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big nasty kcnut 11-19-2018 12:00 AM

**** The Official Chiefs vs. Rams Game Thread****
 
It's go time.

PASSING YARDS
KC
P. Mahomes
231-345, 3150 YDS, 31 TD, 7 INT
LAR
J. Goff
227-332, 3134 YDS, 22 TD, 6 INT

RUSHING YARDS
KC
K. Hunt
167 CAR, 754 YDS, 7 TD
LAR
T. Gurley II
198 CAR, 988 YDS, 13 TD

RECEIVING YARDS
KC
T. Hill
55 REC, 891 YDS, 9 TD
LAR
B. Cooks
51 REC, 857 YDS, 3 TD

Game temperature will be in mid 60s. Hopefully the smoke won't affect the chiefs play.

Hammock Parties 11-19-2018 12:04 AM

Something thunders on the horizon.

https://i.imgur.com/6uadPNV.gif

ROYC75 11-19-2018 12:11 AM

In for the win!

carcosa 11-19-2018 12:14 AM

I BELIEF THAT CHIEFS WILL WIN!!!

Sweet Daddy Hate 11-19-2018 12:25 AM

Thank God Nut is back on the case!

Direckshun 11-19-2018 12:41 AM

4th quarter, 0:05 left on the clock. Game is tied 58-58. The ball is on the Chiefs own 4 yard line.

Goff takes the snap and hands it off to Gurley.

Gurley leaps as high into the air as his body musters, allowing him to narrowly hurdle the flying blur of Dee Ford. He lands and immediately jackknifes his body backwards to limbo under the corpse of a blocking tight end that Justin Houston hurled at him. The offensive lineman are ragdolled and tossed a variety of heights into the air as Chris Jones, Allen Bailey, and (why not) Dorian O'Daniel stampede through their resistance.

Gurley holds the ball tight against his chest and jumps off the unconscious remains of Roger Saffold and launches himself without reservation towards the endzone. Bailey, Jones, and O'Daniel each clench onto his torso to try to slow his advancement.

Yet Gurley's body stretches towards the promised land, Michael Jordan style in "Space Jam," as there is seemingly nothing that can be done.

But as he holds the ball out for the endzone, he feels the ball hit one last barrier: it is the Haglund deformity in Eric Berry's heel. Berry was actually activated and nobody checked because everyone believed he was still """""day to day""""".

Well to the surprise of all, this is his day.

His Haglund's deformity now a strength, Berry stands at the goal line facing away from the line of scrimmage, putting his deformed, mutant heel against the ball, causing Gurley's arm to do its best Alex Smith lower leg impression and crumple like an empty beer can.

The ball now lay unattended on the field, a legal fumble. Berry does a casual 180, scoops the ball up, and begins a casual jog to the other end of the field.

20 yards down, Brandon Cooks dives for his legs but the second he grabs Berry's heel, his body turns to Thanos-snapped ash.

40 yards down, Robert Woods finally collapses on #BerryStrong but upon Berry's now-exposed heel touching his skin, his skin turns to stone and freezes him in a perpetual tableau at the 50 yard line.

Goff, who had retreated to his own end zone the moment he handed Todd Gurley the ball, walks up to Eric Berry as they meet at the 20, standing 2 feet away from one another. In tears, Goff squeals "the power of Haglund's deforms you!!!"

In an irritated growl, Berry reveals why he never had surgery on his heel and roundhouse kicks Goff with the full force of his Haglund's deformity, driving his victim four feet into the turf, destroying the playing surface as every NFL executive still stranded in Mexico City throws up their hands, screaming "AH COME ONNN"

Berry steps over the Goff crater, walks into the end zone, and wins the Week 11 regular season matchup against a nonconference opponent for the Chiefs.

Michele Tafoya pulls him aside as the Chiefs bow before their defensive captain and $12 million capspace liability, saying "I thought you were doubtful for today's game??"

Eric Berry, never taking his eyes off the horizon, replies "Doubtful they'd win" and walks directly away from the camera as fireworks explode in the distance.

