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[MikeDitkaPolishSausage]

Lewis and that is because Lewis was helping him inside and Kmet let Latu go outside.

Did you even watch the video you posted? Lewis literally pushed Latu to the outside of Kmet. That was 100% on Lewis

 

[remydat]

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If the rusher lined up on the outside shoulder of Kmet, there isn't much he could do about it

He didnt. Kmet slid inside.

 

[remydat]

Did you even watch the video you posted? Lewis literally pushed Latu to the outside of Kmet. That was 100% on Lewis

I already explained this. Kmet slid inside when he already had inside help. That was poor technique which is why he took the blame.

After the game, Kmet took accountability for his mistake, describing himself as “just lost there” on a shot play where the Bears used a seven-man protection to handle a four-man rush.

On Monday, after reviewing that sequence on video, his tune hadn’t changed. Kmet said that turnover was “all on me” and lamented that he hadn’t given a harder run sell to help divert Latu and afford Williams a little more time.

“It’s just technique and being more physical at the point of attack,” Kmet said. “It starts with the snap count and getting off the snap correctly and being physical from the get-go.”

Chicago Bears offense begins its cleanup process after Sunday’s ‘should win’ game became a reality-check loss

A day later, Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet was still agitated, still bothered he hadn’t handled his pass protection duties with more polish. Less than 7 minutes remained Sunday in Indianapolis and Kmet and the Bears had taken over possession for a potential go-ahead fourth-quarter drive. But...

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It literally says he watched the tape and it was all on him. Lewis is supposed to push him towards Kmet because Kmet is his help. Kmet is supposed to maintain outside leverage but slid inside which is why Latu got his outside shoulder.

 

[remydat]

I’m not assuming any outcome. The Bears were losing during that drive and the next.

The funny thing you are sitting here acting like that strip fumble was Kmets fault but failed multiple times to mention how Lewis put Kmet in a position to fail. We all saw it. Shit, even the video you posted was evidence of what really happened. Goes to show how stupid your take really is. So please shut up and stop acting like you know everything.

Kmet already said it was all on him. Goes to show how stupid your take is. So please shut up and stop acting like you know everything. Kmet said it was all on him. I am right. The end.

 

[MikeDitkaPolishSausage]

He didnt. Kmet slid inside.

Kmet had Latu squared up. Lewis pushed Latu towards the Kmets outside where he wasn’t in the proper position.

 

[remydat]

Kmet had Latu squared up. Lewis pushed Latu towards the Kmets outside where he wasn’t in the proper position.

He did not maintain outside leverage which is why Kmet sad it was all on him. His job isnt to square up Latu. It is to keep Latu om his inside where he has help. There is nothing to left to debate. Kmet took responsibility.

 

[MikeDitkaPolishSausage]

I already explained this. Kmet slid inside when he already had inside help. That was poor technique which is why he took the blame.

After the game, Kmet took accountability for his mistake, describing himself as “just lost there” on a shot play where the Bears used a seven-man protection to handle a four-man rush.

On Monday, after reviewing that sequence on video, his tune hadn’t changed. Kmet said that turnover was “all on me” and lamented that he hadn’t given a harder run sell to help divert Latu and afford Williams a little more time.

“It’s just technique and being more physical at the point of attack,” Kmet said. “It starts with the snap count and getting off the snap correctly and being physical from the get-go.”

Chicago Bears offense begins its cleanup process after Sunday’s ‘should win’ game became a reality-check loss

A day later, Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet was still agitated, still bothered he hadn’t handled his pass protection duties with more polish. Less than 7 minutes remained Sunday in Indianapolis and Kmet and the Bears had taken over possession for a potential go-ahead fourth-quarter drive. But...

sports.yahoo.com

It literally says he watched the tape and it was all on him. Lewis is supposed to push him towards Kmet because Kmet is his help. Kmet is supposed to maintain outside leverage bit slid inside which is wjy Latu got his outside shoulder.

Kmet literally had Latu squared up. He was in perfect position until Lewis pushed him outside.

Of course Kmet is going to take accountability. Do you take him as a guy who is going to blame his teammates? Again, stupid as hell on your part trying to use Kmets words to support your stupid claim.

Again, Kmet did have leverage on Latu and Lewis pushed him outside of that leverage.

 

[MikeDitkaPolishSausage]

He did not maintain outside leverage which is why Kmet sad it was all on him. His job isnt to square up Latu. It is to keep Latu om his inside where he has help. There is nothing to left to debate. Kmet took responsibility.

What does Kmet taking responsibility have to do with anything? Players take responsibility for things that weren’t there fault all the time.

That play was 100% on Lewis. Nothing left to debate.

 

[remydat]

Kmet literally had Latu squared up. He was in perfect position until Lewis pushed him outside.

Of course Kmet is going to take accountability. Do you take him as a guy who is going to blame his teammates? Again, stupid as hell on your part trying to use Kmets words to support your stupid claim.

Again, Kmet did have leverage on Latu and Lewis pushed him outside of that leverage.

He isnt supposed to square him out. He has help inside so he is supposed to keep him on his inside. So his technique here is wrong. When you have inside help you dont square up, you keep the guy om your inside soldier which he didnt do.

It is stupid for you to pretend you know what Kmet should do here when he already took responsibility. You basically claiming he is lying to cover for Lewis. LMFAO!

 

[remydat]

What does Kmet taking responsibility have to do with anything? Players take responsibility for things that weren’t there fault all the time.

That play was 100% on Lewis. Nothing left to debate.

You are making up shit to support your argument. Basically claiming he is lying to cover for Lewis.

 

[bearsfan1977]

Not one thing cost the game. A bunch of things did.

