The weird thing about it is how each game is like an Ali v. Forman "rope a dope" fight. We just dance around until the end and then go ape shit. Also, the defense explodes into turnover mode in the last quarter and tears the heart out of the opponent's offense.

This just in, Tom Brady's so impressed, he said Alex can **** his wife in the butt....

You'd never know I don't dislike the guy, I just think he has dome issues.

whatever man

senseless

I have said he had a shit game today. It was his worst as a Chief. It is going to happen. Unlike Cassel among others, even when he is having a bad day he doesn't shit his pants and cost us the game.

It's like people are mad because our strength is our D. When we go against a team like Denver, this offense is going to be exactly what we need. Dink, dunk, eat the clock and keep Manning on the bench then turn our D loose.
They need to get it together but overall that is how we are going to beat a Peyton Manning.

The concern for me is that as soon as they began to play more competent defensive teams, they began regressing. And don't mistake "competent defense" for "good defense". The Jaguars, Eagles, Cowboys and Giants are all terrible. Tennessee and Oakland are better, but we're talking middle of the pack at best.

This offense made some of the league's worse defenses look competent. And then did nothing against the Titans and Raiders. And that's not me bitching, that's just me stating fact. It's very troubling to me. There should be some sign that things are getting better, but there aren't any. At all.

At some point, Childress, Ault and Reid will need to make some bold changes on the offensive line, whether it's benching Allen and Fisher (and maybe Asamoah) or moving guys around.

Dorsey needs to start signing receivers and TE's off of practice squads because neither group is cutting it.

It's possible this team wins 12 or more games due to this defense and Jamaal Charles. But a Super Bowl is unlikely unless the offense turns it around.

And yes, I believe this defense can carry the Chiefs to a Super Bowl.

Our D seems to have been as strong in the 4th as in the 1st in every game so far this season. I haven't seen them get gassed yet.

I thought we had a lot of breakdowns in pass protection.

It all starts with the blocking upfront. The pocket was collapsing on Smith quite a bit today. He didn't look comfortable and couldn't settle in. I thought there were a lot of times where he didn't set his feet properly which would explain why his throws were a bit off.

I think our receivers suck. It just frustrated the heck out of me that these guys can't separate. Sure the Raiders dbs can cover well when that happens.

Is Fasano almost ready to return? Seemed like his injury initially wouldn't force him to miss much time, but it has been a month now.

This was not a good performance at all, offensively.

Smith was not accurate, not even on the close routes. The only time I said "good throw" was the one to Bowe where he put it right in front of him. Other than that, he was too high, wide, etc.

The pass to Avery was an easy TD that was blown (on the deep route in the 4th.)

The offense is out of rhythm and needs to get out of it fast.

Being serious, we are probably 1 Atlanta loss away from TG being trade to KC.

It makes too much sense both ways and Tony looks like the hero he always want to look like.

25 for 75 on third down conversions, for the season, is a bit concerning. IIRC KC went 1for 15 on third down against TN.

Yeah, here I go again. I hope Tony Gonzalez was watching that game thinking about how amazing this defense is and how just improving the offense to serviceable could send this team to the Super Bowl he covets so badly.

But today I think we saw that defenses can really limit our offense by just taking the TE out of the game. McGrath was nowhere to be seen today.

A couple of us made the observation at 12:54 and 12:55 today. Perhaps they weren't. Some thought gassed, some thought they were just getting more pissed with the offense..