Yea I do, but do you realize it was because of OL play, or are you just an idiot that wasn't paying attention to what was going on at the time?

I dont care. Ill say it's true the chiefs stood no chance against the Pats in the playoffs because of injuries ( many being recent before the match) but I dont feel like the Chiefs overall last year had much more injuries than your average year in terms of injuries.

Then you're dumb as ****

Tyreek Hill dropped a bullet pass to the hands.

Lol I think its well known that football fans in general are not the most clever but I certainly dont consider myself part of it. And they have trouble discussing without resorting to insults when they strongly disagree but I guess you get used to it.

Jamaal Charles doesn't improve the team?

Name another team that advanced in the playoffs that lost their best offensive player and their best defensive player.

Because West & Ware stepped up...they are still here + Jamaal Charles.

That's as good as it gets dude.




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Look. I see it this year Charles is returning but another star player, say Poe will be out for the season.

I dont know about last year but wasnt it a few years ago that the Broncos lost Von Miller, Clady and more for the season and still did very well and sure they had Manning.

Every team gets injuries, some seasons more than others. Its a lame excuse.

Just to be clear, I think we'll have a slightly better team this year conpared to last year but not because of Charles returning as much as I see an improved OL ( Schwatz + young guys with one more year under the belt), more offensive weapons and some nearing their prime in the case of Kelce and Conley. The defense will be about the same as last year which was very good.

Steven Nelson just picked off Tyler Bray

:facepalm:

Just ****ing stop. JFC.

Football is a tough sport; of course people will get hurt. However, it's not often that a team loses both their best offensive player and best defensive player. Nonetheless, one of the strengths that Dorsey seems to be addressing is to ensure that this team is more than "one deep". Such depth helps sustain the team's competitiveness as injuries happen (as was evidenced last year).

That said, no team can totally insulate itself from injuries, and to some extent it boils down to player ages, luck and team depth as to whether injuries overwhelm a team. I kinda like where we sit.

Fisher looks hella bigger in that video

How many games would the Raider win this season if they lost Carr & Mack? 2?

Cooper and Mack?