Chiefs A message of Positivity, from Mr. Jason Whitlock

**DaneMcCloud** · 11-23-2009, 01:22 AM

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Originally Posted by DeezNutz

It was disastrous. We gave up approximately 300 yards of offense, while managing only about 50 ourselves. Cassel was wretched, and Haley looked lost to end the half, with all three timeouts in his pocket.

This is what made the second half all the more remarkable.

Dude, the Chiefs won! That's all that counts!

Leave the stats to the stats guys or whatever they're called.

Pablo · 11-23-2009, 01:23 AM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Dude, the Chiefs won! That's all that counts!

Leave the stat to the stats guys or whatever they're called.

The letter 'W' is better than any number in any stat column.

Sweet Daddy Hate · 11-23-2009, 03:33 AM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Dude, the Chiefs won! That's all that counts!

Leave the stats to the stats guys or whatever they're called.

I can only speak for myself. It's not that the Chiefs won, it's that the Chiefs won against a legitimate team.
Now maybe the Steelers were a bit lacking in the mojo department due to the losses or because TP is such a massive player that makes said mojo happen( I'll take Eric Berry in the 1st please

), but the Chiefs did what was considered by everyone under the sun to be impossible.

Hell, not only impossible, but unthinkable. That DOES count.

I know what this game means in the big picture; a fabulous win by a team that has MILES of work ahead. But God damn; if you're going to throw down the gauntlet as a team and say "I've had enough of this shit, and today you're going to hear about it", it was about as perfect and poetic a win as one could ask for.

Coogs · 11-23-2009, 07:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Raised On Riots

I can only speak for myself. It's not that the Chiefs won, it's that the Chiefs won against a legitimate team.
Now maybe the Steelers were a bit lacking in the mojo department due to the losses or because TP is such a massive player that makes said mojo happen( I'll take Eric Berry in the 1st please

), but the Chiefs did what was considered by everyone under the sun to be impossible.

Hell, not only impossible, but unthinkable. That DOES count.

I know what this game means in the big picture; a fabulous win by a team that has MILES of work ahead. But God damn; if you're going to throw down the gauntlet as a team and say "I've had enough of this shit, and today you're going to hear about it", it was about as perfect and poetic a win as one could ask for.