Originally Posted by wazu (Post 16798558)

Agree the D is just completely under the national radar. They held back to back playoff opponents to 20 points. That wins when your QB is Mahomes.

Originally Posted by Why Not? (Post 16798667)

I honestly didn’t even know they were still around.

Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 16798670)

Honestly, is there any chance we see this kind of stuff if the Bills or the Bengals made it to the SB?

I just don't see it.

Originally Posted by Mecca (Post 16798683)

This is probably going to be the most basic offense the Chiefs have seen in awhile. They do everything they can to protect Hurts from non complicated pass game to running etc..

The Eagles basically think they can put talent you.

Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 16798689)

This is interesting. They ripped up that shit grass weeks ago and are using something new: Tacoma 31. That’s the grass used by the PGA.

This is the first time that’s happened and a cool experiment. I’d normally be against this but anything other than the shit they had that injured our players is fine by me.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...rimental-grass

Originally Posted by Boxer_Chief (Post 16798547)

Our defense is being seriously underrated. The team on the field Sunday is miles better than the first half of the season and our secondary has come on strong. Not to mention our d line had the second most sacks in the nfl with a much more difficult schedule but all you hear about is philly’s d line. And our o line has given up less sacks than Philly. Those points are being overlooked by doubters.

Originally Posted by suzzer99 (Post 16798709)

I agree on the secondary.

But counterpoints on pass rush: 1) our opponents are in must-throw situations a lot, 2) Mahomes has been pressured a ton, he's just great at avoiding sacks.

The Patriots went something like 11-47-14 in sacks over three years. You can guess which year was Cassel.

Originally Posted by DRM08 (Post 16798575)

You can include Kelce & Tyreek in the drops group for the Tampa Super Bowl. Kelce dropped a 3rd down conversion that would have gained 20+ yards early in the game. Who knows how that might have impacted the game compared to punting. Tyreek also dropped a TD, which cost them at least 4 points early in the game as well.

Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 16798711)

LMAO

But the team that is almost always playing with a lead is not?

Originally Posted by suzzer99 (Post 16798714)

Yes the team playing with a lead is not in must-throw situations as much. Not sure what your point is.