the winners always have a prestine filed and .. Now it appears .. A dry ball.

the winners always have a prestine field and .. Now it appears .. A dry ball.

I would say the Chargers missing 5 Pro Bowl players from the year before and having to play @ KC's home opener had more to do with the Chargers losing than the field did.

Did he cry while writting this?

We can only hope.

Malcolm Floyd was WIDE open in the end zone on that 4th and Goal. He just slipped. The weather was a huge part of the game

For the record...

The weather did play a huge factor in the outcome...

Between the pumped up crowd, the opening day atmosphere, and the shitty ass weather...it was set up for an upset from the get go.

No doubt.

BUT THAT'S GOOD...

our team, minus the QB, played like a team that win in December...

Powerful running attack...good defense...good special teams.

But yeah...we do need to work on this QB thing...

But clearly we can see that it is INDEED a process, and we're getting there.

I can't argue with any of that.

more like laughing hysterically

Maybe, maybe not.

I understand the point. However, IF the weather is awful, and the field isn't torn up, then I think the Chiefs are more aggressive on offense. I think the special teams unit is even better. I think McCluster is more effective. I think the Chargers defense would have had to play more balanced because the Chiefs would have passed more.

Were the weather perfect, the crowd would have been even louder in the middle of the game. The crowd headed for shelter during much of the middle of the game. This left many empty seats towards the lower level of the stadium.

Look, once the Chiefs went up by 14 and they were playing in a monsoon.... yeah, I felt pretty good about the Chiefs chances. I actually expected the Chiefs to play conservatively after that. And, I was surprised that the Chargers didn't turn it over at least one more time.

But, if the field isn't torn up, I don't think that Tyson Jackson gets injured. And, when he was in the game, our front seven played very well.

You could be right. I am just not willing to concede your point just yet.

It was a busted play. Floyd was running a crossing pattern across the back of the end zone. Flowers was with him step for step. It was great coverage all around. Rivers threw the ball behind Floyd, hoping that he could get back to it. He and flowers both slipped in the mess. And, Rivers had Dorsey breathing down his neck.

Floyd wasn't wide open. If you don't watch him the entire route and you just see him when the ball is in the air, then you might get that impression. But, he and Flowers both slipped. And, Rivers also had to get the ball over the linebackers and a crossing safety. Chiefs defense played that well.

This. :clap:

No, he wasn't.

Ok, sure. Id call a guy whos standin there by himself with no defender in the area that that ball is thrown to and having his body turned in that direction but just couldnt get it because he slipped, wide open

Look again. He was trying to reverse field because he was covered.