Originally Posted by Bearcat:
It's hard to believe after this past season when the Chiefs looked like a 5-win team for 6 straight weeks against the likes of Love and the NYG, and Josh Allen looked like ass for weeks against the likes of the ****ing Jags,, and the Browns had issues and the Chargers once again Chargered...... that everyone just defaults back to all of the offseason moves working out perfectly for every team involved and there are now all of these powerhouse teams now that haven't even stepped on the field yet, much less proven they can win 12+ games or do anything in the playoffs.
Can't wait for the schedule to be released so we can all predict the Chiefs will best every team on their schedule that didn't make the playoffs last year and split the other games, without actually knowing **** about shit.
Big difference is the Chiefs beat Love and the Giants.
Josh Allen epically shit his goddamn pants against the Jags.
Sorry, but I don't care how well Josh Allen played in the playoffs last year. He's still a fucking spazz dweeb.
It's still pretty likely he'll win a Super Bowl one day, but people who think he's the best QB are fucking retards of the highest order [Reply]
Originally Posted by RealSNR:
Big difference is the Chiefs beat Love and the Giants.
Josh Allen epically shit his goddamn pants against the Jags.
Sorry, but I don't care how well Josh Allen played in the playoffs last year. He's still a ****ing spazz dweeb.
It's still pretty likely he'll win a Super Bowl one day, but people who think he's the best QB are ****ing reeruns of the highest order
When is the term reerun going to be considered reerun??? I think there is a much better word and I think you used it, but the stupid filters would not let you. [Reply]
Originally Posted by TEX:
When is the term reerun going to be considered reerun??? I think there is a much better word and I think you used it, but the stupid filters would not let you.
Originally Posted by TEX:
When is the term reerun going to be considered reerun??? I think there is a much better word and I think you used it, but the stupid filters would not let you.
Filter evasion pisses off Austin Chief to a high degree. It keeps this sight from labeled as bad on the internet or something with the internet he owns this sight so it reflects on him. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Rasputin:
you guys can go to dark mode and it's unfiltered.
Filter evasion pisses off Austin Chief to a high degree. It keeps this sight from labeled as bad on the internet or something with the internet he owns this sight so it reflects on him.
Who exactly is labeling sites as "bad"...sounds like covert censorship. Who pays attention a site that label sites good or bad?
I predicted they would eventually come after site ownership over a decade ago... [Reply]
The Chiefs are still probably the best team in the division. However, even the best team in this division probably wont win the division because every team is good. I saw a NFL power rating and it had the Raiders as the very worst team in the AFC West, yet they had them as the 9th best team in football. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BlackOp:
Who exactly is labeling sites as "bad"...sounds like covert censorship. Who pays attention a site that label sites good or bad?
I predicted they would eventually come after site ownership over a decade ago...
Ask a mod. You can spell out the word fuck cuss word and it will filter its self but don't alternate the word that's filter evasion. If you use Dark Mode you can see the cuss word and most people i think prefer Dark Mode.
Sometimes they have a sticky up top that explains this rule. No excuse for a long time member not to understand it or be naive to the filter rule. [Reply]
Any Reid owns the AFC West. He owns it for a few different reasons but the main reason is the other teams in the AFC West have very poor coaching. Its been like that pretty much since Reid came to the division.
Brandon Staley is in over his head. When I hear this guy talk, I just roll my eyes. He seems like a big time fraud. San Diego has a ton of talent but the owner is so cheap, he loves hiring guys for $3 million a year, he won't pay a big time coach.. Broncos hired a bald guy who was a bad OC around the NFL. Everyone knows Rodgers is the Packers. Now the Raiders hiring Josh McDaniels is a odd move for such a poorly run team. While McDaniels is a little nugget of a person he might actually end up being a good head coach. He is willing to lie,cheat and steal and at this point that's the only way a team like that will beat Chiefs. Andy is running laps around these guys on two bad knees. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Dawson:
Any Reid owns the AFC West. He owns it for a few different reasons but the main reason is the other teams in the AFC West have very poor coaching. Its been like that pretty much since Reid came to the division.
Brandon Staley is in over his head. When I hear this guy talk, I just roll my eyes. He seems like a big time fraud. San Diego has a ton of talent but the owner is so cheap, he loves hiring guys for $3 million a year, he won't pay a big time coach.. Broncos hired a bald guy who was a bad OC around the NFL. Everyone knows Rodgers is the Packers. Now the Raiders hiring Josh McDaniels is a odd move for such a poorly run team. While McDaniels is a little nugget of a person he might actually end up being a good head coach. He is willing to lie,cheat and steal and at this point that's the only way a team like that will beat Chiefs. Andy is running laps around these guys on two bad knees.
The coaching advantage KC has over the other teams in the division is extremely significant and I honestly haven’t heard it mentioned by one media outlet this entire offseason. Main reason why KC likely wins the division comfortably again this year (foresee a much better start than last year).
Nathaniel Hackett is what, like the 14th guy down from Shanahan in that tree (OK, an exaggeration, but still…) and he’s not an original member of that tree. His main accomplishment before the Packers was being really good at getting jobs from Doug Marrone.
Brandon Staley sounds great in interviews and speaks openly, which makes him popular in the media. He also exhibited a LOT of issues that would indicate he’s in over his head:
1) heavily penalized team
2) poor understanding/feel of when to stick to analytics and when to take a simple play (like getting points)
3) second-half of season collapse that included big upset losses
And Josh McDaniels? This dude was an absolute DISASTER as a head coach the first time around, and what New England assistant has ever nailed it outside of New England? The best fruit from that tree is Bill O’Brien or Brian Flores.
When a tree is that diseased, it usually is cut down… [Reply]
