Chiefs The race for the #1 seed in the AFC - Page 12

Given the remaining schedule it'll be incredibly disappointing if we aren't the #1 seed.
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Originally Posted by Superturtle:
Given the remaining schedule it'll be incredibly disappointing if we aren't the #1 seed.

Especially if the Bills even lose just 1 more game.
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Raiders twice
Broncos twice
Texans

Basically Bengals and Seahawks are only real tests left. Probably looking at 14-3 at worst
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Originally Posted by RunKC:
Raiders twice
Broncos twice
Texans

Basically Bengals and Seahawks are only real tests left. Probably looking at 14-3 at worst

Raiders twice?
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Originally Posted by staylor26:
Especially if the Bills even lose just 1 more game.

They've got an incredibly rough schedule to close.
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not worried about an NFC team at arrowhead late in the season

the bengals will come at us with everything they've got and even without chase it's going to be tough

still expect buffalo and miami to drop one so we good

chiefs need to finish 6-1 to take the one seed, IMO
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Huh? Pretty sure as long as Buffalo drops at least one we can afford two losses, exception being the Raiders or Broncos x2.
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Originally Posted by staylor26:
Especially if the Bills even lose just 1 more game.

I’m hoping Detroit can sneak up on Buffalo. The Lions have 4 very close losses to good teams. They’re not completely horrible like the Texans.
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Nevermind. Thought Buffalo was at 4 losses, not 3.
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Oof. Change that to Rams who look terrible. No Kupp and Stafford is hurt
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Originally Posted by rabblerouser:
I remember...a playoff game in the 80s, I think against the Jets. But I just remember it being on and a big deal because Chiefs were in the playoffs. But I guess the Chiefs lost to the team with the better QB.

Then I remember the Dave Szott holding game and Nick Lowry missed a kick...but Steve DeBerg lost to Dan Marino.

I remember Joe Montana beating Warren Moon in the playoffs...then nothing for years. Always getting beat by the team with the better QB. Trotting out Steve Bono/Elvis Grbac/Trent Green/Alex Smith in the regular season is fine. A good coach can beat up on lesser teams for 10-12 wins a year every year.

Trotting out Steve Bono/Elvis Grbac/Trent Green/Alex Smith in the playoffs will get you beat every single time.

Who did Houston start when we beat them for our first playoff win since Montana? TJ Yates?

Trotting out Steve Bono/Elvis Grbac/Trent Green/Alex Smith in the playoffs will get you beat every single time unless your opponent is starting TJ Yates at QB.

Yeah. Good luck, Tits.

Hey, leave Trent Green out of that. Yeah, he wasn't a star QB but he was still pretty darn good in that offense. It wasn't offense that made his teams lose. I seem to remember a game against the Colts in which neither team punted. And Priest fumbled. :-)
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Originally Posted by Rausch:
The 49'ers might go to two with Jimmy G. NFC is wide open.

I think Jimmy is better at game managing though. Eventually Kirk has those "I'm a golden god!" moments and tosses a dumbfounding pick to kill his team...

I don't know, man. I think Jimmy G is worse than he was 3 years ago when they played the Chiefs in the SB. If anything, he will be the thing that prevents them from going this year.
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Originally Posted by Lzen:
I don't know, man. I think Jimmy G is worse than he was 3 years ago when they played the Chiefs in the SB. If anything, he will be the thing that prevents them from going this year.

The NFC is a joke. It’s setting up for Brady & Tampa to cruise their way to a Super Bowl appearance.
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Originally Posted by Superturtle:
They've got an incredibly rough schedule to close.

Incredibly rough? They have two good teams left and one is at home.
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Originally Posted by DRM08:
The NFC is a joke. It’s setting up for Brady & Tampa to cruise their way to a Super Bowl appearance.

They’ve got a funny way of cruising.
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