Hammock Parties 11-19-2018 12:45 AM

LMAO LMAO

We have to win now.

R Clark 11-19-2018 12:55 AM

Go Chiefs

Joshuabmayer 11-19-2018 12:57 AM

Holy shit that's one hell of an story/ending. I'm glad I'm up this late and can't sleep just so I could read it.

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TimBone 11-19-2018 01:10 AM

In for the mutha****in' win!!!

TimBone 11-19-2018 01:26 AM

Bravo, Direckshun. Bravo.

CasselGotPeedOn 11-19-2018 01:27 AM

Why wouldn't they just kick the field goal? :hmmm:

Nickhead 11-19-2018 01:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by carcosa (Post 13900137)
I BELIEF THAT CHIEFS WILL WIN!!!

Eye Nose they will :D

just sucks i cant watch it live with the new job. :cuss:

kc rush 11-19-2018 01:47 AM

In. Bring this home Nut.

Nickhead 11-19-2018 01:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Direckshun (Post 13900145)
4th quarter, 0:05 left on the clock. Game is tied 58-58. The ball is on the Chiefs own 4 yard line.

Goff takes the snap and hands it off to Gurley.

Gurley leaps as high into the air as his body musters, allowing him to narrowly hurdle the flying blur of Dee Ford. He lands and immediately jackknifes his body backwards to limbo under the corpse of a blocking tight end that Justin Houston hurled at him. The offensive lineman are ragdolled and tossed a variety of heights into the air as Chris Jones, Allen Bailey, and (why not) Dorian O'Daniel stampede through their resistance.

Gurley holds the ball tight against his chest and jumps off the unconscious remains of Roger Saffold and launches himself without reservation towards the endzone. Bailey, Jones, and O'Daniel each clench onto his torso to try to slow his advancement.

Yet Gurley's body stretches towards the promised land, Michael Jordan style in "Space Jam," as there is seemingly nothing that can be done.

But as he holds the ball out for the endzone, he feels the ball hit one last barrier: it is the Haglund deformity in Eric Berry's heel. Berry was actually activated and nobody checked because everyone believed he was still """""day to day""""".

Well to the surprise of all, this is his day.

His Haglund's deformity now a strength, Berry stands at the goal line facing away from the line of scrimmage, putting his deformed, mutant heel against the ball, causing Gurley's arm to do its best Alex Smith lower leg impression and crumple like an empty beer can.

The ball now lay unattended on the field, a legal fumble. Berry does a casual 180, scoops the ball up, and begins a casual jog to the other end of the field.

20 yards down, Brandon Cooks dives for his legs but the second he grabs Berry's heel, his body turns to Thanos-snapped ash.

40 yards down, Robert Woods finally collapses on #BerryStrong but upon Berry's now-exposed heel touching his skin, his skin turns to stone and freezes him in a perpetual tableau at the 50 yard line.

Goff, who had retreated to his own end zone the moment he handed Todd Gurley the ball, walks up to Eric Berry as they meet at the 20, standing 2 feet away from one another. In tears, Goff squeals "the power of Haglund's deforms you!!!"

In an irritated growl, Berry reveals why he never had surgery on his heel and roundhouse kicks Goff with the full force of his Haglund's deformity, driving his victim four feet into the turf, destroying the playing surface as every NFL executive still stranded in Mexico City throws up their hands, screaming "AH COME ONNN"

Berry steps over the Goff crater, walks into the end zone, and wins the Week 11 regular season matchup against a nonconference opponent for the Chiefs.

Michele Tafoya pulls him aside as the Chiefs bow before their defensive captain and $12 million capspace liability, saying "I thought you were doubtful for today's game??"

Eric Berry, never taking his eyes off the horizon, replies "Doubtful they'd win" and walks directly away from the camera as fireworks explode in the distance.

umm, as nice as that was, you should have saved this speech for the super bowl... but then again i guess you could repost it when the time is right. :D

New World Order 11-19-2018 01:50 AM

WE GOTTA BELIEF!

T-post Tom 11-19-2018 02:18 AM

Cheerleader battle at half-time should be interesting.

