Colts playoff game from two years ago.

one of Mahomes passes looks like it curves around a Colt defender. 4th Q.

Here's something completely different:

11/29/15 - Chiefs vs. Bills at Arrowhead.

The 2015 season gets remembered for the 1-5 start, the Charles injury and the wild winning streak to get into the playoffs and finally get that elusive playoff win. But it doesn't get much thought beyond that. It really should.

2013 and 2014 aren't really a part of anything that's happened here the last few years, IMO. The turnover was just too great and the offense just too stilted and a little archaic. It looked nothing like it would look even 2 seasons later. But 2015? Well that's a different story. It was the arrival of Kelce, Morse, Peters, Conley and LDT. It was the first real step towards the spread/West Coast hybrid that Reid had been developing and the process was accelerated with the loss of Charles.

It also had a 10 game winning streak and a playoff win that convinced these guys there was a roadmap forward. So they go out into FA and get Mitchell Schwartz because A) he wanted to be here and B) they knew they might be onto something so he'd be more than just a shiny hood ornament on a fringe playoff team. That new offense convinced us that a guy like Tyreek Hill could really work here, so we drafted him.

I see that as the true springboard into what the team ultimately evolved towards.

And the most impressive game of that season was the Bills game. Sean Smith was hot garbage in the first half (Watkins was just toying with him) and Alex Smith was taking an absolute beating. It was raining, the field was shit and a loss puts us back under .500. The crowd was miserable and everyone just kinda wanted to go home. Then Smith and Maclin connected for a long TD at the end of the half to only go into the half down 2, Sean Smith un****ed himself and the Chiefs played a real tight second half to come back and win it.

It was an awesome, ugly, gut-check of a football game and it was key in the season that kick-started the present powerhouse team.

It's not #1 on any list I'll ever put together, but if you have time and no limitations, it's a fun one to watch and think about how it helped get us here.

Maybe it's my internet connection (even though it's 475mbps) but everything on Game Pass looks like dogshit on my 75" 4K TV, like, unwatchable.

Does anyone else have this issue?

How are you watching it on the TV? They won't let me cast the app so I've had to screen mirror from the browser on my tablet. It messes up the aspect ratio but other than that the quality is ok

There is an app on roku

2007 WNBA Semi finals.

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Same for me. I just assumed that they were capping speeds on their side, due to it being free for everyone.

Its almost a shame that ESPN got rid of him on MNF. It isn't a shame, but it's almost a shame because he was incredibly awful.

I watched the 2013 season opener against the Jags the other day since I never got to watch it... Careful if you do, you might throw something at your tv at the sight of Bob Sutton tho.

It definitely puts into contrast Alex and Patrick, watching Alex's first game with the Chiefs...

I’ve been a subscriber for the past two seasons, mainly to watch Mahomes in the preseason, and the picture quality has been the same throughout: Shit.

Roku TV’s and one USB stick

Chiefs vs. Raiders 2013, Week 15

If you can stomach the Alex Smith era of Chiefs football and are looking for something a little different to watch, this is a fun game to go back to. 87 combined points by the Chiefs and Raiders- some will remember this game because of Jamaal Charles monster game (200+ yards from scrimmage & 5 TDs, most of his damage done via the air).

Alex Smith vs Matt McGloin sounds awful but trust me you'll enjoy watching this one, even get to see a prime Eric Berry.

Chiefs at raiders 2018.

Mahomes shoots a bullet at the endzone and the raiders D on the ground drops his head in disbelief

10 sec left in the third Q

Place a ball in Harris's hands and he'll drop it.

Fire a missile with a tail on it through three defenders and he'll slide to the ground and cradle it in his back arm.

There was never any rhyme or reason to what that dude would catch vs what he wouldn't.