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The other defenders were, actually, half-way decent. Hand it to the Colts offensive staff. They knew who to target when they were in the game and just crushed them both. |
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Wasn't he on one of KC's AM radio stations 5-6 years ago? Did anyone catch it? If so, how'd it go? That final field goal, the crowd's reaction and that dude's face is an image that has stuck with me forever...and I was only 11-12 years old, pissed off and punching shit when it happened. I've always wanted to see/hear that asswipe's thoughts on that shit... the only thing I remember reading about from the interview is that he wasn't able to wear the same shoe that he was used to wearing or something and that it was the first time that he had worn that type of shoe. |
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I saw an interview with him once. He basically said the only thing he could say, something like "I hated the misses, but it was hard to kick out there. The other kicker missed two out of three himself." The interesting thing about Elliott was that he actually had a good career for the Chiefs on field goal up until that miss. He was slightly more accurate in his two years in KC than Nick Lowery was. |
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I've always thought the kicker that shall go unnamedt has been short-changed when it comes to post-season Kicker biffs and their notoriety for them.... That Gary Anderson guy seems to get all the credit. Heck...he was even a subtopic on "How I Met Your Mother." You'll never see the kicker who has the same first name as this chick who was a royal slut a few grades behind me on a show like "How I Met Your Mother." |
It wasnt ALL Lewis' fault. Chiefs had a 28pt lead and choked. We didnt touch Luck the defense didnt blitz much.
Those missed FGs were all LE's fault. |
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The weird thing about Elliott is that he had trouble with extra points. His FG percentage was actually pretty good for his era, but his extra point percentage was terrible, both with the Chiefs and the Cowboys. He was a 95.8% extra point guy, compared with 98.9 for Lowery, 98.8 for Morten Andersen, 99.2 for Gary Anderson, and so on. Granted, he hit 24 out of every 25 extra points, but that's four times the miss rate that the top kickers had. Elliott's career field goal rate was actually also terrible, but that's because he struggled at Dallas. Both years with KC he was pretty good on field goals. I wonder why. |
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The team screwed up too much and had to kick field goals. If they didn't choke in the redzone they wouldn't of need LE to kick. |
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Hopefully, these guys can find a way to mix the defense from before the bye with the offense from after the bye.
We do that next year, were golden. |
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EIther way...both resulted in same outcome......**** this god damn team. |
Nobody in their right mind believed this was THE year. Yeah, a playoff win would have been great, broken the drought, capped off a great rebuilding year, etc. etc. But this was never THE year. Lewis was a liability all season, and followed true to form during the post season. But, his failure did nothing more than make the inevitable playoff loss come sooner.
The kicker who cannot be named cost us a Super Bowl. |
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