NSFW

JakeLV 11-19-2018 02:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by T-post Tom (Post 13900173)
Cheerleader battle at half-time should be interesting.

NSFW

Legit weirdest thing I’ve seen today.

T-post Tom 11-19-2018 02:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JakeLV (Post 13900174)
Legit weirdest thing I’ve seen today.

The day is young sir: NSFW

Sweet Daddy Hate 11-19-2018 02:29 AM

LMAO

TwistedChief 11-19-2018 02:37 AM

Clay breaking out GoT? This just got real.

Hammock Parties 11-19-2018 02:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TwistedChief (Post 13900179)
Clay breaking out GoT? This just got real.

Valar Morghulose

"All men must lose."

CaliforniaChief 11-19-2018 02:51 AM

#ArrowheadWest

JakeLV 11-19-2018 03:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by T-post Tom (Post 13900176)
The day is young sir: NSFW

It was only 22 minutes into my new day sir, so you are correct.

That being said, a turd cutter having a turd cutter isn’t as weird as knives from nips.

I think this is a picture of my spirit animal.

Naptown Chief 11-19-2018 03:09 AM

Chiefs will be 10-1 come Tuesday.

T-post Tom 11-19-2018 03:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JakeLV (Post 13900191)
It was only 22 minutes into my new day sir, so you are correct.

That being said, a turd cutter having a turd cutter isn’t as weird as knives from nips.

I think this is a picture of my spirit animal.

trying harder...


MMXcalibur 11-19-2018 03:56 AM

I sure hope we win this game.
That'd be swell.

Danguardace 11-19-2018 04:41 AM

Feel like the pressure has been lifted with that chargers loss can just sit back and enjoy.

St. Patty's Fire 11-19-2018 04:59 AM

This has been the longest week ever

Hopefully we go in there and curbstomp them so I can get to sleep by 11. But we all know this is going to come down ro the last play and there will be no sleep for either fanbase.

Hammock Parties 11-19-2018 05:16 AM

I really hope we win.

I can't take zero respect from morons until the playoffs arrive.

FlaChief58 11-19-2018 06:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties (Post 13900208)
I really hope we win.

I can't take zero respect from morons until the playoffs arrive.

Don't worry, they'll be happy to tell us how the lambs beat themselves and despite the loss are still the team to beat. That and how the chargers are in the driver's seat to win the west.

Johnny Vegas 11-19-2018 06:20 AM

Fly Chiefs fly! C H I E F S CHIEFS!!

Coochie liquor 11-19-2018 06:32 AM

Tonight we have a chance to show we’re an actual contender, not a pretender! Let’s do this shit!!! Go Chiefs!!

Reerun_KC 11-19-2018 06:40 AM

Saints are the team to beat. Not the Rams.

Reerun_KC 11-19-2018 06:40 AM

We will be fine.

BleedingRed 11-19-2018 07:04 AM

GoT GIF should have Mahomes as dragon with Andy riding him

Hammock Parties 11-19-2018 07:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BleedingRed (Post 13900235)
GoT GIF should have Mahomes as dragon with Andy riding him

Chiefs gotta earn that reveal.

CupidStunt 11-19-2018 07:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties (Post 13900208)
I really hope we win.

I can't take zero respect from morons until the playoffs arrive.

Bro, at the very worst, they win in a shootout. No team in the league is stopping us. So we'll get plenty of respect for losing close to a super-elite team.

It's a damn shame our 4 toughest opponents so far have all been on the road. If this game was at Arrowhead I think we win by 10 and get all dat respek.

BigRedChief 11-19-2018 07:17 AM

Too many "The's" in the title of the game day thread. We will blame you if we lose. CP's lawyers will be contacting you concerning reimbursement for our pain and suffering.

