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Hammock Parties · 12-26-2010, 05:01 PM

I don't have the sense that this is going to be an easy game.

The Raiders beat us without Zach Miller and without Nnamdi Asomugha.

Quite frankly, I'm extremely worried about Bowe against Asomugha, especially considering the way the Raiders stomped our ground game in the first meeting.

If we can't run the ball and Asomugha shuts down Bowe...yikes.

Holding my breath on this one.

On the positive side, Cassel is a much different quarterback eight weeks later, and I anticipate Brandon Flowers playing the game of his life after what happened with Jacoby Ford.

talastan · 12-30-2010, 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by JTagg7754

What? You trying to say you guy match up against those guys? They're better than you in almost every facet of the game. Both have better QBs, both have better lines, both have played better competition, both are just better teams all around.

I know I'm speaking predominantly to BiasPlanet but I just see things for what they are. Both teams are better. It's the NFL and I know the better team doesnt' always win which is why I posted what I did.

This must be the Faider fans' mantra. Whatever makes you feel better about your team kiddo!!

Ugly Duck · 01-01-2011, 12:56 AM

Raider's Injury Report 01/01/11

Seymour probably out with a hamstring injury (The OAK pass rush sucks when he doesn't play).

McFadden has turf toe & has not practiced (insists he'll play).

Rest your starters. You won't need them.

Hammock Parties · 01-01-2011, 12:59 AM

Sounds like it will be the coronation ceremony for the AFC West Championship.

Should be fun.

**Bowser** · 01-01-2011, 01:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Ugly Duck

Raider's Injury Report 01/01/11

Seymour probably out with a hamstring injury (The OAK pass rush sucks when he doesn't play).

McFadden has turf toe & has not practiced (insists he'll play).

Rest your starters. You won't need them.

**** that. The starters need to be groovin' heading into the playoffs. Sit'em for the fourth quarter, if they have to.

Hammock Parties · 01-01-2011, 03:50 PM

30-0 is the way its done.

ReynardMuldrake · 01-01-2011, 03:56 PM

Step on their throats & make an example out of them. We need as much momentum as possible going into the playoffs. Finish out the season with a blowout!

Sweet Daddy Hate · 01-01-2011, 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by warispeace

Step on their throats & make an example out of them. We need as much momentum as possible going into the playoffs. Finish out the season with a blowout!

This.

S&BJW · 01-01-2011, 04:02 PM

McFadden hurt but Bush isn`t.....one of them should have a great game. Seymour hurt and that blows but what can you do? Should be a great game as a divisional rival but has no implications for the Raiders. I question if KC really plays it`s starters for more than a half......divisional games are tougher than most and Haley will be chased out of town if Cassell gets injured in the 3rd or something.......I`ve got Bowe on my fantasy team and am hesitant to play him due to my being surprised if he plays much at all. You guys really think all your starters are playing this week for most of the game?

PS: Congrats on winning the division. We may dominate the divisional play but the winners go to the playoffs and you guys did it. :cheers:

Sweet Daddy Hate · 01-01-2011, 04:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by S&BJW

McFadden hurt but Bush isn`t.....one of them should have a great game. Seymour hurt and that blows but what can you do? Should be a great game as a divisional rival but has no implications for the Raiders. I question if KC really plays it`s starters for more than a half......divisional games are tougher than most and Haley will be chased out of town if Cassell gets injured in the 3rd or something.......I`ve got Bowe on my fantasy team and am hesitant to play him due to my being surprised if he plays much at all. You guys really think all your starters are playing this week for most of the game?

PS: Congrats on winning the division. We may dominate the divisional play but the winners go to the playoffs and you guys did it. :cheers:

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Thanks, man.

S&BJW · 01-01-2011, 04:08 PM

Quotes from the past:

“It’s a dark game. I characterize it as a lot of darkness.” – Gunther Cunningham (Raiders defensive coordinator and Chiefs head coach/defensive coordinator)

“In Oakland…the games you always really wanted to come see were the Niners and the Chiefs. You grew up hating red…It goes deep. It’s not just the teams. It’s the organizations, you know, which organization is better? These are two teams that played in the old AFL against each other. Most of the history goes back to it. They’ve been AFC West rivals for a very, very long time. It’s always been the must-win game.” — Kirk Morrison (former Raiders linebacker)

“Only one word: Blood.” — Harvey Williams (RB, played for the Raiders and Chiefs)

“I never liked the Raiders.” – Todd Haley (current Chiefs head coach)

“We knew we had to go through Oakland to win the championship, and they knew they had to go through Kansas City. That made it a very bitter rivalry.” – Hank Stram (Hall of Fame coach of the Chiefs)

