Is it time to replace Arrowhead with a dome?

[Dayze]

Originally Posted by Reerun_KC

20 years ago, I would considered (and did) go to those freezing ass games. Now I am older and wiser. Sitting outside in that freezing weather to watch a sporting event doesn't sound like much fun to me. Especially when you can stay at home, watch multiple games and NFL red zone in the comfort of your own home.

Going to games is fun, but you are totally in the dark as to what is going on around the NFL during that game. TV is killing the stadium experience.

that, and the Chiefs lose at home more often than not...

Every game I've been to in the last 8 years they've lost. I 'think' all of them have been December games. Or, at a minimum, they've been balls cold.

it would be one thing if the Chiefs were dominant at home etc, but they are completely unpredictable in which Chiefs team will show up.

So, my cold game days are over.

[Estron]

Originally Posted by Dayze

that, and the Chiefs lose at home more often than not....

The Chiefs web site states: "Dating back to ’90, Kansas City owns the seventh-best regular season home winning percentage among all NFL teams with a 106-54 (.663) record over that span."

So it seems like they win at home more often than not.

[Deberg_1990]

Originally Posted by Estron

The Chiefs web site states: "Dating back to ’90, Kansas City owns the seventh-best regular season home winning percentage among all NFL teams with a 106-54 (.663) record over that span."

So it seems like they win at home more often than not.

It all depends on where you want to place the cutoff. What if you placed it at 2008?
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[GloryDayz]

Originally Posted by Estron

The Chiefs web site states: "Dating back to ’90, Kansas City owns the seventh-best regular season home winning percentage among all NFL teams with a 106-54 (.663) record over that span."

So it seems like they win at home more often than not.

And I can top that.....since the 80s they've won every super bowl they've played in.