Originally Posted by A8bil (Post 14753049)

Interesting new definition. I dont remember that qualification when you bashed AS incessantly while he was leading KC to back to back AFC West 1st place finishes.

Originally Posted by Pawnmower (Post 14753183)

Quote me a single post where I said anything about alex Smith that is unreasonable. You're full of shit. You cant do it because I havent. I never called for him to he benched...I was ok with letting mahomes hold a clipboard for a year unlike some....etc. I was not one of thhttps://finance.yahoo.com/quote/000001.SS?.tsrc=applewfe unreasonable ones...

But please , you claim I did this non stop so surely you can post several examples of me 'bashing' him unreasonably yes? You joined in 2017 and you're some expert on my smith posts?

I'm in a LOT of game day threads...so please...feel free to post my bashings..and prove me wrong.

Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 14752591)

Post some in our favor so I can be happy again!

Originally Posted by suzzer99 (Post 14753451)

It is absolutely true that a dominant front four is the only thing that can neutralize a dominant QB/offense.

But I trust in Reid/Mahomes to have a plan.

Also Spags has been that dominant front four that picked off the most dominant team the league has seen since 1972 - so he should have some ideas about how to neutralize it, and how to dish out some dominance of our own.

Originally Posted by UChieffyBugger (Post 14753477)

Imo Sean Peyton cracked the code of the Niners defense...you don't march up and down the field all game like that without knowing a defense's flaws inside-out and I know Andy and co will have studied that game like crazy. Since then how many great passing offenses have they faced? Atlanta was probably the most talented group and the Niners lost that game. Seattle pushed them to the brink too despite Russ not having that many weapons.

Originally Posted by UChieffyBugger (Post 14753477)

Imo Sean Peyton cracked the code of the Niners defense...you don't march up and down the field all game like that without knowing a defense's flaws inside-out and I know Andy and co will have studied that game like crazy. Since then how many great passing offenses have they faced? Atlanta was probably the most talented group and the Niners lost that game. Seattle pushed them to the brink too despite Russ not having that many weapons.

Originally Posted by All22 (Post 14753593)

Most of the secondary didn't play in the Atlanta game.

But you could argue the most talented group of "Weapons" we faced this year was the OBJ, Landry, and Chubb or Gurley, Kupp, Woods, and Cooks or Kamara, Cook, Thomas, Hill, Ginn. Or Cook, Diggs, Thelien etc

I don't see the Chiefs "weapons" as better than most of those. Your running game kinda sucks and our DLine will be happy just pinning their ears back all game knowing that they're really only looking for screens but not run plays.

Originally Posted by Chris Meck (Post 14753503)

I think the thing people aren't talking enough about is the Chiefs defense.

I fully expect them to play great.

I think Clark may be a dark horse SB MVP candidate.

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19 (Post 14753633)

It’s gonna stay that way too. From the brief clips I’ve seen on talk shows today, no one thinks they’re going to be able to stop the 9ers really at all... it’s like we have to win a shootout if we are going to win at all.

Originally Posted by All22 (Post 14753593)

Most of the secondary didn't play in the Atlanta game.

But you could argue the most talented group of "Weapons" we faced this year was the OBJ, Landry, and Chubb or Gurley, Kupp, Woods, and Cooks or Kamara, Cook, Thomas, Hill, Ginn. Or Cook, Diggs, Thelien etc

I don't see the Chiefs "weapons" as better than most of those. Your running game kinda sucks and our DLine will be happy just pinning their ears back all game knowing that they're really only looking for screens but not run plays.

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 14752136)

What's your number?

For the last few years, really since Smith's last season, I entered games by saying "if the Chiefs score X, they'll win..."

Now last season's god-awful defense ruined that kind of approach but I'd say it's a fair way to look at things again.

So what's your number? I think the 9ers O is just varied enough that they'll probably get a long TD in there, 3 sustained drives and make another drive off a STs error or turnover. So figure 5 scoring drives yielding 4 TDs and a FG.

So as I enter the game, I'm sitting here thinking "alright Pat - your job is to get us 34. Get there and we win it..."

What's your number?