Breaking Down What New-Look, Alex Smith-Led Chiefs Offense Will Look Like

April 9, 2013   ·   Brett Gering   ·   Jump to comments

Head coach Andy Reid's Kansas City Chiefs offense, led by quarterback Alex Smith, won't resemble the vanilla offerings of years past.
If history is indicative of the future, Reid's West Coast offense is a far cry from the traditional run-first-ask-questions-later mentality that had consumed the Chiefs franchise—a conventional mentality that bred an archaic offense within a progressive league.
Reid's West Coast makeover will bring the Chiefs up to speed.
With the exception of a few wrinkles, Kansas City's offense should more or less mirror that of Reid's past Philadelphia Eagles teams.
However, in regards to the West Coast system, there will be one major philosophical difference between tomorrow's Chiefs and yesterday's Eagles.
 
Eagles Offense vs. Chiefs Offense
 
The traits that will (presumably) distinguish the Chiefs' 2013 offense from its 2012 counterpart aren't solely schematic. Reid's approach to play-calling is far less pre...

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