The offsides penalty on the punt, and then they go down the field and score the TD.

That strange call that took away the Bears turnover.

The 1st and goal disaster of a sequence.

The OL being among the worst in the league.

The OC calling plays as if he was coaching a team in Nowheresville.

The personnel put in that disadvantaged the team.

The D not being able to stop them on the last possession of the game.

Caleb throwing 2 picks (1 of them a very bad one).

And yes, Kmet and Lewis blowing that block leading to the strip sack.

All played a part. That missed block was one play. We had to watch the shitshow OC and OL , for example, all game.

Picking which one was THE cause of the loss is dumb, imo.

 

[MikeDitkaPolishSausage]

You are making up shit to support your argument. Basically claiming he is lying to cover for Lewis.

And you are making shit up to support your claim. We can go back and forth with this. Like I mentioned, players cover for each other all the time. How do you know that wasn’t what happened? Did you see the coaches breakdown on the film?

 

[MikeDitkaPolishSausage]

He isnt supposed to square him out. He has help inside so he is supposed to keep him on his inside. So his technique here is wrong. When you have inside help you dont square up, you keep the guy om your inside soldier which he didnt do.

It is stupid for you to pretend you know what Kmet should do here when he already took responsibility. You basically claiming he is lying to cover for Lewis. LMFAO!

And you know what he was supposed to do here based on what? Kmet talking to the media? That’s just as stupid as my claim. Were you in the film room and heard the breakdown of that play? LMFAO!

 

[remydat]

Not one thing cost the game. A bunch of things did.

The offsides penalty on the punt, and then they go down the field and score the TD.

That strange call that took away the Bears turnover.

The 1st and goal disaster of a sequence.

The OL being among the worst in the league.

The OC calling plays as if he was coaching a team in Nowheresville.

The personnel put in that disadvantaged the team.

The D not being able to stop them on the last possession of the game.

Caleb throwing 2 picks (1 of them a very bad one).

And yes, Kmet and Lewis blowing that block leading to the strip sack.

All played a part. That missed block was one play. We had to watch the shitshow OC and OL , for example, all game.

Picking which one was THE cause of the loss is dumb, imo.

No one said it was the only cause. I agree with everything you said here. This thread was about Kmet so I pointed out what he did to help blow the game. It was never meant to say that was the only reason we lost.

If the thread was about reasons for us losing then I would have listed others.

 

[MikeDitkaPolishSausage]

Not one thing cost the game. A bunch of things did.

The offsides penalty on the punt, and then they go down the field and score the TD.

That strange call that took away the Bears turnover.

The 1st and goal disaster of a sequence.

The OL being among the worst in the league.

The OC calling plays as if he was coaching a team in Nowheresville.

The personnel put in that disadvantaged the team.

The D not being able to stop them on the last possession of the game.

Caleb throwing 2 picks (1 of them a very bad one).

And yes, Kmet and Lewis blowing that block leading to the strip sack.

All played a part. That missed block was one play. We had to watch the shitshow OC and OL , for example, all game.

Picking which one was THE cause of the loss is dumb, imo.

This is 100% accurate and my point. Remy sitting here acting like Kmet cost the Bears the game is just stupid as hell. When in reality it was a mistake by both the TE’s on that strip sack.

 

[remydat]

And you know what he was supposed to do here based on what? Kmet talking to the media? That’s just as stupid as my claim. Were you in the film room and heard the breakdown of that play? LMFAO!

Based on the fact Kmet admitted he got lost on the play and his technique was wrong. I have no reason to consider him a liar.

I also know based on basic blocking principals when you have help. You never let the defender get to the side away from help.

You literally trying to disregard what Kmet said because it doesnt suit your narrative.

 

[MikeDitkaPolishSausage]

No one said it was the only cause. I agree with everything you said here. This thread was about Kmet so I point out what he did to help blow the game. It was never meant to say that was the only reason we lost.

No, your post literally said “Kmet cost us the game.” That’s different than saying Kmet played a roll or contributed to the Bears losing (also not true). So you were getting bashed for making an idiotic comment. And no one play loses

 

[remydat]

No, your post literally said “Kmet cost us the game.” That’s different than saying Kmet played a roll or contributed to the Bears losing (also not true). So you were getting bashed for making an idiotic comment. And no one play loses

That statement did not say Kmet is the only cause of us losing so that is your faulty interpretation.

Kmet cost us the game.

Waldron cost us the game.

Both things can be true.

 

[MikeDitkaPolishSausage]

Based on the fact Kmet admitted he got lost on the play and his technique was wrong. I have no reason to consider him a liar.

I also know based on basic blocking principals when you have help. You never let the defender get to the side away from help.

You literally trying to disregard what Kmet said because it doesnt suit your narrative.

Have you heard of coaches/players talk? No one is calling him a liar if he is not throwing a teammate under the bus.

Do you know what their exact assignments were on that play? Kmet didn’t let the defender get away. Lewis shoved him away haha.

No I’m not disregarding what Kmet said. Im saying you have no idea how truthful his words are compared to what the actual breakdown or grade was on that play during film session.

 

[remydat]

Have you heard of coaches/players talk? No one is calling him a liar if he is not throwing a teammate under the bus.

Do you know what their exact assignments were on that play? Kmet didn’t let the defender get away. Lewis shoved him away haha.

No I’m not disregarding what Kmet said. Im saying you have no idea how truthful his words are compared to what the actual breakdown or grade was on that play during film session.

The issue is you have no proof. You just want to assume it is players talk because it suits your narrative.

I know Kmet had help inside so he isnt supposed to let Latu outside. I know Kmet knows his assigments and said ot was all on him.

Lets revisit if Lewis comes out and takes blame.