickness and moves. Like Pacheco, they're slow learners only.

[@TheQBSchool]

there ya go

[@jakehoyt9684]

The 2nd corndog touchdown was actually supposed to go to the right. You can see Mahomes look right for Moore but hes on the wrong side of the formation and Mahomes just says fuck it its open on the left and runs the play.

[@dre7256]

Yeaaaaa coach, thank you for the content !!

[@JohnnyZeroBoo]

Couldn't flick it to McK on the 3rd and 15 ... He was 3 yds beyond scrimmage

[@jasony8002]

My favorite Play :) & right on the LVII which is kind of hott ;) Great game MVP you earned it ... Congratulations

[@jasony8002]

5:58

[@bongaisimba]

Man I was waiting for this one!

[@BogeyCDogRosey]

That sweep looks like old Bill Walsh 49ers split back sweep with Roger Craig.

[@braedenfrantz296]

If you watch closely on the play where Mahomes didn't flick it(about 9:00 minutes in), he was about two yards past the line of scrimmage

[@TheQBSchool]

Fair

[@braedenfrantz296]

@@TheQBSchool I should mention as well, I just found your page and I am loving your content. That is just a small criticism of an otherwise stellar video

[@justinfromtexas7444]

9:50 this play reminded me of the one Devante Smith ran in the natty against ohio state

[@andrewvillanueva3722]

Mahomes 21-27 passing. MVP!!!!!

[@ryanc9888]

Misleading since the receivers were ridiculously wide open on many of those completion’s.Jalen Hurts completion’s had a higher degree of difficulty. Mahomes also benefited from a defensive TD, the biggest punt return in Super Bowl history and a controversial holding call on the Eagles to set up a game winning field goal. He’s just as lucky as he is good

[@neetrab]

​@Babylonian-Cowboy that's your best comeback?? Literally had nothing to do with this game or this szn if I remember correctly, which tells me, you know he's right! 😂🤣

[@neetrab]

​@@ryanc9888 Mahomes was so mid lol! But you know the chiefs fans will praise his basic performance, no matter how basic it was 😂

[@itr0863]

Another JT masterclass

[@jackcotton7896]

I heard that they were in the wrong formation on the skyy Moore touchdown. BUT when mahomes tried to send toney in motion… PERC MAHOMES 😂😂

[@neetrab]

When the NFL posts a video of the losing qb with double the time of highlights than the so-called mvp they posted, that speaks volumes to me. The volumes say, "Jalen was betta".

[@SomeGuyFromOK]

He and Kelce are just on another level. Yes, technically Jalen Hurts “outplayed” Mahomes in the Super Bowl which really just means he out statted him, but Mahomes was EFFICIENT.

[@jeremyshrubb7505]

Hahah is that Kelce in that play at 6:10 who just stands there looking sideways shrugging his shoulders

[@juliandesire9433]

“whip wheel”

[@mahpat]

Mahomes is a legend. You can tell your grand kids you watched this guy play.

[@gerrybaker7155]

Correct! You need better sound effects for that guy's slip. Ha Ha

[@brambo5670]

Amazing breakdown as usual. Mahomes is other worldly! @JT do you have a store where you sell that hat like yours?

[@hkmarhk]

If you look and compare the last super bowl they won to this one, you can see how Mahomes has evolved as a quarterback. There is no "wasp play" in this one; he just methodically marched down the field by making smart decisions and executing with precision.

[@ShizBoogie31]

great break down...

[@CaptainJinx14]

Snapping that wide open moore shot for all the haters

[@Chebornek]

That was the worst field I've seen in any Super Bowl and I've seen each and every one of them. Pathetic that they never could get their indoor grass surface in that building situated properly. Butker twisted his ankle so badly when KC played the Cardinals - as he was making the 1st kickoff of this year back in September - that he missed numerous games and had problems kicking the rest of the season. We saw players slipping and falling all night long on both teams, and their kicker almost twisted his ankle on a kickoff later in the game. It was pathetic.

[@benjaminwachold3736]

Patrick Mahomes is in the company of all time great QBs already at 27 imagine how good he will be when he’s done playing.

[@Jayhawk226]

The Moore TD was out of the wrong formation either Moore was lined up in the wrong side or something else. Mahomes said he called the play right but they lined up wrong.

[@DruGOATBOY]

I'm in pain so I shouldn't laugh but the fart noise censored ship got me on that wide ass open to Sky Moore.

[@TheGaryartgood]

Kelce’s shoe top catch……😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮try that at home!! PEOPLE CAN’T DO THAT!!!!!!!!!!!! Super human coordination AND will to get’r’ DONE!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@CreaseChannel]

Lol I can just hear the sarcasm.

[@josephjones981]

10:50, can someone explain how they dont call roughing the passer or something lmao, he hits him in the back of the helmet then slams the front of his helmet within a second while ref is watching lol

[@johnsippeljr8514]

The fact so many people are bitching about that holding call and not the fact that your secondary got out schemed blows me away.. this is all on the coaches

[@colemanpetree5865]

TD to SKyy moore was supposed to go the other way. mahomes motioned right first and toney pointed to Moore

[@matthewsmith9086]

9:40 he couldn’t flick it because he was 4 yards ahead of the LOS

[@dantheman8152]

Mahomes is a surgeon inside and outside the pocket

[@JujuReviews703]

Henry Roengardner

[@ethanbrown3686]

Did mahomes go to signal wrong guy into motion? 20:48

[@TheQBSchool]

Wrong side yes

[@bigduke2452]

He couldn't flick it to McKinnon on the 3rd and 15 because he was 3 yards past the line of scrimmage.

[@fjeinca]

The Reid Chiefs are the NFL’s absolute top Masters of Misdirection.

[@braxtont9563]

Would love to see a Hurts super bowl film analysis

[@cincydooley]

He was the better QB for most of the game, IMO.

[@Jm-wt1fs]

Idk about that. He played amazing, but also just had the ball wayyy more. And made a crucial mistake fumbling for a td. Mahomes put on probably the most efficient passing game in Super Bowl history, who tf completes 80% of their passes w no turnovers??

[@cincydooley]

@@Jm-wt1fs Anyone making 5-10 yard passes to receivers that have been schemed wide open.

[@Jm-wt1fs]

@@cincydooley lol yeah he didn’t make any great plays, Zach Wilson would’ve had the same stats surely

[@cincydooley]

@@Jm-wt1fs He made a bunch of great plays with his feet. Nothing spectacular with his arm. You’re welcome to dispute that, but he was throwing to a ton of wide open dudes.

[@marcemarc6516]

On the kelce shoelace catch. The snap is way off too. He just palms it tho. There’s no one like him

[@rebel3353]

love the Moore TD, wrong formation lmao

[@Jeevanm71]

I’d never teach other QBs by showing them tape of Pat tbh. What can you take away from his play that can be repeated?

[@ameliagarcia4913]

Bro if Kyle Shanahan and Matt Ryan had a child you be it lol great content

[@kmarasin]

22:22 I think this was the same play that KC scored their last TD on in super bowl LIV.

[@nachobroryan8824]

Similar. The other one was out of the I formation.

[@kmarasin]

@@nachobroryan8824 Yeah, the formation was slightly different; also, I think the play three years ago was ad-libbed (by the fullback) and Andy Reid took it and turned it into a real play.