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HC: Chiefs OC: Chiefs DC: Chiefs Equipment Managers: Chiefs Pregame Wardrobe: Chiefs Color Scheme: Chiefs Wives/Girlfriends in Attendance: Chiefs JMHO. |
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Cheerleaders: Ravens |
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Rushing yards should be included as it is part of his game, but if you don't believe he can beat you from the pocket, then you haven't been watching him. The Ravens pass the ball a lot less than the Chiefs do and thats just how your offense is run. |
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Seemed like you made just a generic overall statement about 4 Ravens players without qualifying any of it. I must have misread. I'll go back and read it again. |
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It sux to be an insomniac. In HS and college I often only got 3-4 hours of sleep/night. But most of the time I could function just fine. I didn't like how I felt, but I could go about my business. Every few weeks I'd go sleepless for a couple days, and that sucked. A few times a year I'd go 50+ hours. Twice I went 5 straight days without sleeping. Hallucinated towards the end of those, smelled rotten oranges all day, saw things that weren't there, etc. Nowadays, a couple times a year I'll go sleepless for 40+ hours. Most nights I can get 6 hours of sleep. Worst thing about it is that when it hits, you're just stuck with it. No sleeping pills/alcohol/drugs seem to work. You're just awake until it's over, whenever that happens. |
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3 (redheads, gotta have 'em) and 2 (bellybutton game is on point). The rest are horses in disguise. |
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Q - How do you keep a Ravens fan from beating his wife?
A - Put a Chiefs jersey on her! |
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We just gonna ignore that? |
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Next on the real hooters of Baltimore
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And he usually does this time of year. If you get us this time, bummer. Better go win it all, then-because it's the best chance you're going to have for a while. Us? We'll be here next year. And the year after that. And the year after that. And the year after that. And the year after that. And the year after that. And the year after that. And the year after that. And the year after that. Nobody wins every year. But we get within a game every year, and nobody else does. And THAT is why we don't give a shit about your team. You're all just flashes in the pan. Mahomes is inevitable. |
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B) What exactly do you think a 'severe high ankle sprain' would qualify as? Your boy didn't want to risk his bag playing on a balky knee. Our guy ran for 25 yards on a bad wheel to win us a Super Bowl. Potayto, Potahto... |
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First drive... Lamar interception. Second drive... 4th & 1, Lamar doesn't convert. Now it's 14-0 Titans. Later, on a 4th and one, Lamar doesn't convert again. 21-6 Next play after the Titan's touchdown.... Lamar fumbles, giving the Titans the ball at the 5. 28-6 Then he throws another interception. And on top of that, nearly half (241) of those 500 yards came after it was already 28-6.... meaning he had ~260 yards with 4 minutes left in the 3rd quarter. Still well on his way to probably 350 yards total if there wasn't 20 minutes of garbage time, but still..... a pretty bad day for (the words used by your fellow fans) a HoF/MVP QB who's on the same level as Mahomes. |
Lamar stat padded his first career playoff game against the Chargers too. He's great at not getting blown out in the box score even in games that were never close.
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I'm no elite athlete so couldn't do it. Luckily, the QB I support can. Played through a Grade 2 high ankle sprain for 2 1/2 games and won a Super Bowl. It's nice to have a QB who will go all out for his team to win. |
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I'm going first 4 from right to left and you guys can fight over the rest. |
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...oh ****, 173 yards on those last two drives out of the 248 for the game. If we're throwing around the word historic, I'd say 75 yards through 3.5 quarters is historic. :eek: |
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Fixin to clap them chikes on Sunday
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Ravens fans when Lamar chokes in the playoffs: “It’s a team game.” LMAO |
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StarkRavenMad would actually be a pretty cool handle but of course this momo just had to jack it all up, sad!
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Been slow at work today and I’ve checked in more than usual.. And all these Raven fans were posting all day long… Do you guys have jobs?? Live on the street???
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I don’t know if Ray Lewis is the best middle linebacker in NFl history - you could make cases for Singletary or Lambert or Nietscke - but I know this:
He’s certainly the best NFL MLb to get away with murder and have everyone act like it didn’t happen. |
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Number 1 in my book. |
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You think Mahomes wouldn’t have gone to the game and then made up some bullshit excuse after the fact? I think Lamar is a great player who’s underrated here, but he’s soft. Plain and simple. |
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Okay. |
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Lamar had a 1.5 INT rate in 2019. His INT rate this year? 1.5%. |
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I studied long with the wise master Vlad Logicslav. He taught me many posting powers that some would find … unnatural. But they serve me well. |
This AIDS tree has grown several fat rings since: "Lamar was immediate MVP" WTF
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Interceptions are more about decisionmaking than anything and in that regard, I do think Jackson has improved. Hell, his ball placement has made its way to average. He is a better passer than he was in 2019. And a 1.5 int rate is actually pretty damn good. It's worse than the best we've seen from Patrick (2020 was pretty pinpoint in that regard) but better than his worst (frankly, this season). Int's aren't any sort of bugaboo for Jackson. It's small windows. He doesn't have the hose to fire one into a window as it closes. He doesn't read defenses at a high enough level to 'throw guys open' as they're making their breaks with regularity. Sticky coverage will give him a lot of problems. He needs to get DBs guessing as he runs around to create openings. He needs to have confusion in the secondary because of play actions and what not. He's just not a guy that's going to routinely beat good coverage like Mahomes can do. But really, very little of that is going to show up in stats because he generally doesn't have to do that. His legs create space in the defensive secondary for the reasons I suggested above. |
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Mahomes was at 2.3% this season and 1.85% last season as MVP. He was also around 2% in his 2018 MVP season. I would like to see Patrick get back down to 1.5% like he was in the 2019 and 2020 seasons. |
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He just isn't a volume passer and when he gets asked to be a volume passer he folds. Laundry Jackson. |
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