I'm pretty pumped to see what we got since the season has now officially started. We may teabag the crap out of the Texans

Local guy on radio in Houston just predicted Mahomes would throw 3 interceptions.

LMAO - talk about wishful thinking. JFC, at least be somewhat honest with yourself in an assessment with the game. He hasn't thrown an INT since the Buffalo game in week 10, and hasn't thrown 3 in a game since Denver home win in '22 (he had the flu in that game). Little known fact: Patrick Mahomes has never thrown an INT in a Divisional Round game.

For a filet, I salt and pepper and sear in vegetable oil in cast iron skillet along with a sprig of rosemary -- the skillet is too hot for butter. But before I move the filets from the skillet to the oven, I sop up any remaining oil and then top the filets with garlic and/or rosemary butter.

When finished, you have a delectable mix of filet juices and herbed butter left over in the skillet to dip french bread.

Call him up and call him a big dumb dumb head

No jinxes either, douche

On paper, our defense should have a big day. Some points Ted Nguyen from The Athletic made:

- C.J. Stroud has been below average against the blitz (24th in EPA vs. blitz during the regular season)

- In Week 16, the Chiefs blitzed Stroud on 19 dropbacks. He threw two touchdowns and an interception but had one of his worst EPA games against the blitz of the season (-0.08)

- One of the Texans’ answers against the blitz was screens but the Chiefs were ready for them. The Texans’ four wide receiver screens went for minus-9 yards in that loss.

You need to be more respectful when talking to a Chiefs legend.

Definitely in your own mind

Need to make sure Tribal doesn’t **** this up

:hmmm::shake:ROFL

I put my man Bearcat on that.

He's got Chiefs Kingdom's back. Always.

Only legends receive Super Bowl rings, and YouTube comments like this:

Tickets to the Chiefs’ first playoff game vs. Texans keep dropping. See latest prices
By Joseph Hernandez
January 17, 2025 5:00 AM

The Chiefs are attempting to become the first NFL team to three-peat, and The Star is covering every bit of the action with all the updates, behind-the-scenes stories, in-depth analysis and coverage you won’t find anywhere else. Subscribe to the free Chiefs Extra newsletter to get it right in your inbox before and after every game.

If you’ve been waiting until the last moment to buy tickets for the Chiefs’ AFC Divisional Round game, now is the time.

Since The Star started tracking prices in December, the cheapest seats have dropped from $175 to $145, and now prices for the game are as low as they’ve ever been since going on sale.


The weather could be a factor, since temperatures are expected to be around 23 degrees at game time, with wind chills between 9 and 13 degrees, a National Weather Service forecaster said Wednesday, Jan. 15. Chiefs fans watching the team take on the Houston Texans will need to bundle up and prepare well.

Here’s how ticket prices look around Arrowhead Stadium on the Ticketmaster website. All ticket availability and prices are accurate as of Thursday, Jan. 16.

How much does a Chiefs playoff ticket cost?
A seating chart of GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium when the Kansas City Chiefs play during the season.
A seating chart of GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium when the Kansas City Chiefs play during the season. Ticketmaster

The cheapest ticket for the Chiefs’ divisional round playoff game on Ticketmaster is $110 before fees. This seat is in section 330, row 33, located at the highest points in the stadium and offering no protection from the weather. The next cheapest ticket is $115 in section 312, row 5. These tickets are also verified resale, meaning someone else is selling their ticket after buying it on Ticketmaster.

For a verified Chiefs ticket, $125 seats can be found all over the upper level, like in sections 305 and 340.

Two tickets in section 246, row 8, go for $600 and $625 each, but a single ticket in the same row in section 201 costs $850. These seats are in the club level, which gives fans access to exclusive dining sections and lounges with full coverage from the weather. The seats themselves are protected from some weather elements, like rain, because they’re covered overhead. Prices in this area have gone up since December.


Verified resale tickets are available at the 50-yard line in section 119, with prices as low as $373. The suite above 119 is also where Taylor Swift usually watches the games, and two verified resale seats cost $549 in row 38, which could land fans just a few feet away from the superstar. These prices have dropped since last check on Thursday, Jan. 9.

Seats directly across from section 119 on the visitor’s side in section 101 are still expensive. One ticket in section 101, row 20, costs $510. A seat in the same section in row 1 costs $600.

Kansas City Chiefs fans cheer on their team against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sept. 15 at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.
Kansas City Chiefs fans cheer on their team against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sept. 15 at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Dominick Williams dowilliams@kcstar.com



Fans can find a mix of resale prices in section 129, located behind one of the uprights. Retail prices are $259 in row 8 and $250 in row 33.

Resale tickets by the tunnel where the Chiefs enter the field in section 114 range from $329 in row 6 to $556 in row 1.

Are you going to a Chiefs playoff game?
Do you have your tickets purchased or are you waiting until the last moment to buy? No matter how you’re going, we want to hear from Chiefs fans joining the historic playoff run to share their plans — and how much it costs.

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