Best gif of season
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Lots of good stuff in here. Hard for me to pick.

Probably in aggregate all the records. Whether it's Kelce on the the fewest yards (by a mile) to get 4 TDs, or all the stuff Mahomes put up without any receivers.

Underrated was the schadenfreude. MAN it was fun as hell watching Donk inexplicably suck major ass (while not being able to get a higher draft position ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL). It was fun sweeping the Chargers, and it was fun watching Devante Adams melt down and shove a 120 lb weakling. Everybody thought they were coming for our lunch money And LOL at all these sister****ers that said there was no way we'd make the playoffs. And lets not forget Reek, who, along with a more accurate QB need help to get the last wildcard spot.

Bow down to my guy Mahomes, bitches.

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eff TEN

It was a nice win for payback, but the pass defense struggled that game a bit too much for me to feel great about the win.

If we were to face them again, say in the Super Bowl, I’d be a little nervous as I don’t think we could expect an opening kickoff turnover or our offense to score TDs so efficiently.

In a vacuum, this was probably the best highlight of the season.

Hah, oh, wow. I had nearly forgotten about that one.

Pound for pound, that first Raiders game was probably the most entertaining of the season.

We had a dramatic come-from-behind victory, McKinnon’s big run juicing up the comeback, Kielce’s 4 TDs, the ridiculous RTP call and the crowd just going crazy making Cheffers cry, Adams and Renfrow running into each other to seal the win.

That was A+ TV.

Yeah, these are good ones.

That Watson pick-6 could have potentially changed our season, as well as the Chargers’. Given the circumstances, it was probably the single most important play of the season.

If that doesn’t happen, there’s a good chance we lose that game and Herbert is never injured, leading to their underperformance over the following couple months which allowed us to seal up the division title before Christmas.

And I have to admit, I think Kelce’s 4 TD performance is the performance I had thought about most when thinking of making this thread.

The 49ers and Buccaneers wins were great, no doubt, but I think the Cardinals win was underrated.

We’d just spent the off-season dealing with the Tyreek trade and listening to the talking heads claim our offense won’t be the same. Then we just come out in week 1 and systematically drive up and down the field without missing a beat.

You don’t really think about it much but the psychology of the game is pretty big. Had we come out and struggled on offense that first game without Hill, it’s possible that the team allows the doubt to creep in about whether or not they could still be great.

We come out, go crazy, all is right in the world, 14 win season. Boom, baby.

Another note, I did enjoy the growth of the RB room, transforming itself from a legitimate weakness to bonafide strength as the season progressed.

At the beginning of the season we were obviously giving far too many snaps to CEH, Pacheco was an unknown, and McKinnon was underutilized.

Now we've gotten CEH off the field entirely, Pacheco appears to have feature back potential, and McKinnon is probably the most dangerous passing weapon in the league this season.

Jaylen Watson’s week 2 pick 6.

The butthurt that came from that play.....LMAO

We still have not lost against Denver since that play LMAO

Yeah, I've been waiting all season to see some of the wrinkles they threw in yesterday... I took the Toney rushes as - hey AFC, here's something to think about for the next couple weeks - along with perhaps RoJo.

All of the "why aren't they..." throughout the season is just part of the master plan for the real season.