Originally Posted by tk13:
They started to go up through the week... but then dropped closer to the game, but it was due to the snowstorm. I wouldn't bank that it's going to repeat itself this week unless another snowstorm gets forecast.
That's what I thought. Plus, adding into consideration that this is the first time an AFC Championship game is being held in Kansas City, I can see why it'd be higher.
If this was like a 4th or 5th time, I could see it being slightly lower. Still, I'd be curious to see if it follows the trend of going down slightly on the day before or a few hours before kickoff. [Reply]
Originally Posted by OKchiefs:
I hope the weather was to blame for our deep passing game being almost non-existent, because I believe we'll need to be able to connect on at least one or two of those deep passes against New England. Just about every deep pass against Indy was just a little bit off.
You do what the defence gives you.It was talked about all week , try and keep up.i know it's hard for you okies lol [Reply]
Originally Posted by BigRedChief:
Brady may be the GOAT. He has slowed Father Time from catching up to him. He married a super model. Made millions but kept that competitive edge to excel. Kept working hard.
We can only hope that Mahomes has a run like that.
That Fountain of Youth he found is called kissing boys. He's a creep and I can't wait to see Chris Jones crush him. [Reply]
Originally Posted by dwwataz:
I don't know if it's racist to talk shit about other whites but they all look the same up there. It's creepy. The men sound line pre-pubescent boys, the women sound like pre-pubescent boys, they all look like pre-pubescent boys, the pre-pubescent boys look like girls... Just a weird scene up there
Originally Posted by Coach:
That's what I thought. Plus, adding into consideration that this is the first time an AFC Championship game is being held in Kansas City, I can see why it'd be higher.
If this was like a 4th or 5th time, I could see it being slightly lower. Still, I'd be curious to see if it follows the trend of going down slightly on the day before or a few hours before kickoff.
Yeah I think the fact that it's the first time this has happened isn't going to help. The only thing that might help is that it looks like it's going to be frigid out. [Reply]
Originally Posted by tk13:
Yeah I think the fact that it's the first time this has happened isn't going to help. The only thing that might help is that it looks like it's going to be frigid out.
Given the significance of the game I have a hard time seeing weather being a factor short of the roads just being impassable. [Reply]
Originally Posted by R Clark:
You do what the defence gives you.It was talked about all week , try and keep up.i know it's hard for you okies lol
That's not my point. We actually did throw it deep a handful of times, but I'm not sure we connected on a single one. My memory may be a bit off, but I seem to remember at least 4-5 deep passes and they were all just a bit off. Between that and the receivers dropping a lot of balls, we're going to need to be more sharp against New England. [Reply]
Originally Posted by tk13:
They started to go up through the week... but then dropped closer to the game, but it was due to the snowstorm. I wouldn't bank that it's going to repeat itself this week unless another snowstorm gets forecast.
If the forecast continues to be for it to be 11 degrees that night, there may be a similar effect. [Reply]
Originally Posted by OKchiefs:
That's not my point. We actually did throw it deep a handful of times, but I'm not sure we connected on a single one. My memory may be a bit off, but I seem to remember at least 4-5 deep passes and they were all just a bit off. Between that and the receivers dropping a lot of balls, we're going to need to be more sharp against New England.
This matchup is a lot easier now for NE than it was in week 6. Hunt was the nightmare matchup for us because he was an explosive playmaker in both the run and pass game, and we had to put so much attention on him. We can focus more on Tyreek Hill in this game, and although Williams has accumulated good yardage on the ground, he's nowhere near the playmaker Hunt was. Plus, our secondary is much better since JC Jackson has been a starter. Jackson has the lowest passer rating allowed in the entire league since he became a starter, and has shut down guys like Thielen and JuJu.
On defense, the Chiefs play a lot of Cover 3 and Cover 1. If they play Cover 3, they will get picked apart like the Chargers did. We also have a lot of concepts on offense that allows us to efficiently pick apart Cover 1. We will also be able to run the ball effectively on KC's non-existent run defense. KC will have Houston this time around, but that will be irrelevant. They can't cover and Brady will get the ball out of his hands too quickly for the pass rush to get to him.
This has all the makings of a 31-13 NE win. [Reply]
Originally Posted by LGOLED:
This matchup is a lot easier now for NE than it was in week 6. Hunt was the nightmare matchup for us because he was an explosive playmaker in both the run and pass game, and we had to put so much attention on him. We can focus more on Tyreek Hill in this game, and although Williams has accumulated good yardage on the ground, he's nowhere near the playmaker Hunt was. Plus, our secondary is much better since JC Jackson has been a starter. Jackson has the lowest passer rating allowed in the entire league since he became a starter, and has shut down guys like Thielen and JuJu.
On defense, the Chiefs play a lot of Cover 3 and Cover 1. If they play Cover 3, they will get picked apart like the Chargers did. We also have a lot of concepts on offense that allows us to efficiently pick apart Cover 1. We will also be able to run the ball effectively on KC's non-existent run defense.
This has all the makings of a 31-13 NE win.
You’re a fucking retard. The Chiefs do not play a bunch of cover 3.
This one will be over by the 4th, Chiefs roll. See ya later. [Reply]
