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on a side note, does every NFL player think they will be a rap star? |
I don’t think Toney is really “hurt” I think the drops and such have him so mind ****ed they can’t play him
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One hit and Lamar may make a "business decision " like he did last year...
Sitting out a playoff game when he could have played.....pathetic |
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I think this is a fair comparison. I think the CB are roughly equal, and Hamilton is better than Poyer/Hyde, though the Bills combo is probably as good as the Ravens. I don’t expect the Chiefs O to just hot knife through them because the personnel isn’t as difficult to defend as that 20-21 Chiefs offense with Hill, but the Chiefs’ defense is also considerably better. |
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Let him have the offseason, bring him back because he’s cheap talent, and give him another shot next regular season when the stakes aren’t so high. If we’re still dealing with these issues next year then you will know it’s time to move on. |
Nah I think it’s just a move on thing
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I think cutting him would be a terrible move, especially when you consider the fact that we will likely have to make some tough decisions on MVS, Moore and Hardman already. I don’t think we can realistically part with all four of them in one offseason. |
Yeah I don't think Toney is on this team next year. Only a $2.5 million hit which really isn't much at all.
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Time to put clown shoes on Ronald McDonald's defense
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They’ll all be gone. The guy can’t play an afc champ game because of “personal reasons”. You don’t think the other guys in the locker room will notice that? It’s over. |
Sky moore will absolutely be on the roster next year though
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If it's a mental thing, he could be gone.
Remember the whispers that he struggling to learn the playbook and it was limiting his snap count earlier in the season? If he has a mental block from getting on the field right now, at some point the amount of draft capital we invested on him isn't going to matter when we'd be literally better off having Skyy put up a 0/0. At some point, just declare victory on the trade for having Toney land us Super Bowl 57 and wish him the best on a mental reset on another team. |
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I think MVS, Toney and Hardman are all out after this season. You're gonna see 3 or so new WR's next year. |
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No reason to return Toney or MVasS's calls... |
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Toney is literally zero savings to dump. I think they’ll keep him and see what they’ve got. See if he can stay healthy and carve out a role against some competition.
Leash is going to be short, for sure. |
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Actually KC's number is more impressive when you consider they didn't have 290 turnovers to end drives... |
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If he can stay healthy... |
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****Our Wide Receivers Suck- Official Thread**** Yep |
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Id imagine Reid sits down and has a long talk with Toney this offseason. Last season of his rookie deal coming up. Do you want to dedicate your life to football and have a breakout season and sign a second contract elsewhere for life changing money or do you want to continue on the same path and likely be out of the league in a couple of years? Now or never time for him.
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We played a lot harder schedule than the Chiefs played this season regardless and you say all 10 win teams aren't built the same, that is true. btw, you lost to the Lions and were playing at home. We destroyed them and played them at home. Does that mean we are better than you, no it doesn't, but it certainly doesn't support your argument. You really should look at your schedule before you start knocking ours. |
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Cleveland started Watson, DTR and Flacco off the couch. Steelers had Pickett, Trubisky and Rudolph. So, you’re objectively wrong. |
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That’s not what is going on here at all. But nice strawman. |
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Guess we went undefeated. |
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I mean, do you think you had a harder schedule than the Ravens did. We always have a harder division to get through. Always. Maybe you'll finally have some competition with Jim Harbaugh taking over the Chargers. No knock on the Chiefs though, because I like the talent and coaching you have. I've always been a Mahomes fan. |
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Personally, these Ravens fans have convinced me that the Ravens are one of the greatest teams of all time.