“The one constant you can count on in playing the Raiders is that they don’t finish. They don’t finish plays and they don’t finish games. I always told my players that if they kept playing hard against the Raiders, they would eventually fold. That is why I knew we would always win. That is still the perception around the league.” – Marty Schottenheimer (former Chiefs head coach)

“I’ll admit that early in the week, I wasn’t really caught up in the Chiefs-Raiders rivalry. But I’m caught up in it now. You betcha!” – Marty Schottenheimer

“Every time we play the Raiders, it’s a dogfight, no matter what the records are or where we play the game. It’s always a smash mouth game between us, back to when Buck Buchanan and Art Shell were playing. You’d better wear your mouthpiece in this game, I guarantee you that. It gets violent out there.” – former Chiefs defensive lineman Dan Saleaumua

“Marty does it the old fashioned way, he gets up and screams and cries. Marty could win an Oscar. He used to talk about how he has no respect for the Raiders.” – Harvey Williams

“[Al Davis] told me he was going to get me. I think he’s tried to ruin the latter part of my career, tried to devalue me. I think he’s trying to stop me from going to the Hall of Fame.” – Former Raiders and Chiefs running back Marcus Allen

“What went through my mind was, maybe I can break Lenny Dawson’s ribs and he won’t be able to play next week. Maybe they’ll lose and we’ll be back in first place.” – Raiders DE Ben Davidson

“Those were my favorite games. I always likened them to a heavyweight fight. You knew you were going to get beat up, but it was fun. We needed the Chiefs. We wouldn`t have been as good without them.” – Ben Davidson

"I once told Willie Scott, the Chiefs tight end. It may be legal, but do it again and I'll come down with my three-quarter inch spikes and rip your ribs off." -- Howie Long

JockBio.com: What was it like playing in those Raider-Chief games in the early '70s?

Phil Villapaino: Those games tended to get out of hand, and the refs usually called them close. I remember when one of the Chiefs tried a crack-back block on me. I spun out of it, moved toward the sideline, and made the tackle. I looked down and I saw Hank Stram’s shoe. I pounded it with my fist as hard as I could.

JockBio.com: What’s your version of the famous fight in the 1973 game?

Phil Villapiano: That was a major game. The Western Division title was on the line, and we were killing them. I was coming across the field on a play and saw George Atkinson club their running back, Ed Podolak—a real cheap shot right in front of the KC sideline. Then I saw Jeff Kinney, who was on the bench, getting ready to hit Ack. Well, I nailed this guy. I hit him as hard as I could. I ended up under the Chiefs’ bench, I just disappeared. Guys were hitting me and kicking me. My father, my brother and a friend of mine—Red D’Angelis, a mailman from Asbury Park—were sitting right in that part of the stands. They tried to climb over the rail to help me but the police stopped them.

Ugly Duck · 01-01-2011, 04:14 PM

Quote posted in the Raider locker room this week:

“What went through my mind was, maybe I can break Lenny Dawson’s ribs and he won’t be able to play next week.” – Raiders DE Ben Davidson

Hammock Parties · 01-01-2011, 04:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ugly Duck

Quote posted in the Raider locker room:

“What went through my mind was, maybe I can break Lenny Dawson’s ribs and he won’t be able to play next week.” – Raiders DE Ben Davidson

And Ben Davidson is a lying sack of shit who also said he wasn't trying to hurt Davis later.

Lying sack of Raider shit.

ReynardMuldrake · 01-01-2011, 04:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ugly Duck

Quote posted in the Raider locker room:

“What went through my mind was, maybe I can break Lenny Dawson’s ribs and he won’t be able to play next week.” – Raiders DE Ben Davidson

Look at the post above you.

