I agree with you. KcNut is an idiot and has the worst grammar of all time, but we should have rode his streak till it died.


Oh well.

I hope KCNUT starts a game thread.

If and when kill this one mods.

TY~

KCNut said he would start a game thread just now.

I hope so. TY KC.

No, I am not superstitious at all.

Actually I just want a win. Period.

This lack of organization worries ROR, and could quite possibly produce a Sad Panda at days end...

Jesus Christ, we are ****ed.

Rausch will be leaving soon for the game. First one in 2 years.

Hope it stays nice out...

For the record. It's either a well deserved win or buttrape by the 9ners
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Oh crap. I hope I'm wearing the same underwear as the 1st two weeks two. You're not supposed to change your underwear all week if they win... right?

The Chiefs have scored 1 touchdown for every way possible.

1 Rushing. 1 Passing. 1 Defensive. 1 Special Teams. I say we add 1 to each of those today.

=_=

Think Cassel can break the big 200 today?

According to a linear progression, Cassel will throw y yards in the xth game.

Using his current stats, the equation is y = 108x - 40.

Therefore, the 3rd game, cassel will throw for 284 yards.

Can't wait to see him in week 16 when he throws for 1688. :-D

GO CHIEFS
Chiefs 14
Whiners 10

Whiners know ass-raping .. but Chiefs are gona do the raping ....

****Official 49ers at Chiefs Gamethread****
 

The Chiefs are seeking to register their first 3-0 start since 2003

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (2-0)
VS SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (0-2)
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2010 - 12:00 PM (CENTRAL)
NEW ARROWHEAD - KANSAS CITY, MO
BROADCAST INFORMATION

FOX Regional Coverage
WDAF (FOX 4 in Kansas City)
Play-by-play: Sam Rosen Color Commentator: Tim Ryan Sideline Reporter: Chris Myers
Chiefs FOX Football Radio Network
KCFX-FM (101.1 FM in Kansas City)
Play-by-play: Mitch Holthus Color Commentator: Len Dawson Sideline Reporter: Kendall Gammon


THE MATCH-UP

The Chiefs are seeking to register their first 3-0 start since 2003 when they host San Francisco at the New Arrowhead on Sunday (9/26). Kansas City is coming off a 16-14 victory at Cleveland (9/19). Dating back to the 2009 regular season finale, the Chiefs have now won three straight under Head Coach Todd Haley. The Chiefs have outscored their opponents by an 81-to-52 margin over that three-game winning streak, good for an average score of 27.0 to 17.3.


The Chiefs are one of eight 2-0 teams and one of just three 2-0 squads that have rebounded from an 0-2 start in 2009, joining Miami and Tampa Bay as the only other teams to accomplish that feat.


San Francisco is coming off a last-second 25-22 loss on Monday Night Football vs. New Orleans (9/20). The 49ers are making their first appearance in Kansas City since suffering a 41-0 loss at Arrowhead (10/1/06). San Francisco hasn’t won in KC since ’82, the 49ers longest active road victory drought against any club they have defeated at least once on the road. San Francisco has yet to win a road contest against the Ravens, Texans or Jaguars.
Offensively, KC ranks fi fth in the NFL, averaging 137.5 rushing ypg and is 10th in the league with a 4.2 yards-per-carry average. Meanwhile, the Chiefs defense is tied for ninth in the league, permitting 91.5 rushing ypg. The Chiefs are tied for eighth in scoring defense, allowing just 14.0 ppg. KC is one of just six clubs that have allowed 14 points or less in both of their games in 2010, joining Miami, Minnesota, the N.Y. Jets, Pittsburgh and Tampa Bay as the only other clubs to accomplish that feat. Kansas City has permitted seven second-half points in 2010 and is one of four clubs that hasn’t allowed a score in the fourth quarter. The Chiefs have allowed opponents to convert just 28.6% (8 of 28) of their third down opportunities, a figure that is tied for sixth in the NFL.

http://www.kcchiefs.com/assets/club-.../SF/fstats.jpg

The Chiefs have produced four return TDs during Kansas City’s three-game victory string under Haley, including a 33-yard INT return by CB Brandon Flowers at Cleveland (9/19). KC is the only NFL team that owns a return TD in both of its games in 2010. The Chiefs lead the NFL in opponent kickoff return average (11.7) and are second in punt return average (18.4). Only Miami (5) has been penalized fewer times than Kansas City (7).
The Chiefs have a bye week next Sunday (10/3) before resuming their schedule with road contests at Indianapolis (10/10) and at Houston (10/17). San Francisco travels to Atlanta next Sunday (10/3).

THE SERIES

http://www.kcchiefs.com/assets/club-...SF/alltime.jpg

Kansas City has faced San Francisco just 10 times in regular season play, with the 49ers holding a 6-4 advantage in the all-time series. The home team has won the last six contests in this series. Kansas City holds a 3-2 advantage over San Francisco at home and has claimed victories in the last three outings between these two squads at Arrowhead, including a 41-0 shutout victory in San Francisco’s most recent trip to Kansas City (10/1/06).
Before Kansas City’s 41-0 win in 2006, the 49ers took back-to-back victories over the Chiefs, both of which came at 3Com Park. KC’s only regular season win at SF came by a 26-17 score (12/6/71) at Candlestick Park.




San Francisco’s last three visits to Kansas City have resulted in memorable victories for the Chiefs. In a much-ballyhooed ’94 match-up between Hall of Fame QBs Joe Montana and Steve Young, Kansas City’s defense stole the show before 79,907 fans, the second-largest in-stadium crowd in Arrowhead history. The 49ers held a 14-7 lead in the second quarter before a LB Derrick Thomas sack of Young for a safety swung the game’s momentum. Thomas would record 3.0 of Kansas City’s 4.0 sacks on the day, Montana would throw two TDs, while 2003 Hall of Fame enshrinee RB Marcus Allen rushed for 114 yards as KC outscored SF 15-3 in the second half to record a 24-17 win (9/11/94).

The Chiefs also claimed a 44-9 win at Arrowhead (11/30/97), snapping an 11-game 49ers winning streak. QB Rich Gannon threw three TDs, KC’s defense registered 5.0 sacks and TE Tony Gonzalez blocked a punt in a game that featured a pair of squads that would finish the season with identical 13-3 records.


In the last meeting between the two club’s at Arrowhead, the Kansas City defense recorded a shutout as the Chiefs forced four turnovers and recorded 4.0 sacks. QB Damon Huard completed 18 of 23 passes for 208 yards with two TDs in his initial start at Arrowhead, stepping in for an injured QB Trent Green. WR Dante Hall recorded a 60-yard punt return for a TD, his 11th career return score, to go along with a 13-yard TD reception.


San Francisco’s most recent victory was a 26-13 decision at Arrowhead (12/26/82). The 49ers also claimed a 20-3 win in Kansas City (10/5/75).

First!

Do I post in this one, or the other 500 game threads?