That was a blood thursty war against the greatest rival teams ever in the NFL. I think it brought out the best and worst in the Chiefs. It gave us a feel of how it's gonna be from now on in this division against them and renewed a burning hatred for them. It also made the Chiefs sink down and make more penalties than we've seen all season and that was uncharistic of us. So we can learn from that game, lick our wounds and fight another day. It showed nothing is going to be easy and we have to dig harder and want it more than before. That game was a gut check and this game against the Broncows is another test cuz it's rival. We still have much to improve, but we are a better team and I think we will over come this loss and use it to get better.

I haven't been sold on the playoff idea yet, and don't continue to be. I think we've got a really good shot at it, but we've got to win the games we're supposed to. The Raiders and the Chargers are both getting their shit together, so if we don't, we're screwed.

If it makes anyone else we have good company at 5-3 in Indy and NE.

I feel that 3:15 games suck much penis

I feel like we lost the Super Bowl.

It's gonna take a couple solid wins for me to get my homer legs back under me.

If I am disappointed in anything it is the play calling on 3rd down. I don't understand what Weis is calling and what he is telling and not telling Cassel to do?

That being saidm Bowe dropped ball and all, we had a chance to seal that game Sunday and I will say we got some severe screwing over by the Zebras. Drawing a holding penalty is crucial in a game under 2 mins and the other team has no TO's. We did that but they refused to run the 10 secs off the clock. A holding call on the defense is huge for the offense in the last minute when they only need a FG to tie. The Raiders got a nice phantom call. Missing an interception to seal the game usually costs you only when the other team still catches the ball. Ford didn't catch it yet the booth chose not to review the suspect catch as opposed to the unquestionable catch.

There isn't anything you can do about those things. Except maybe Flowers hangs onto the ball.

We played on a shitty field where we couldn't run, scored 3 td's that didn't count, got screwed by the refs and lost on a fluke catch. We're still a very good team. Have faith.

"It seems some of the excitement has since disappeared."

But not the excrement. 3rd and short, we have to run the ball.

Pick a side. A Gap: Jones. B or C Gap: Charles. Trapping Waters or Weigmann is our best option in either case.

5-11 this year.
0-16 for the next 5 seasons.

I think when Dexter MCluster comes back our offense will get back on track. He is a play maker that makes defense accountable for him, if he gets the ball or not.

I know this is going to sound cliche but I am just enjoying the season week to week. I really have enjoyed the season and watching the Defense emerge and seeing the young players develop week to week. On the loses so far it is really strange but I have not been that angry or upset. We have been playing as a team and not been out of any game this year, which is a pleasant surprise.

I have really enjoyed this season and it has been easier on me to go week to week and not look ahead, which the last few years we would be looking forward to the draft at this point. The playoffs are a long way away and I am just enjoying football.

As far as expectations I never had visions of playoffs this year before the season, and still don't now. Come week 13 and beyond we may talk. But as of right now I am just enjoying what they give me, which so far is more than I had expected at the beginning of the season.

On a positive note, the loss was so sour that CP has received less hits ever since which is resulting in no more broken CP.

I'm always torn, I recognize that so long as we have cassel we will never win a super bowl. Given that does it really matter than much the record is? The only acceptable outcome to a season is a super bowl victory. If losing the rest of the games the season forces us to acknowledge that we will never go anywhere with cassel and dump him then this season will be a winning one. But then again you like to see improvement and breeding a winning culture because you will never win without that either.

So I'm torn I want us to lose the rest to be forced to dump cassel, but losing the rest can also set back player development for those we need stick around.