MGRS13 11-19-2018 07:20 AM

Peter king just let the cat out of the bag in his column on profootballtalk."both teams will be down a reciever cupp and watkins.". So I guess sammy ain't playing

TLO 11-19-2018 07:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MGRS13 (Post 13900246)
Peter king just let the cat out of the bag in his column on profootballtalk."both teams will be down a reciever cupp and watkins.". So I guess sammy ain't playing

Link?

pugsnotdrugs19 11-19-2018 07:22 AM

Let’s go

MGRS13 11-19-2018 07:26 AM

ProFootballTalk : FMIA Week 11—Embedded in New Orleans: The Ritz, the Rout and the Reason the Saints Are Unstoppable
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...11-peter-king/

RaidersOftheCellar 11-19-2018 07:28 AM

According to St John, the Chiefs lead the Rams in offensive AND defensive yards per play.

And vs a tougher schedule, right?

Chiefs4TheWin 11-19-2018 07:29 AM

In.. I hope we win this!

pugsnotdrugs19 11-19-2018 07:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MGRS13 (Post 13900253)
ProFootballTalk : FMIA Week 11—Embedded in New Orleans: The Ritz, the Rout and the Reason the Saints Are Unstoppable
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...11-peter-king/

Well, we’ve got a bye week coming right up. It’s a lot more important to have Sammy Watkins after that than tonight. Luckily they’re missing Kupp too so it’s basically eye for an eye this week.

Bob Dole 11-19-2018 07:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Danguardace (Post 13900204)
Feel like the pressure has been lifted with that chargers loss can just sit back and enjoy.

Exactly my thought.

MGRS13 11-19-2018 07:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19 (Post 13900258)
Well, we’ve got a bye week coming right up. It’s a lot more important to have Sammy Watkins after that than tonight. Luckily they’re missing Kupp too so it’s basically eye for an eye this week.

Another soft player on a soft team. Imo this has always been a big problem for Ried and the chiefs since he has been the coach. He's a great coach but his teams are always soft.

staylor26 11-19-2018 07:38 AM

I don’t feel good about this at all.

pugsnotdrugs19 11-19-2018 07:38 AM

Controlling the game with Hunt is all the more important with Watkins out. I don’t see our receivers behind Hill getting open against M2M coverage with any consistency.

pugsnotdrugs19 11-19-2018 07:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MGRS13 (Post 13900262)
Another soft player on a soft team. Imo this has always been a big problem for Ried and the chiefs since he has been the coach. He's a great coach but his teams are always soft.

I think soft is the wrong word, specifically as it pertains to Watkins. That dude looks like a RB when he has the ball in his hands. He bulls into defenders and doesn’t shy away from hits.

Unfortunately, he’s likely working through this injury and he and the team know that it’s a lot more important to have him through December and the playoffs than tonight. The Super Bowl will not be won or lost in this game. HFA, the division, none of it will be won or lost tonight.

RaidersOftheCellar 11-19-2018 07:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Direckshun (Post 13900145)
4th quarter, 0:05 left on the clock. Game is tied 58-58. The ball is on the Chiefs own 4 yard line.

Goff takes the snap and hands it off to Gurley.

Gurley leaps as high into the air as his body musters, allowing him to narrowly hurdle the flying blur of Dee Ford. He lands and immediately jackknifes his body backwards to limbo under the corpse of a blocking tight end that Justin Houston hurled at him. The offensive lineman are ragdolled and tossed a variety of heights into the air as Chris Jones, Allen Bailey, and (why not) Dorian O'Daniel stampede through their resistance.

Gurley holds the ball tight against his chest and jumps off the unconscious remains of Roger Saffold and launches himself without reservation towards the endzone. Bailey, Jones, and O'Daniel each clench onto his torso to try to slow his advancement.

Yet Gurley's body stretches towards the promised land, Michael Jordan style in "Space Jam," as there is seemingly nothing that can be done.

But as he holds the ball out for the endzone, he feels the ball hit one last barrier: it is the Haglund deformity in Eric Berry's heel. Berry was actually activated and nobody checked because everyone believed he was still """""day to day""""".

Well to the surprise of all, this is his day.

His Haglund's deformity now a strength, Berry stands at the goal line facing away from the line of scrimmage, putting his deformed, mutant heel against the ball, causing Gurley's arm to do its best Alex Smith lower leg impression and crumple like an empty beer can.

