Ravens home opener, Sunday Night game, the Ravens decimated by injury...........I have no idea why you would say such a thing.
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That's interesting as I looked up the crew just a few days ago and they had Corrente scheduled...I was planning on looking up his tendencies but got sidetracked.

I just rechecked..

They've switched up and sent in their hachet man...not good. Vegas is obviously worried about the money already down on KC @ 3.5.


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Wow, even worse. They switched him to this game. I wouldn’t bet the Chiefs giving the points because Clete always fucks is and keeps it within the spread.
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How many of ya’ll are gonna go full chicken little if we beat the Ravens by only a field goal?
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I'm not saying its aliens,
It's the NFL...
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No sky is falling here, but if we only win by 3… there was fuckery afoot IMO
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Maybe not quite that far, but it'll be a major disappointment if we don't beat them by 10 or more. They're wounded ducks in a barrel and we've got the 50 cal locked and loaded
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See I think that’s stretching it.

It’s hard to win in the NFL. And it’s hard to win against teams who feel their back is up against the wall, even early in the season.

The Ravens can still score points and they probably will against our defense even with Matthieu back in action. Our D is good enough to win a championship, but it’s far from a shut down D.

Now, I still don’t give them much of a chance, don’t get me wrong. Mahomes is too clutch and our offense is too explosive for them to keep up. But if they match scores for awhile, which they just might do, the Chiefs might not win by your desired margin.

That’s not a major disappointment. That’s just the NFL
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By the way? . . . . It's official . . . I can't have children. . . .




Womp, . . . waaaaaaahhhhhhhhh
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I think the most dangerous part about the game against the Ravens is the law of averages.

As a KU Men's Basketball fan, I encounter this scenario a lot.

When you beat a team, say 19 consecutive times, the law of averages comes out of nowhere, and the better teams loses that 20th game because you literally can't win every game. The Washington Generals actually beat the Harlem Globetrotters at times, and they are literally paid to lose.

We have Patrick's perfect September record, Patrick's perfect 0 interceptions in September, Patrick's 3-0 record against Lamar Jackson, our consecutive road winning streak, etc. etc.

Having said that, if one player can keep the law of averages at bay for another two weeks, at least, it's Patrick Mahomes II.

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Blakeman reffing and Chiefs always let teams hang in the game. It will be close. I looked it up before but having trouble finding it now but we have an abysmal record in games Clete Fuckman refs our games. I fully expect fuckery and game altering calls going against us. Might lose based on this asshole alone.


Guess who reffed our loss to the raiders last year where scores where called back?




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If you flip a fair coin and get heads five times in a row. The next flip is still 50/50.*

*Rosencrants and Guildenstern excepted
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And in a vacuum a feather falls at the same rate of speed as a 16# bowling ball. But, dropped off of a 10 story building at the same time, the bowling ball will hit the ground first every single time. Every. Single. Time.

The point you think you made, isn't a point at all.

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I'm... not getting it. How does the bowling ball/feather in/out of vacuum example relate to the law of averages?
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Whenever we say shit like this it’s always a nail biter.
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