Fantastic question and I had to look

@ ARI 2nd & 8 at KC 34
(2:53 - 4th) I.Pacheco up the middle to KC 30 for -4 yards (R.Lawrence). FUMBLES (R.Lawrence), and recovers at KC 30.

@ Indy (2:53 - 3rd) C.McLaughlin kicks 66 yards from IND 35 to KC -1. I.Pacheco to KC 9 for 10 yards. FUMBLES, and recovers at KC 10. I.Pacheco to KC 12 for 2 yards (G.Stuard)

vs JAX 1st & 10 at JAX 13
(9:04 - 1st) (Shotgun) I.Pacheco up the middle to JAX 9 for 4 yards (R.Jenkins). FUMBLES (R.Jenkins), RECOVERED by JAX-D.Lloyd at JAX 7. D.Lloyd to JAX 24 for 17 yards (J.Smith-Schuster; P.Mahomes).

@ HOU 1st & 10 at KC 22
(9:37 - 2nd) I.Pacheco up the middle to KC 22 for no gain (M.Addison). FUMBLES (M.Addison), touched at KC 22, RECOVERED by HST-D.King at KC 22. D.King to KC 17 for 5 yards (J.Smith-Schuster; S.Moore).

And what is even weirder is the two fumbles he lost were running into the back of Wylie...

And before anyone loses their mind - JJSS had his 3rd fumble (2nd lost) overall today.

Gotta disagree with #1.The Texans ARE as bad as t b eir record.

7 of their 12 losses have come by one TD or less for a combined 42 points - that averages to 6 points a game.

Have you even watched them play? Bet not. They are a terrible football team. Not good anything.

Do Denver's 7 out of 12. Are they better also?

They’re coached by Lovie Smith and gimmicked dual backup QBs.

Texans are ass and we should’ve handled them with ease.

No need to overthink it.

stopped reading at 1

LOL

"the Texans aren't terrible because they almost beat the cowboys"

LOL

Yeah that was a dumb comment

There are so many factors that go into winning in the NFL talent, a little bit of luck, a lot of preparation, and staying healthy. The Broncos and the Texans are banged up teams. The difference between good and bad in the NFL is a couple of lucky bounces and a couple of injuries thanks to parity. Any team on any given Sunday isn't just some cute saying. Name the quote below

"In todays world, you can't go by the record, everything is so close, the parity, and your off by like a fingertip catch or maybe a penalty or turnover, it's just one thing. There have never been so many close games as there are right now that are determined by one score."

"When you turn the ball over it keeps teams in games, I mean that team played hard, they have some playmakers and they played hard, they are well coached, and if you give teams life like that they're gonna make it a battle. In the NFL the margin of winning and losing is so small."

They've played very well by their standard the last couple games, but they also had a terrible performance against Cleveland just a few weeks ago. 80 yard punt return TD for Cleveland, plus TWO touchdowns by the Cleveland defense. Somehow Houston magically stopped making as many big mistakes against Dallas & Chiefs.

If your team is 1-9-1 do you really give a **** about beating Denver or Cards or Rams?

But bring Dallas or KC or Buffalo to town and they all put in their best effort.

That's just the way it is.

Andy actually said something about the reffing;
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It's near the beginning (1:14) and it's subtle, but Andy never comments on the reffing as far as I know.

Good read DC.



RE: #4. I'll never forget an interview with Mitchell Schwartz on I think it was Russillo's podcast, where he was asked, "How fast is Mahomes" to which his answer was "He's a step faster than the dude chasing him." ROFL I laughed at that for a month.

But I love it. It will be a shame when he ages out of those runs.

I haven't read a ton of stuff about the game, but I gotta say I'm damned proud of Mahomes. I've thought for most of the year that he should throw it to the backs a LOT more if they're going to run guys back and triple team Kelce and shit.

And he did it today. It's not the most entertaining football, but those 3 passes to McKinnon in a row had me wound up. If we can get those type of plays rolling, it will open up the deeper stuff that he likes. But damn it, if it's 0there, ****ing take the easy 10. I really want Pacheco getting those passes, too, but I love that he's throwing them.

Get McKinnon in the tub. He carried a hell of a load today, and we need his ass for the playoffs.

High and tight that shit and we'll be fine. We were hammering these bitches out until we gave it back to them too much.

And **** Carl Cheffers.