boogblaster · 01-01-2011, 04:16 PM

F()ck da Faiders
Chiefs 28
Faiders 13

**noa** · 01-01-2011, 04:19 PM

12-26-2010, 05:01 PM
Hammock Parties I'll be back. Join Date: Nov 2002 Casino cash: $4150478	It's Raider week. I don't have the sense that this is going to be an easy game. The Raiders beat us without Zach Miller and without Nnamdi Asomugha. Quite frankly, I'm extremely worried about Bowe against Asomugha, especially considering the way the Raiders stomped our ground game in the first meeting. If we can't run the ball and Asomugha shuts down Bowe...yikes. Holding my breath on this one. On the positive side, Cassel is a much different quarterback eight weeks later, and I anticipate Brandon Flowers playing the game of his life after what happened with Jacoby Ford.
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01-01-2011, 12:56 AM	#92
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01-01-2011, 12:59 AM	#93
Hammock Parties I'll be back. Join Date: Nov 2002 Casino cash: $4150478	Sounds like it will be the coronation ceremony for the AFC West Championship. Should be fun. __________________ Chiefs game films
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01-01-2011, 03:50 PM	#95
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01-01-2011, 04:02 PM	#98
S&BJW Banned Join Date: Nov 2010 Casino cash: $10004900	McFadden hurt but Bush isn`t.....one of them should have a great game. Seymour hurt and that blows but what can you do? Should be a great game as a divisional rival but has no implications for the Raiders. I question if KC really plays it`s starters for more than a half......divisional games are tougher than most and Haley will be chased out of town if Cassell gets injured in the 3rd or something.......I`ve got Bowe on my fantasy team and am hesitant to play him due to my being surprised if he plays much at all. You guys really think all your starters are playing this week for most of the game? PS: Congrats on winning the division. We may dominate the divisional play but the winners go to the playoffs and you guys did it. :cheers:
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01-01-2011, 04:08 PM	#100
S&BJW Banned Join Date: Nov 2010 Casino cash: $10004900	Quotes from the past: “It’s a dark game. I characterize it as a lot of darkness.” – Gunther Cunningham (Raiders defensive coordinator and Chiefs head coach/defensive coordinator) “In Oakland…the games you always really wanted to come see were the Niners and the Chiefs. You grew up hating red…It goes deep. It’s not just the teams. It’s the organizations, you know, which organization is better? These are two teams that played in the old AFL against each other. Most of the history goes back to it. They’ve been AFC West rivals for a very, very long time. It’s always been the must-win game.” — Kirk Morrison (former Raiders linebacker) “Only one word: Blood.” — Harvey Williams (RB, played for the Raiders and Chiefs) “I never liked the Raiders.” – Todd Haley (current Chiefs head coach) “We knew we had to go through Oakland to win the championship, and they knew they had to go through Kansas City. That made it a very bitter rivalry.” – Hank Stram (Hall of Fame coach of the Chiefs) “The one constant you can count on in playing the Raiders is that they don’t finish. They don’t finish plays and they don’t finish games. I always told my players that if they kept playing hard against the Raiders, they would eventually fold. That is why I knew we would always win. That is still the perception around the league.” – Marty Schottenheimer (former Chiefs head coach) “I’ll admit that early in the week, I wasn’t really caught up in the Chiefs-Raiders rivalry. But I’m caught up in it now. You betcha!” – Marty Schottenheimer “Every time we play the Raiders, it’s a dogfight, no matter what the records are or where we play the game. It’s always a smash mouth game between us, back to when Buck Buchanan and Art Shell were playing. You’d better wear your mouthpiece in this game, I guarantee you that. It gets violent out there.” – former Chiefs defensive lineman Dan Saleaumua “Marty does it the old fashioned way, he gets up and screams and cries. Marty could win an Oscar. He used to talk about how he has no respect for the Raiders.” – Harvey Williams “[Al Davis] told me he was going to get me. I think he’s tried to ruin the latter part of my career, tried to devalue me. I think he’s trying to stop me from going to the Hall of Fame.” – Former Raiders and Chiefs running back Marcus Allen “What went through my mind was, maybe I can break Lenny Dawson’s ribs and he won’t be able to play next week. Maybe they’ll lose and we’ll be back in first place.” – Raiders DE Ben Davidson “Those were my favorite games. I always likened them to a heavyweight fight. You knew you were going to get beat up, but it was fun. We needed the Chiefs. We wouldn`t have been as good without them.” – Ben Davidson "I once told Willie Scott, the Chiefs tight end. It may be legal, but do it again and I'll come down with my three-quarter inch spikes and rip your ribs off." -- Howie Long JockBio.com: What was it like playing in those Raider-Chief games in the early '70s? Phil Villapaino: Those games tended to get out of hand, and the refs usually called them close. I remember when one of the Chiefs tried a crack-back block on me. I spun out of it, moved toward the sideline, and made the tackle. I looked down and I saw Hank Stram’s shoe. I pounded it with my fist as hard as I could. JockBio.com: What’s your version of the famous fight in the 1973 game? Phil Villapiano: That was a major game. The Western Division title was on the line, and we were killing them. I was coming across the field on a play and saw George Atkinson club their running back, Ed Podolak—a real cheap shot right in front of the KC sideline. Then I saw Jeff Kinney, who was on the bench, getting ready to hit Ack. Well, I nailed this guy. I hit him as hard as I could. I ended up under the Chiefs’ bench, I just disappeared. Guys were hitting me and kicking me. My father, my brother and a friend of mine—Red D’Angelis, a mailman from Asbury Park—were sitting right in that part of the stands. They tried to climb over the rail to help me but the police stopped them.
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