****Official Divisional Round Thread****

[AussieChiefsFan]

Saturday
Baltimore Ravens @ Denver Broncos(-9.5)
Green Bay Packers @ San Francisco 49ers(-2.5)
Sunday
Seattle Seahawks @ Atlanta Falcons(-2.5)
Houston Texans @ New England Patriots(-9.5)

[Dylan]

Originally Posted by DeezNutz

Rather see CapHerNick on turf.

LOL

those legs won't last forever...

J/K. I wish him the best

He is built like a thoroughbred, which is not a good thing.

We always had to worry about mileage on their legs when jumping fences. I could never fall in love with them - they were sold after a couple of years

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Scary thought: a 2 gap 3-4 is a really good defense to run against a read option, because your DEs are eating space and not trying to shoot gaps up the middle of the field, which allows the QB to get past their containment.

[CJizzles]

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

Scary thought: a 2 gap 3-4 is a really good defense to run against a read option, because your DEs are eating space and not trying to shoot gaps up the middle of the field, which allows the QB to get past their containment.

I like to put on QB spy.

Then throw my Hybrid DEs in a flat zone coverage.



It works on Madden.

[cdcox]

Originally Posted by CJizzles

I guess it would be envy.

Still don't understand it.

I hated me some Dolphins and Steelers in the '70s. Now I save my hate for the Donks and Raiders.

Bandwagonning (always way after the Chiefs) is soooo much less stressful.

[CJizzles]

Originally Posted by cdcox

I hated me some Dolphins and Steelers in the '70s. Now I save my hate for the Donks and Raiders.

Bandwagonning (always way after the Chiefs) is soooo much less stressful.

The Packers are how I would like to model the Chiefs after. Well respected. Always, always competitive.

Hiring Dorsey could be a start.

[cyborgtable]

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins

Scary thought: a 2 gap 3-4 is a really good defense to run against a read option, because your DEs are eating space and not trying to shoot gaps up the middle of the field, which allows the QB to get past their containment.

True but gets destroyed for the most part against normal offense's. Primary reason why they still won't work because if you can't pass you can't win even with the Pistol and Read Options offenses running around

['Hamas' Jenkins]

People hate the Packers, Patriots, and others for the same reason people hate Apple and soccer. It's not that the entities themselves are absolutely detestable, but the people who hitch themselves to them make not hating them an impossibility.

Look at the ****ing Patriots fans who infested this place like herpes the last four years. They all acted like the Patriots invented the game. Truthfully, they fell ass backwards into the luckiest pick in the history of organized sports. If you didn't want to flay every last one of them, pour diesel on their exposed dermis and then toss a road flare in their crotch, you're not human.

[CJizzles]

To me, around Midwest USA anyway --- with Brady and their success created an evil bandwagon fan base. Know-it-alls who had claimed they'd been around for years.

Whereas the city of Green Bay has always been very know knowledgeable, and behind their team. Maybe the fact they're partial owners separates both organizations.

Not the same, at least from my perspective here.

[cyborgtable]

I don't know anyone in person who hates the Packers other than their division rivals. I know a ton of people who hate the Patriots, Steelers, and surprisingly the 49ers but not the pack

[Dylan]

Originally Posted by cdcox

Haters gonna hate.

Seriously if any team is good for long enough they are going to have their detractors.

I don't like some of GB's players. When we beat them 37-20 in the NFC Championship game in 2011, Clay Matthews said, "We beat ourselves."

[CJizzles]

And no stirring the pot, or anything.

I didn't know where people's distaste for Green Bay came from.

[Dylan]

Originally Posted by CJizzles

And no stirring the pot, or anything.

I didn't know where people's distaste for Green Bay came from.

The same place where a majority of where their rival fans come from.

[CJizzles]

Originally Posted by Dylan

The same place where a majority of where their rival fans come from.

Obviously.

But, this is a Chiefs board.

They play in the AFC West.

Not the NFC North.

[Guru]

While I hate the Broncos and RAvens, that was easily one of the most entertaining playoff games I have seen in a long time. Even if the refs sucked royally.

[frazod]

Originally Posted by CJizzles

And no stirring the pot, or anything.

I didn't know where people's distaste for Green Bay came from.

I'm sort of a half-assed Bears fan. I don't hate the Packers like I hate the Chiefs' rivals, but I certainly don't like them.