The local news is about to start their interviews. These are going to be great.

They are Broncos, they find motivation in the most terriblest things..

It is so nice not having to go to bed on Christmas night pissed off!

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Herm ****ed this city once, **** him! I'll be dammed if his opinion means shit in Shinola!

I love it i'd said this would be the best christmas ever for me and my folks and i was right!!!!!!!!!

Any word on Ware?

They're not interviewing Aqib Talib, but I think I heard gunshots in the background during Chris Harris' interview.

Rep applied...

No, worse...

More rep!

Chris Harris is really talking up Tyreek Hill. Said that he's basically a running back who can do it all.

Part of me feels like right before Reid called that Poe play he was thinking "Man I really want to save this play for the playoffs but trolling the Broncos would just be too worth it."

I did kind of wonder if that was something they should keep in their pocket, but it may have more value to show and make teams not know what to expect.

If we can do that to them every time, we'll let them think they'll be getting, well, you know..

Bruised ribs

Hahaha. The local news anchor (who is pretty clever) said, "All I want for Christmas is a live interview with Aqib Talib right now."

Okay, that's survivable. Relatively speaking, great news.

My thinking too

And then the Berry pick?

Priceless Christmas Night!

Damn very good point, nice thinking

Where are you at tonight, KranzDickweed?

Hungry Pig got your tongue?

I was watching the post-game, and they showed my house on the news. We had enormous winds today (gusts of up to 87 mph), and a big chunk of tree fell and blocked my street. They showed my house as one of their "street shots of nearby houses". I've never been featured alongside a Chiefs win.

It's not as good as running in front of the camera and scaring the $#it out of the reporter like Sedated, but it still counts...

Was hoping he took that to the house.

Would have been the icing on the cake.

I went out for a run today, and saw the tree and the news cameras as I approached the house. I was holding my Chiefs gloves and regretted that I wasn't wearing them to make a fist with the logo as I ran by. But the news didn't use that clip anyway.

Yeah, it was smart to sit down, but I would've loved a long touchdown return.

They would have if you'd have slapped the reporter on the ass as you went by...:)

Clutching his 2015 Donko yearbook, crying.

Tempting, but he wasn't very attractive.

Go Donx! Beat the Fade!

The same people who said "you don't want to be embarrassed, Stop them" complain about it.

Perhaps not, but neither was Mark Rypien, and he was a winner...

its the broncos, so **** them. Broncos fans make me hate the team even more. So **** em.

Here's the tackle on the fan:

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ROFL ****ing awesome

The place went crazy when the guy got tackled on the field and Poe threw a td. Hilarious game

LMAO

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Sign that dude to play ILB

Had to work at 2 am so just finally watched the game. Great first and last quarter. For about a half hour Denver looked like our defense circa fifteen years ago. About laughed my ass off at the Poe touchdown throw. Too bad about the early int. 33-10 was pretty sweet. 33-3 was probably too much to ask for, but I'm greedy damnit.

We better ****ing beat San Diego. I hope Denver is healthy enough to handle the McGloins. They seemed to have a lot of guys going down.

This post is not to alleviate blame on Alex for the INT... because he got hit as he threw.. so there really is no blame. Shit just happens.

On this play, they snap the ball on the 20. By the time the ball passes the 30 yard line on a rainbow arc, Hill is on the 35... running... and tracking the ball in air.

Hill gets to the 43 yard line and is extending his hands to make this catch... but has no idea that the DB is undercutting as the ball comes down. So 31 gets up in the air and snags the ball for an INT.

Angry at Hill? Blame Hill? the blasphemy!!!!!

but no.. just wanted to point out that this play was.. what I thought it was when watching live... Hill waited for the ball to come down to him. I often wonder why receivers do this instead of going up in the air to meet the ball.

Had he done this? No INT... maybe no catch... but no easy INT.

SO glad it wasn't a game-changer.. though at the time, it sure felt like one.

On that play, Denver sent both ILBs. LDT did well in blocking one of them. For some reason, Morse focused his attention to the left to help Fulton out, and allowed the other ILB to get right through.

Well, because he can't due to the laws of physics? Dudes running full speed one way, not really possible in that situation to do much.

No reason to try and absolve smith therr, shit happens.

Smith doesn't get hit on that throw?

Touchdown Kansas City.

This.

Although I couldn't tell if it was supposed to go to Maclin who was another 5 yards in front of Hill and came up short because of the hit (which really would have been a TD since he was behind the DBs), or Hill. Either way, if Alex has 1 more second to step into the throw it is 7.

suhweet!

We left points off the board, and still dominated.

QBs have to be responsible enough to know that they are going to get hit before the ball comes out. So just being hit doesn't mean a qb gets no blame for the play. I'm not sure I'm that mad at Smith considering what he was trying to do, but it did seem to me that he should have known he wasn't getting that ball out.

... and there's the rub. Tons of times, people are angry with Smith for pulling the ball down and eating the sack. This is the second INT (if remembering right) that resulted from him about to get lit up, and standing in to deliver at the last moment anyway.

