“Kool Aid,” not “cool aid.”

I hope you get cool AIDs though.
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“Kool Aid,” not “cool aid.”

I hope you get cool AIDs though.
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thank you sir

but it's only a model

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From What's Right with Nick Wright. "Andy Reid has the most to lose this weekend." How many more headlines do you want because there are plenty.
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Lazy talk show narrative should always determine policy.
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I'm convinced that morons like you secretly wish with every fiber of your being, that we lose this weekend. You want it so bad just so you can prance around on a message board proclaiming yourself to be smarter than everyone else because you KNEW "fat Andy" was going to fuck it up.

You're a selfish, shallow person that doesn't deserve to enjoy any success that this team accomplishes.
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You're total argument is some headlines? Did you seriously just out yourself as a knee-jerk non-independently thinking parrot?

Nice job there, genius.
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You're total argument is some headlines? Did you seriously just out yourself as a knee-jerk non-independently thinking parrot?

Nice job there, genius. Can you roll over and play dead too?
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I have a better idea. Lets play a game of fuck off. You go first.
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And Lovers just please, like other posters have said, ADMIT that Fat Andy is known for his playoff blunders. I admit it and I hope Mahomes and company kick ass. Im sure you 2 are related to Fat Andy that's why you get all crazy like a teenage girl :-)
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"What's behind Chiefs coach Andy Reid's struggles in the playoffs?"
"Andy Reid's 5 Biggest Blunders as the Philadelphia Eagles' Head Coach"
"Andy Reid’s history of clock mismanagement in the NFL playoffs has often helped the Patriots"
"Andy Reid's offensive brilliance still can't overcome his baffling decision making"
And on, and on, and on, and on...... Do you want more article headlines... Asking for a friend
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Ever wonder why it came down to that? How about that Goose Egg Andy called in the first half? Maybe had he coached with his head out of his ass the entire game, we win that game walking away.

But go ahead and bang the one play cost us the game drum you ****ing idiot. If you were half as smart as you think you are, you'd be able to make it through a day without shitting in your pants.

Tell your handler to log you the **** out before you embarrass yourself any further.
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Oh no, couldn't do that. I always let the dumber player go first.
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Jimmy:

How important is clock management for a coach? Where do you think it ranks? Is it the most important thing a coach can do? Is it around the middle? Bottom?
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Honestly, imo, it would rank in the middle... I have heard Saban, Belichick and Jimmy Johnson talk about how critical clock management is right before half and the 4th qtr of games. I truly want Reid and the Chiefs to win one SB so everyone can get off our back...
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Clock management vaults to the top of the list late in tight games. Wasting timeouts, leaving too much time on the clock for the opposing qb, these things lose you games.

Vrabel's cheesing of repeated penalties to steal nearly 2 minutes of clock on a 4th down against Belicheat was crucial to them winning that game. I doubt Reid was even aware you could do something like that.

I think my favorite aneurism from Andy this year was after the tits went up one, and were about to go for 2 with 23 seconds left in the game, he burned a timeout before the 2pt try.

Like....how fucking retarded can you be. Somehow, despite that unfathomable dumbassery, Pat still got us to fg range with just 2 left.
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