Don't get me wrong I hope so, but he has a point about playing in Pittsburgh...it's a loud obnoixous stadium. Hell I hope they blow his ear drums!

http://www.suite101.com/content/top-...adiums-a158194

http://armchairgm.wikia.com/Top_10_T...t_NFL_Stadiums

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...t-nfl-stadiums


...and these articles were published after the Herm era...that is when Arrowhead was quiet...

I remember last year that the Steelers commented how loud the stadium was for the Chiefs and they had half the stadium filled with their fans.

I think this is going to be louder than the season opener. Pittsburgh is crazy, no doubt, but the Chiefs fans on that field in January are rabid.

The crowd has to be into the game from the beginning. Flacco can be rattled. He'll hold the ball forever and he'll give the secondary chances.

They have some legit receivers, but I think the Chiefs match up well with them.

Yeah, yeah...everybody thinks their stadium is the shits, but its a veteran team with a Playoff seasoned QB. Don't get me wrong, noise can definitely be a factor, but its more a practical matter of hearing not getting the emotional willies.

This was directed more towards Flacco (you saying he wont get rattled)...not your veterans...

I hate to imagine Ray Ray stepping foot in the new Arrowhead....I can't stand that douche bag.

Oher is good for next week, but I think Reed got his bell rung.

To each his own...I'm sure that upsets him.

As much as Arrowhead is supposedly a tough place to play it hasn't helped us win a playoff game since 1993.

Martyocrity trumps noise.

No defense trumps noise.

The other funny thing is this is only the 2nd time the Ravens have ever played at Arrowhead. That is hard to believe. They played in Arrowhead in 2006 against Herm's first team with Steve McNair at QB and won 20-10.

Sorry I just think he should be behind bars...no ill will towards you. I've been to several Ravens games and like the stadium, but just can't stand Ray.

It didn't help much today either.

It is weird. But since they do divisional round-robin scheduling I guess anything can happen.