Originally Posted by ptlyon (Post 17854282)

They should look at the least the Chiefs era when Reid was coach. This team doesn't blow any team out.

Because Reid wants it that way.

Originally Posted by FloridaMan88 (Post 17854406)

The author of this waste of time article is a Buffalo Bills fan.

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Originally Posted by Dartgod (Post 17854427)

I am so thankful you posted this. Because I wasn't sure what the author of this article meant when he wrote, "I am a Buffalo Bills fan...".

Originally Posted by FloridaMan88 (Post 17854442)

You wasted your time reading this article?

Sucks to be you.

Originally Posted by saphojunkie (Post 17854270)

Luck, was it, when Leo Chenal blasted through a weak lineman he'd been owning all game to block the field goal?

Luck, when the hardest working front office in the NFL had a kicker they'd already scouted on speed dial when their kicker went down?

Luck when they had ANOTHER kicker who had already played for them ready to go in case of emergency?

Was it luck when a team fighting for the worst record in the league couldn't mount a comeback with their backup up quarterback? Luck that a bad team played bad?

Luck that a backup tight end couldn't make an EXCEPTIONAL play?

Luck is the wind picking up at the right moment.

Luck is great players having freak accidents. Luck is the unexpected happening without provocation or reason.

Skill is repeatable, dependable ability. That's what you're watching, you dumb sack of donkey cum. You're watching the best team in the NFL for the last decade continue it's dominance against opponents playing at the bleeding edge of their ability.

The Chiefs are a Ferrari. The Opponents are a Mazda. You can push that Mazda to 120 MPH, sure. But one tiny mistake and you fly off the road. The Ferrari can handle mistakes at 120 MPH. The Mazda can't. That's why the Chiefs are winning close games. But keep calling it luck, dipshit.

Skill:technology::Luck:Magic.

Originally Posted by Bearcat (Post 17854475)

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Originally Posted by PatMahomesIsGod (Post 17854241)

Drivel, you knuckle dragger.

Originally Posted by UteChief (Post 17854501)

Oversight or autocorrect.

Originally Posted by saphojunkie (Post 17854270)

Luck, was it, when Leo Chenal blasted through a weak lineman he'd been owning all game to block the field goal?

Luck, when the hardest working front office in the NFL had a kicker they'd already scouted on speed dial when their kicker went down?

Luck when they had ANOTHER kicker who had already played for them ready to go in case of emergency?

Was it luck when a team fighting for the worst record in the league couldn't mount a comeback with their backup up quarterback? Luck that a bad team played bad?

Luck that a backup tight end couldn't make an EXCEPTIONAL play?

Luck is the wind picking up at the right moment.

Luck is great players having freak accidents. Luck is the unexpected happening without provocation or reason.

Skill is repeatable, dependable ability. That's what you're watching, you dumb sack of donkey cum. You're watching the best team in the NFL for the last decade continue it's dominance against opponents playing at the bleeding edge of their ability.

The Chiefs are a Ferrari. The Opponents are a Mazda. You can push that Mazda to 120 MPH, sure. But one tiny mistake and you fly off the road. The Ferrari can handle mistakes at 120 MPH. The Mazda can't. That's why the Chiefs are winning close games. But keep calling it luck, dipshit.

Skill:technology::Luck:Magic.

Originally Posted by Donger (Post 17854205)

The Chiefs rank 107th of 107 in terms of point differential [For 11-*] teams – points scored minus points given up. That is dead last in the Super Bowl era.

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The bad news can be seen by looking at the New England Patriots.

The 2003 Patriots are the team with the second-worst point differential among those that won at least 11 of their first 13 games. They outscored their opponent by a mere 60 points, or a little less than five points per game.

The ‘03 Patriots would go on to win the Super Bowl with a playoff run in which they won the average game by a little over five points.

Originally Posted by EPodolak (Post 17854471)

Not sure he wants it that way. Or if he's got a set point like a thermostat he's helpless to control.