The ball now lay unattended on the field, a legal fumble. Berry does a casual 180, scoops the ball up, and begins a casual jog to the other end of the field.

20 yards down, Brandon Cooks dives for his legs but the second he grabs Berry's heel, his body turns to Thanos-snapped ash.

40 yards down, Robert Woods finally collapses on #BerryStrong but upon Berry's now-exposed heel touching his skin, his skin turns to stone and freezes him in a perpetual tableau at the 50 yard line.

Goff, who had retreated to his own end zone the moment he handed Todd Gurley the ball, walks up to Eric Berry as they meet at the 20, standing 2 feet away from one another. In tears, Goff squeals "the power of Haglund's deforms you!!!"

In an irritated growl, Berry reveals why he never had surgery on his heel and roundhouse kicks Goff with the full force of his Haglund's deformity, driving his victim four feet into the turf, destroying the playing surface as every NFL executive still stranded in Mexico City throws up their hands, screaming "AH COME ONNN"

Berry steps over the Goff crater, walks into the end zone, and wins the Week 11 regular season matchup against a nonconference opponent for the Chiefs.

Michele Tafoya pulls him aside as the Chiefs bow before their defensive captain and $12 million capspace liability, saying "I thought you were doubtful for today's game??"

Eric Berry, never taking his eyes off the horizon, replies "Doubtful they'd win" and walks directly away from the camera as fireworks explode in the distance.

Nice work.

MGRS13 11-19-2018 07:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19 (Post 13900269)
I think soft is the wrong word, specifically as it pertains to Watkins. That dude looks like a RB when he has the ball in his hands. He bulls into defenders and doesn’t shy away from hits.

Unfortunately, he’s likely working through this injury and he and the team know that it’s a lot more important to have him through December and the playoffs than tonight. The Super Bowl will not be won or lost in this game. HFA, the division, none of it will be won or lost tonight.

Maybe. It's just a little frustrating that a stinger or normal wear and tear for players on another team turn into multiple missed games for chiefs players.

DTVietnam 11-19-2018 08:00 AM

any injury update?..any word on Watkins?

Simply Red 11-19-2018 08:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Reerun_KC (Post 13900219)
Saints are the team to beat. Not the Rams.

I totally TOTALLY agree - they're scary.

Simply Red 11-19-2018 08:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 13900263)
I don’t feel good about this at all.

see post#44

Marcellus 11-19-2018 08:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MGRS13 (Post 13900278)
Maybe. It's just a little frustrating that a stinger or normal wear and tear for players on another team turn into multiple missed games for chiefs players.

I dont want to shit this thread up but you are making shit up.

Simply Red 11-19-2018 08:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MGRS13 (Post 13900253)
ProFootballTalk : FMIA Week 11—Embedded in New Orleans: The Ritz, the Rout and the Reason the Saints Are Unstoppable
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...11-peter-king/

You just wonder where he gets that Intel. I'm hoping it's speculation.

digger 11-19-2018 08:18 AM

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-UrBU2b03Wt...s_showtime.gif

redfan 11-19-2018 08:21 AM

In, like a street taco with fresh pico.

ptlyon 11-19-2018 08:22 AM

Ask not what this country can do for you, but one giant leap for Chiefs kind.

MGRS13 11-19-2018 08:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marcellus (Post 13900306)
I dont want to shit this thread up but you are making shit up.

Didn't mean to. Again just my opinion. I'm not the first person to accuse this team of being a little soft. More then one of these guys seems to be day to day more often then not.

Best22 11-19-2018 08:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MGRS13 (Post 13900278)
Maybe. It's just a little frustrating that a stinger or normal wear and tear for players on another team turn into multiple missed games for chiefs players.

1. I’d rather have Watkins healthy for the playoffs.
2. Many of these players already play with alot of pain. I’m pretty sure Hunt isn’t feeling quite as good as he did in week 1. Everybody’s already hurt, just not bad enough to show up on the injury report

Mecca 11-19-2018 08:25 AM

Sammy Watkins has had some foot issues in the past, I don't think it's remotely being soft it's the team being smart not wanting to turn a 2 week injury into a 2 month injury.

