Originally Posted by HornedToad:
When you have a great offense and a terrible defense, you don't go into a shell and play for clock management the last offensive drive of the game. You play aggessive, get first downs or ideally a field goal and ice the game.
You have to address the coaching and play calling to match the team.
To be fair he did throw twice. OL got beat bad on third down [Reply]
Originally Posted by RickObie:
This league is almost foolproof - it’s crazy when people think that the NFL would literally jeopardize those billions of dollars to rig a game. The WWF is on some cable channel - why? Because it’s fake - the NFL is on every major channel, you think they want to jeopardize that so that an LA team or a NY team wins it. Stop because you sound stupid.
No..not privy...just using pattern recognition to identify outliers and anomalies.
I predicted same thing for 2016 Raiders...months before that season started when the hype seemingly came out of nowhere.
Have you noticed a pattern of teams with new stadiums suddenly being good then vanishing? Falcons went to the SB the year before the Mercedes dome opened...Vikings just went to AFCC game with a new stadium. Raiders went 12-4 when Vegas Stadium was announced. Chargers are 11-3 with a new LA stadium happening...Cardinals went to the SB just 2 years after opening their stadium for the first time. [Reply]
Originally Posted by ChiefsandO'sfan:
To be fair he did throw twice. OL got beat bad on third down
From what I remember, Schwartz had one of his worst games, he got beat too often in critical situation. I would have expected it to be our other tackle.:-) [Reply]
Sounds like several are all in on the notion that the NFL is the WWE and the only reason you're still watching is because you think Mahomes makes KC the next John Cena. Interesting.
It's as if there were no bad calls or missed calls that were in KC's favor prior to the final 3 minutes. It's only then that all hell breaks loose and it's always for whicher team is on the other side of the field.
Rivers was on NFLN thanking Reid for taking that final TO... KC's defense still had to stop the guy from being wide open on the 2 point attempt. It's not those decisions that contributed or are more responsible than the others. It's the debatable bobbled pass or a weak ass push off in the EZ that wasn't called, matching a borderline helmet to helmet on Rivers that wasn't called. [Reply]
Originally Posted by ChiefsandO'sfan:
Chiefs offense had a chance to put this game away in 2nd quarter. After Smith huge return to LA 45 they went 3 and out. Patrick missed a wide open Kelce on 3rd down. Even if you get a FG 17-7 going into half getting ball.
Nope too easy for mentally weak Chiefs fans to blame the league. Not Andy’s fault!
It’s the league! It’s rigged!
These morons think it’s all rigged and then continue to watch too. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Eleazar:
The game was poorly officiated in both directions, and we got the worse end of it, but the defense was a wet paper sack tonight and that’s why we lost. It’s why we almost lost on Sunday and why we aren’t going to be able to win a postseason game against a well QBed team. The defense is not a true contender’s defense.
I'll fine tune the bold above. It is our 2ndary that is a wet paper sack. Bound to finally happen and it did. I'm surprised this kind of loss hasn't happened sooner in the season and should have happened last week against Balt and a few other times as well. Not surprised in the least though:-)
I was really hoping Seattle would not be a must win game but now it is. Doesn't look good at all. :-)
