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The Chiefs Sent Out This Post Game Note To The Media (https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=264462)

The Chiefs are the definition of insanity. The end.

What a vomit inducing waste of time.....

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Originally Posted by billay (Post 8964731)

Cassel Passing Leader in First Four Games: With 251 passing yards today, QB Matt Cassel has accumulated 1,058 passing yards in the first four games of the season. That mark ranks him first in franchise history for most passing yards during the first four games of the season. He breaks QB Joe Montana’s record of 1,054 yards in the first four games of the 1994 season.

ROFL

They forgot to add in that Press Release:

--K.C. had 5 more first downs than San Diego
--K.C out-gained San Diego by 60 yards
--K.C. out-rushed San Diego with 12 fewer attempts
--Matt Cassel passed for 44 yards more than Philip Rivers
--Matt Cassel had more completions than Philip Rivers
--K.C. had more punt returns yesterday and 2 more kick-off returns
--K.C. had more sacks than the Chargers (3-2)
--The Chiefs lost more fumbles than San Diego did
--K.C. had one fewer punts than San Diego did
--K.C were penalized more often and for more yards than San Diego

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I don't think this is getting any run in the media today. Why not?! It should be front page material for anybody covering this pitiful franchise!

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Originally Posted by Coogs (Post 8965322)

http://www.pro-football-reference.co.../gamelog/1994/

It appears as if game 4 of 1994 was possibly Montana's worst game as a Chief.

It was the only game in his career in which he was shutout.

The Rams were pretty bad -- either 0-3 or 1-2, I think -- and the 3-0 Chiefs were heavy favorites. Afterwards, there were rumors that the team had been hit by the flu, and I remember seeing a giant sign on an office building that said, "The Rams didn't beat us -- the flu did!"

Un
****ing
believable.

I understand that people **** up, and not everyone can build an NFL team correctly, but this is just inexcusable idiocracy.
Is this real?? Are they really still trying to sell Matt?
I'm really in shock here. I have a hard time believing this is true.
Link? Source?

Here's another presser, Scott. :mad:

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Matt Cassel.

Ricky Stanzi has never thrown a regular season NFL pass. So the fact that Kansas City’s crowd, on at least one occasion, broke into a “Stanzi! Stanzi!” chant does not bode well for Cassel (or backup Brady Quinn).

One week after leading the Chiefs to a win in New Orleans, Cassel again face-planted in front of his home fans. He threw three interceptions, including a first-half pick-6, as the Chiefs were blasted by the Chargers in an important divisional matchup.

http://nfl.si.com/2012/09/30/first-d...ars/?hpt=hp_t3

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Originally Posted by beach tribe (Post 8966658)

Will you join me in a chant of PIOLI!(?) :LOL:

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Originally Posted by bobbything (Post 8964899)

I can't believe this at all. If true, the Chiefs are the most arrogant, self-unaware organization on planet Earth.

They do it every game - they do the obscure stats for media in hopes that some reporter will run with it.

Here is the entire thing:

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POSTGAME NOTES: CHIEFS VS. CHARGERS (9/30)

Pitoitua’s Multi-Sack Day: DE Ropati Pitoitua recorded the first multi-sack performance of his career with 2.0 sacks (-10.0 yards) of San Diego QB Philip Rivers. The sacks are his first QB takedowns as a member of the Chiefs. He now has 3.0 sacks for his career.

Hali’s Sack: LB Tamba Hali recorded his first sack of the season (-10.0 yards). The sack gives him 54.5 career sacks. He has recorded 9.5 sacks against San Diego in his career, all coming against QB Philip Rivers.

Charles’ Multi-Touchdown Day: In today’s game, RB Jamaal Charles recorded a 37-yard rushing touchdown and a 13-yard touchdown pass from QB Matt Cassel. It was the first game of Charles’ career in which he recorded at least one rushing and one receiving touchdown in the same game. It was the fourth multi-touchdown game of his career. Charles recorded a kickoff return for a touchdown and a touchdown reception vs. Pittsburgh (11/22/09), he ran for two touchdowns at Denver (1/3/10), and he caught two touchdown passes vs. Tennessee (12/26/10). Charles led all Chiefs rushers with 17 carries for 92 yards (5.4 avg.).

Cassel Passing Leader in First Four Games: With 251 passing yards today, QB Matt Cassel has accumulated 1,058 passing yards in the first four games of the season. That mark ranks him first in franchise history for most passing yards during the first four games of the season. He breaks QB Joe Montana’s record of 1,054 yards in the first four games of the 1994 season.

Bowe Goes for 100: WR Dwayne Bowe caught seven passes for 108 yards (15.4 avg.) and a 29-yard touchdown in today’s contest. It was his second 100-yard receiving performance of the season. The touchdown reception was his third of the season and his 39th career receiving touchdown.

Flowers’ Interception: CB Brandon Flowers registered his first interception of the season. The takeaway was his 14th career interception. It was his second career interception of San Diego QB Philip Rivers.

Colquitt’s Punting Average: P Dustin Colquitt booted four punts for 205 yards (51.3 gross, 51.3 net), with three inside the 20-yard line in today’s contest. His 51.3 net average is his highest net average for the season and ties for the second-highest net average performance in his career. His career best is a 52.0 net average performance at Indianapolis (10/10/10).

Arenas Moves Up Career Return Chart: With three punt returns for 39 yards (13.0 avg.), CB Javier Arenas has 81 punt returns for 865 yards in his career. That moves him into third place in Chiefs history for highest career punt return average with a 10.68 yards per return average. He moves past J.T. Smith (10.60) and Tamarick Vanover (10.66) for fourth and third, respectively.

CHIEFS RECORD BOOK

HIGHEST PUNT RETURN AVERAGE, CAREER (Min. 50 Punt Returns)

1. 11.11 Noland Smith (53-589) 1967-69

2. 10.87 Abner Haynes (54-587) 1960-64

3. 10.68 Javier Arenas (81-865) 2010-12

4. 10.66 Tamarick Vanover (181-1,930) 1995-99

5. 10.60 J.T. Smith (216-2,289) 1978-84

6. 10.01 Dante Hall (188-1,882) 2000-06

Lilja’s Milestone Game: G Ryan Lilja appeared in his 100th career NFL game (93 starts). In his 100th career game, he made his first-career start at center, filling in for an injured C Rodney Hudson, who was placed on injured reserve with a knee injury.

It's worse than politics. Spin, spin, spin. Unfortunately for them, we can see that the only thing spinning is the large turd called the Chiefs going down the toilet bowl instead of ever being a legitimate Super Bowl contender under this asshat.

talk about trying to polish a turd.

My jaw hit the floor so hard after seeing this the other day, it almost broke.

Big. Brass. Balls... made me want to puke.