It can be a damned if u do or don't situation. Just as a QB electing to not stand in there and run instead, only to get stuffed down. Sometimes, the split decision gets you a very positive run yard result. Other times, fingers point to the QB for bailing out instead of standing in for a throw.

Split second decisions.

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He should have thrown it earlier and not held it that long

LMAO

Oh there is a fine line between foolishly taking a sack and foolishly throwing the ball. I, as everyone, have wanted him to push it more. I certainly will take him trying that over him never doing so. I don't think it's unfair to ask Alex to push the ball but also recognize when it's time to take the sack. He is getting paid a hefty amount.

What I have asked of Alex this year is to TRY to push the ball, to trust the pocket, and to run the ball. He did all that last night. I'm not trying to crap on all he did. I know that's a split second thing. I do however think he can shoulder blame on that play.

Translation: No matter what Alex Smith does i'm going to bitch about it.

I really, really want to see the all-22 on that one.

If there's no defender deeper then Maclin then Smith ****ed up. That ball should have been thrown sooner.

If there is a defender deeper than Maclin then whatever. It probably isn't a smart choice but I like the aggression.

i think daniel sorensen is one of the most underrated players in the league

dude is just a beast

let's not get carried away

Sorenson is a guy who plays hard and will give it everything he's got. A much needed trait on an NFL team nowadays. But ... he is still a liability if you aren't careful what assignment you give him.

Sorenson fits in Sutton's system: bunch of safeties in a zone in the middle with corners on the outside in man-to-man.

Special teams and a multiple safety zone defense is where he belongs

False. But that's the problem. People see it as either a homer or a hater. Disagreements don't always have to be laid out in extremes in order to make clear cut lines of divide. I laid out many things I was happy about with Alex yesterday.

Just because I think Alex should shoulder some blame on that INT doesn't mean I am bitching. Hell I even said I was happy he was pushing the ball. He certainly had the right read.

It sure looked like a play that's a TD if Smith had time to hit Maclin in stride.

ya im probably way overhyping

i just really like his game a lot. hes the type of quality depth you need to go deep

now if only we had a decent kicker

The INT where he got drilled as he threw?

Yeah...Aaron Rogers completes that 100% of the time.

Has the Mange imploded yet?

Who is blaming him for not completing it? I'm saying with the hit coming in that circumstance up 14 would have been better to not throw it. If you want to put words in my mouth you can, but that's not the argument I was making.

Maybe the guy who said, "Just because I think Alex should shoulder some blame on that INT..."?

I'm saying he deserves responsibility for making the decision to throw it knowing he was getting hit, not for the inability to throw the ball far enough as he was being crushed.

He should shoulder most of the blame.

The reality is that QB's throw interceptions all the time throughout the NFL.


People in KC expect 400 yrds passing,3 TD,0 ints, 70% completion percentage

I finally LOVE the name change for the Lounge, lol.. perfection! :clap:

So then you (and others) could complain that he took a sack.

Got it.

Again making extreme camps and putting words in my mouth. All I ask of Alex is that he tries to push the ball, uses his feet, and trusts the pocket. As I even said in the above posts I was happy he did that.

I am not sure why disagreeing with people saying the INT wasn't Alex's fault at all means I want him to throw for 400 yards a game or that I think Rodgers would have made that throw.

Except I wouldn't have. There are plenty of people that would blame him either way. I am not one of them. Yet again you put words in my mouth.

You couldn't have found a happier Chief fan than I was last night.

yep, which was my point.

People complain all the time the Alex refuses to take chance, refuses to just throw the ball up and let his receivers make a play.

welp ...

When other team's QBs throw up passes that look like punts they get lauded for trusting their receivers. No so much in KC.

Maybe we need receivers that will actually make those plays?

I didn't think to clarify, but my comment was not towards you at all.

You have been pretty fair and reasonable, but I do think you have it wrong on the INT.

I agree.

picked up a fumble in the EZ and ran it back to midfield (prior)

He had a great game yesterday.

I'm not saying any of that. If you are quoting me but directing it at others fine. But just because I make a comment about Alex doesn't mean everything others say falls on my shoulders.

You want to say I'm wrong about saying Alex should pull that ball in, fine. I've been wrong before. Throwing all this crap about how others would kill him for taking the sack or that I want 400 yards has nothing to do with me.

You can't help laugh at the people nonstop complaining while telling you how happy they really are.

That is fair and I can easily live with that take. I think he should know to just take the sack there but I also like what he was trying to do. I can live with that.

I thought he should not throw a ball. Not really complaining. Certainly don't think it's non stop.

always seems to be the common denominator.

That quote was not specifically directed at just you there are several people who just cant enjoy a win.

However I dont agree with your perception of that play.You start to throw thinking you have time and you dont. Happens all the time and its an odd play to be taking issue with considering he missed several throws that he should have made for example. But that happens too all over the league.