Simply Red 11-19-2018 08:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 13900316)
Sammy Watkins has had some foot issues in the past, I don't think it's remotely being soft it's the team being smart not wanting to turn a 2 week injury into a 2 month injury.

have you heard anything aside from the Peter King tweet? Gosh I hope he can go.

staylor26 11-19-2018 08:28 AM

Lol CP is a joke

Anybody that ever gets injured on the Chiefs must be soft, right? :rolleyes:

MGRS13 11-19-2018 08:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 13900316)
Sammy Watkins has had some foot issues in the past, I don't think it's remotely being soft it's the team being smart not wanting to turn a 2 week injury into a 2 month injury.

Sure yep I get it. It's the NFL everyone is a little hurt at this point. I just don't see the attitude of "I don't care, if I could walk I was gonna play in this game.". And maybe that is a thing of the past. I don't know. I know having watkins on the field is huge for the O. If he doesn't play the chiefs will miss him. If he can't go he can't go. But if he's 70%. You gotta get out there

RunKC 11-19-2018 08:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19 (Post 13900264)
Controlling the game with Hunt is all the more important with Watkins out. I don’t see our receivers behind Hill getting open against M2M coverage with any consistency.

The Rams secondary sucks dude LMAO

Best22 11-19-2018 08:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MGRS13 (Post 13900324)
Sure yep I get it. It's the NFL everyone is a little hurt at this point. I just don't see the attitude of "I don't care, if I could walk I was gonna play in this game.". And maybe that is a thing of the past. I don't know. I know having watkins on the field is huge for the O. If he doesn't play the chiefs will miss him. If he can't go he can't go. But if he's 70%. You gotta get out there

Guys have a lot of pain we don’t know about because they have zero incentive to tell anyone. I remember Kelce got shoulder surgery after 2016 and no one knew when he got hurt. Mahomes got surgery on both arms after his 2016 Tech season, but he played every game

I want Watkins healthy in the playoffs, period. This Rams game is only a non-conference game anyway, despite the hype

CupidStunt 11-19-2018 08:37 AM

I'd rather be "soft" and elite than tough and dogshit. There are no elite, "tough" teams. You think the Saints or Rams are tough? ROFL

ptlyon 11-19-2018 08:41 AM

If you guys think Watkins isn't going to play against his old team in the biggest game of the year to date, you guys need to lay off the cabbage

Marcellus 11-19-2018 08:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CupidStunt (Post 13900334)
I'd rather be "soft" and elite than tough and dogshit. There are no elite, "tough" teams. You think the Saints or Rams are tough? ROFL

Tough to beat is all that matters.

pugsnotdrugs19 11-19-2018 08:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 13900330)
The Rams secondary sucks dude LMAO

It’s not great but their safeties are decent. Shields and Robey-Coleman can probably contain our backup WRs if nothing else, unlike Watkins.

All I’m saying is neither Conley or D-Rob have shown they can win vs. man coverage consistently and until they do, I’m gonna doubt them.

Mecca 11-19-2018 08:57 AM

I don't even expect him to be out honestly but I think they're being cautious.

Simply Red 11-19-2018 09:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 13900330)
The Rams secondary sucks dude LMAO

John Johnson is good.

Marcellus 11-19-2018 09:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 13900357)
I don't even expect him to be out honestly but I think they're being cautious.

Its not been actually reported he will be out, I guess activating Dieter may have escalated the rumors though.

pugsnotdrugs19 11-19-2018 09:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Simply Red (Post 13900368)
John Johnson is good.

Joyner is solid too. Their safeties are fine, although neither can keep up with Kelce imo.

O.city 11-19-2018 09:19 AM

Watkins is pretty soft injury wise.

Simply Red 11-19-2018 09:20 AM

wow - this will be interesting to see if Sammy goes - I kind of doubt he does :(

Next man up though! LETS GO!!!

BleedingRed 11-19-2018 09:22 AM

Its time........

https://i.redd.it/1xrszz5gb6jz.gif


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