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09-26-2011, 09:45 AM | Topic Starter |
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I'd still say the race for Andrew Luck is still on.
First off, the Chiefs are still a ****ing bad team, thanks to injury, Matt Cassel, and piss poor coaching/play calling.
Those blowouts we had to start the season were perfect indications of it. A close game with San Diego was predictable if you follow spot betting for professional football: 1. The Chargers just lost their Super Bowl of September against the Patriots. 2. The law of averages favors the Chiefs, two times over. 3. The emotional advantage is totally on KC’s side. 4. Todd Haley’s Chiefs compete after tough road losses. 5. Teams that aren’t total disaster cases like the Raiders tend to tense up and play up and beyond their best when they lose their franchise player(s). 6. The Chiefs aren’t as bad as everybody (including themselves) are making them out to be. These are all factors that say: this game was going to be close, regardless of the chasm in talent between the two teams. We've also got two shitty opponents up next in the Vikes and the Colts. The Chiefs will look composed and together. In reality, however, these two games (and the Chiefs should win at least one of them) are shitty teams against shitty teams, and shouldn't convince anybody on CP that this team is anything but a Bottom 5 squad. |
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