Philly isn't a physical team, so our defense pretty much dominated.


When we face a team that will run it down our throat relentlessly, I will be worried.

Then you are good.

Seriously the first quarter is probably the worst quarter of football I have seen the Chiefs play in awhile.

So basically, it sounds like the QB play was more of the same, and the defense stepped it up a notch tonight.

That, or Philly didn't bother to try to establish the run, and Kolb shit down his leg.

I hope it's that guys stepped up.

Jesus.

BS.

Give credit where due. Last year Philly raped us.

Outside of the first series on D after the fumble the D played great.

I don't know if I should spoil it for you but we needed a half a yard for a first down and our HOF QB can't even sneak that...

I'm watching the Saints game (the only team we get in my area) and Brees was ridiculously sharp. He was making some impossible throws tonight.

Unfortunately the defense was every bit as pitiful as the offense early on. The Philly touchdown came on an 18-yard run and the field goal came after an extremely long (15-20 play, 7+ minute) drive. The first quarter was basically a shit sandwich.

Both units seemed to turn it on at about the same time.

I trust your opinion, so...

Did they "turn it on" or did Philly help them out by playing poorly?

Or a combination of both?

7:00 to finding out for myself, but I'd still like to hear your thoughts.

LMAO at dirk in full Cassel meltdown mode tonight.

Look at what you've done to digler, you worthless sack of ****ing shit!!!!!!!!

Yeah, I figured Cassel's play was more of the same based on the thread title and Dirk's responses.

LMAO

Can we just run the ball every down?

They turned it on. The blitzes they ran were beautiful. And the secondary was ****ing great.

I have had it with noodle arm. I would rather watch them trot out Tyler Palko.

Laugh now but you won't be soon enough

We do, essentially.

It reminds me of Reid's philosophy of the short pass being the equivalent of a run. The play calling demonstrates absolutely no faith in Cassel to do anything with the football.

3 steps and out. 3 steps and out. At several points, Green even noted that Cassel had ___ on a 12-yard curl, but opted to go with the safe pass. Gave some feint praise about not pressing the ball down the field. Yeah, it sounded about as half-hearted as it reads.