Charles stepped around Thomas as Thomas was laying on his back with a KAN OL on top of him. He was not trucked by Charles.
Finally watched the entire game tonight.
Green Bay kicked KCs ass. That was a beat down. KC had to fight like hell to lose by double digits.
This team is thinking 19-0
Scrubs be scrubs. It's more about how you can cover up said scrubs.
As we all know, only linebackers that are drafted early in the first round are good.
Thomas is the new Brandon Chillar. Rotational guys are just as important.
We won a SB with Chillar. In 8 games, with just 1 start, he had 13 tackles, 3 assists, 1 PD, 1 INT and 1 sack. It is funny, but some of these younger drafted players and UDFAs are showing to be that much better than a vet who lost his wheels, and another who never got it. Speed kills.
That is probably the most remarkable part of our improvement on D is the team speed, along with the best DL play we have seen since 2010. That helps the backers immensely as well. Add a pretty good group of DBs who are young, and we look set for years there. Glad to finally see it all on the field at once for the Packers.
Charles stepped around Thomas as Thomas was laying on his back with a KAN OL on top of him. He was not trucked by Charles.
Thomas is 6'1" and 227 pounds. He's undersized for an ILB. He's probably giving up 100+ pounds to the lineman that is trucking him. He's there for his speed and pass coverage ability. At least he's in the right spot to make a play and Thomas has to avoid him. AJ Hawk would have been pushed 5 yards deep into the end zone and Thomas would have walked in without to avoid him.
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The best you can hope for is re-proving what we already know about him 
H5, I'm impressed with the lengths you are willing to go to defend a wrong assertion. First it was either bad angle or he wasnt on the field. Then it was he stepped around him while he is on the ground accompanied with FOX news style screenshot.
He missed the tackle both times, it's so obvious it shouldn't even be debated. Go watch the video again.
http://m.kcchiefs.com/media-ce...a3-ab5a-398bfdd9e009
Not sure I would use the word "trucked", but Thomas missed the tackle on both TD runs and the coaching staff agrees:
Strong debut: Scott McCurley, the assistant linebackers coach, liked what he saw from Thomas in his 38-snap debut against the Chiefs.
"He can do some things in space," said McCurley. "He's got some twitch to go get the ball."
Thomas, 6 feet Â― inch and 227 pounds, failed to bring down Jamaal Charles twice on touchdown runs.
"He's got to make those plays, and he knows that," McCurley said. "I think he did a great job making it to some of those plays. It comes down to finishing. He's capable. Now he is a lighter guy, so he's got to use his instincts to his advantage."
Yeah pretty much what I said a page ago.
Another thing on the second clip. Thomas was put in a bad spot scheme wise, and Gruden even mentioned it. Capers had the center uncovered and both tackles wide in 3+ tech, easy trap play for the KC O-line and the only chance was Hyde who was easily blocked and Thomas who didn't get off his block.