They've convinced me it will take an all time choke, I mean, an all time choke that would be absolutely, positively embarrassing, and one I will point back to forever at Lamar as career defining if they lose to the Chiefs this weekend. So nothing to fear, Ravens fans! |
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And these are adult men who have played without this dude for well over a month now. They don’t give two shits about whether Kadarius Toney suits up or not. Let’s be realistic. Quote:
Otherwise you’re talking about rolling into the offseason with only Rice, Watson and Skyy Moore on retainer. Maybe Ross.. and that’s in an offseason where you may lose a Sneed, Gay, Chris Jones, Mike Danna, need to replace the LT, need to cycle in new RBs, need to start looking into TEotf, have to figure out a plan for Omenihu, Tranquil, and Mike Edward’s, etc. That’s just a lot to figure out on top of having to completely overhaul a WR room as well. Quote:
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It's a very odd sales pitch the media is spitting instead of the thing we all know to be true and obvious - Mahomes is going to win most playoff games he's in. And just like Allen he's going to continue to beat most QB's and teams he's already beaten. A HOF QB is a cheat code that very few teams can ever overcome if they don't have one. |
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And then we'd thump our chest at Patriots fans, they'd laugh at us, and we'd call them arrogant assholes. Well... now we're the arrogant assholes. They simply don't have the long-view perspective that we can afford with Mahomes, where we've already won two Super Bowls, we're confident there will be more, so one season isn't the end of the world. Like you said, this is everything to them... their once in a decade shot to make it to the Super Bowl without having to go through multiples between Burrow, Allen, and Mahomes. |
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Based on what exactly? A few regular season stats from this year? Your QB's losing playoff record? Mahomes complete dominance of this conference and the insane imbalance of playoff experience between the two? Is it the fact that our defenses are almost identical in all areas that matter? |
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There’s a difference between “knocking” and providing context to “look how many 10-win teams they beat!” BTW, the Jags didn’t win 10 games. I credited the Lions and 49ers wins as impressive wins. Beating the Browns with Dorian Thompson-Robinson at QB? Nope. The Texans in CJ Stroud’s first start, and then without 2/3 of their WR starters? Not really. There’s always context involved. And sometimes stats don’t tell the whole story, especially in samples as small as a single NFL season. The Ravens have had a great year and are a great team. If they beat the Chiefs, they will win the Super Bowl having the best record in the league and having head-to-head wins against every member of the conference championship weekend. It would stamp them as one of the best teams in recent NFL history. We’ll see what happens. Confidence from the Chiefs end stems from: 1) an excellent defense that performed within fractional points of the Ravens immovable force D 2) an offense that consistently moved the ball but was held back by penalties and drops 3) having Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid, who have put the blowtorch to top defenses repeatedly during their time together, even when numbers like DVOA indicated they can’t/should not. 4) styles making fights. The chiefs defensive style and personnel is the style and personnel that gives you the best chance against the Ravens offense. The Chiefs have an offensive mastermind and elite-elite QB who perform extremely well against blitzing, zone-heavy defenses. And 5) this is our board. If you can’t read confidence from the Chiefs fans and critiques of your own team, maybe this isn’t for you. And you should go chug some antifreeze. |
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Anyone else notice how Lamar's solution in the 2nd half of the Texan's game looked shockingly similar to the leash the Bills put Allen on?
Just thought it was worth pointing out... |
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Ravens fans: ermergerd look at all these regular seasons reasons why the Ravens are so awesome!!!! Chiefs fans: We'll see. Beat Mahomes and then we'll talk. Ravens fans: ermergerd but what about all these regular season stats, they're going to win by 4 scores! Chiefs fans: We'll see. Beat Mahomes first. Ravens fans: ermergerd don't underestimate, there will be excuses when you lose by 3 touchdowns!!!! Chiefs fans: k. I guess. We'll see, can we just watch the game and see what happens? Ravens fans: ermergerd DeeeeeeVOAaaaaaaaa, 10 win teams, REGULAR SEASON STATS!!!! You're all reeruned if you don't accept the greatness now!!! Chiefs fans: If they're great, they'll win this weekend. Ravens fans: SAY THEY'RE GREAT NOW!!!!!! |
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Maybe we stomp you last year in the playoffs too if Lamar hadn't chosen a business decision over playing...
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The Pro Bowl is mostly a popularity contest voted on by casuals. That said it's generally QB's considered better than Josh Allen that receive the awarded spots. |
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Here’s what you’re missing: That’s about the Chiefs, not the opponent. Specifically, the Chiefs’ offense not crippling itself with penalties and drops. KC’s O has moved the ball well all season, only for those errors to hold it back. |
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If you took those comments in the context of the offense struggling against a 3-win Patriots, followed by the abomination of Christmas Day, followed by kicking 84 field goals against another team that didn't make the playoffs...... then the playoff opponents don't matter nearly as much in terms of saying they're getting on a roll. It's not "chest thumping" or an attack on the greatness of the regular season Ravens... it's acknowledging they looked awful against awful teams, and now they look a helluva a lot better. It's something we've rarely seen all season... it makes us happy. And then we all say that we're a tiny bit optimistic and we'll just have to wait and see, and you misconstrue that, too. |
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I think we have a good chance tomorrow, but nobody seems very concerned about the loss of Thuney. He's damn good.
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Wtf, lol.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Chiefs now officially have ruled out WR Kadarius Toney for Sunday’s AFC Championship game due to a hip injury and personal reasons.</p>— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) <a href="https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1751284087887684019?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 27, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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The Texans drafted second in this past draft and the Chiefs won the Super Bowl with a qb on one leg. You're right. CJ Stroud and the Texans are exactly like Mahomes and the Chiefs. Sure win, right? |
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Pretty sure there is a correlation. |
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I knew that loss was gonna suck. Allegretti is competent but there will be a noticeable difference. |
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