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Miles 11-21-2005 12:52 AM

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Originally Posted by tk13
LJ wanted the Chiefs rushing record. I'm glad to see they went for it... although part of me was a little nervous, especially considering Houston was getting sloppy and picking fights and ripping people's helmets off and such....

I think it was partially the record and partially LJs mentality. I don't know his personality from interviews or anything but during the games it definitly seems like he just wants to run with it at every opportunity. Hopefully that strong desire he has will last.

Miles 11-21-2005 12:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Spicy McHaggis
How was the stadium itself? Nice place to watch a game, good atmosphere? (aside from later when the ass kicking took place).

Its a hell of a nice stadium. Has a modern feel but its not overdone.

Marty Mac Ver 2.0 11-21-2005 12:55 AM

GoChiefs-

I was there as well, section 504, front row. Great game. Trent's arm still looks weaker (take back to last week's thread) and he had time to throw. :)

Kennison's drop was the 22nd dropped pass by a Chiefs player this season. I think we have the top mark in the NFL.

FWIW, getting out of the south parking lot at Reliant Stadium sucks.

Tribal Warfare 11-21-2005 01:12 AM

I wouldn't be too joyous about this, because this was the Texans. Furthermore, it was an average performance for the Chiefs D-line for one, not sacking Carr more he should have been roadkill. Domanick Davis had 13 carries for 57 yards that's a 4.4 yard average. This all dictates that KC needs mor help on the DL particularly at D-Tackle. The DB's played nice, but I wouldn't praise them too much sense their scheme was limited to short routes to the sidelines. KC played good, but the Texans shot themslves in the foot with plenty of dumb errors and penalties.

ChiefsFanatic 11-21-2005 01:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Miles
Its a hell of a nice stadium. Has a modern feel but its not overdone.

Would you rather have a new stadium like Reliant, with a retractable roof, or a renovated Arrowhead and a rolling roof, for the same price tag?

Miles 11-21-2005 01:20 AM

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Originally Posted by ChiefsFanatic
Would you rather have a new stadium like Reliant, with a retractable roof, or a renovated Arrowhead and a rolling roof, for the same price tag?

As much as I love Arrowhead, Reliant is much nicer. IMO the fans and tailgating make Arrowhead the place it is rather than the actual stadium itself. Probably would depend on the extend to the renovations to Arrowhead but I would lean towards a whole new stadium.

ChiefsFanatic 11-21-2005 01:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Miles
As much as I love Arrowhead, Reliant is much nicer. IMO the fans and tailgating make Arrowhead the place it is rather than the actual stadium itself. Probably would depend on the extend to the renovations to Arrowhead but I would lean towards a whole new stadium.

I would much rather have a new stadium with a retractable roof, than a renovated Arrowhead with the rolling roof, if the price tags are nearly the same.

I read that Reliant cost $455 million, and the Arizona stadium will cost $350 - $375 million. Both have a retractable roof. Maybe if we gave the naming rights to HOK, they would knock a huge chunk off of the total.

Dunit35 11-21-2005 01:47 AM

Id rather have an outdoor stadium, no retract roof or anything. But Ive never been inside a stadium that was like that so I wouldnt know. Brand new stadium and nothing else. The name better be the same though.

jcl-kcfan2 11-21-2005 08:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Marty Mac Ver 2.0
GoChiefs-

I was there as well, section 504, front row. Great game. Trent's arm still looks weaker (take back to last week's thread) and he had time to throw. :)

Kennison's drop was the 22nd dropped pass by a Chiefs player this season. I think we have the top mark in the NFL.

FWIW, getting out of the south parking lot at Reliant Stadium sucks.

When parking at Reliant...
Green is good.

Lzen 11-21-2005 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare
I wouldn't be too joyous about this, because this was the Texans. Furthermore, it was an average performance for the Chiefs D-line for one, not sacking Carr more he should have been roadkill. Domanick Davis had 13 carries for 57 yards that's a 4.4 yard average. This all dictates that KC needs mor help on the DL particularly at D-Tackle. The DB's played nice, but I wouldn't praise them too much sense their scheme was limited to short routes to the sidelines. KC played good, but the Texans shot themslves in the foot with plenty of dumb errors and penalties.

While I agree that it was just the Texans and we should've won that game, I will point out some flaws in your argument. The D-line isn't going to get too many sacks when the offense runs a lot of quick passes. Also, Davis didn't start running wild until the Chiefs were up a lot and were playing pass defense and not caring as much about the run.

All that being said, I do agree that our D-line needs improvement. I hope we draft a top quality DE to replace Hicks next year. I also hope we can find a decent DT to go in the middle next to a (hopefully) healthy and (hopefully) productive Ryan Sims.

Dr. Johnny Fever 11-21-2005 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare
I wouldn't be too joyous about this, because this was the Texans. Furthermore, it was an average performance for the Chiefs D-line for one, not sacking Carr more he should have been roadkill.

They were saying on tv that Houston coaches made an adjustment to make Carr get the ball out after a 3 step drop rather than five steps so he could hopefully avoid the sacks. They game planned that way.

Dave Lane 11-21-2005 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by chefsos
ROFL I was watching with people who don't know anything about the Chiefs. When he caught that ball, I said, "Bigfoot sighting!"

They looked at me funny.


Me too! ROFL

Dave

Logical 11-21-2005 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by beer me
They were saying on tv that Houston coaches made an adjustment to make Carr get the ball out after a 3 step drop rather than five steps so he could hopefully avoid the sacks. They game planned that way.

I guess folks missed the timing graphic. ESPN showed that on average Carr was throwing the ball (when he did not roll out) in around 2 seconds or less. You are not going to get pressure on a QB if he throws it that fast.

|Zach| 11-21-2005 10:12 AM

Glad you had a good time GC.

Ultra Peanut 11-21-2005 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by chefsos
ROFL I was watching with people who don't know anything about the Chiefs. When he caught that ball, I said, "Bigfoot sighting!"

They looked at me funny.

I had to pause the Tivo and play the Sasquatch song by Tenacious D. ROFL

"In search of Sasquatch," that was a kickass "In Search Of"
With Leonard Nimoy, kickin' out the jams...


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