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Originally Posted by RaidersOftheCellar
Tired of everybody here p*ssing down their legs. Pathetic.
One brutal shitstorm in primetime doesn't determine the outcome of this game. Actually it might, as our players should be more motivated than theirs. History is on the side of teams looking for revenge, especially in front of a raucous crowd.
The two road games that sandwiched that debacle were beatdowns by mediocre teams. Their loss in Philly was equally embarrassing to ours in Pitt. There's no denying that they've been a far better team at home than on the road. Of course Bell will be difficult to contain. They're saying the same about Hill.
Team is rested and as healthy as it's been all year. Andy had 2 weeks to prepare (and likely prepared for Pitt the entire time). Crowd will be amped. Players will be amped. Smith looking to prove himself. Offense seems to have hit its stride. Roethlisberger likely not 100%. There's a lot working in KC's favor here.
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Lots of good points here. And thank you for sharing this information.
I'd like to add, KC has the turnover ratio in their favor as well. KC is 1st in the NFL in turnover ratio at +16 compared to Pittsburgh that's 11th in the NFL in turnover ratio at +5.
I think it's gonna come down to this. Whoever wins the turnover battle will win the game. I'm only saying this because I believe that stat alone expresses the most significance in terms of winning football games.