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The Patriots are playing good, complimentary football. They're not playing "lights out". The talking heads just can't get the Patriot Way out of their heads. |
So let me get this straight..... You're talking about getting the #1 AFC SEED yet have a game Sunday against the Broncos that if lost would put the Broncos in 1st place in the AFC WEST?
Things can change quickly it seems as the Original OP didn't even have the Broncos in his write-up yet here they are challenging for 1st in the AFC WEST. |
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The Steelers are terrible. |
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The score by which the Bengals lost to the spiraling Browns 3 weeks ago. |
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Most thought that the Chiefs were going to run away with this division but here they are in week 13 playing for the division lead against the "Horrific quarterback situation" Broncos. |
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Which one of their QB’s would you like to trade Carr for? Bridgewater? Lock? Let’s be real for a second. The ONLY reason this division is close right now is because of an unprecedented rash of turnovers by the Chiefs, which is completely uncharacteristic of an Andy Reid Chiefs team. We’re normally near the top in fewest turnovers. Most of them are a result of fluky plays and some ‘pressing’ by the offense. It’s been a weird year. But I wouldn’t expect it to happen again going forward (because it never has before). The rest of you all in the AFC West should just thank the Chiefs for allowing you to stick around because of some fluky turnovers. Everyone knows we’re a much better team than the other three. Thus why we’ve played in the last two Super Bowls. You’re welcome AFC West. Don’t expect this gift again next year. |
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Teddy has that team 1 game away from the AFC WEST top spot. It is what it is. I wouldn't trade Carr for Teddy but Carr has his own issues. Chiefs have a great QB no doubt. Finding a great QB isn't easy. Every team goes through stuff every year. You think the Raiders haven't gone through anything this year? You are what your record says you are - no more no less. |
broncos getting broomed again this year
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We need Mahomes "Magic" right NOW through out the rest of the schedule. We NEED to win the AFC West and my current "fear" is double Broncos, Chargers and the Bengals on the road. IF we can win all of those, we MIGHT get the 2nd seed which I am cool with. #1 seed? Ummmm, not so sure.
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It would be lovely if MIA beats NE AGAIN to propel us like 2 years ago! :clap:
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Realistically speaking I believe Chiefs are losing at least one more and the Patriots will be losing at least one more. 12-5 in a year like this could get the number 1 seed. More teams are going to be fighting for playoff spots until the bitter end so that is going to make it hard for any AFC #1 seed contender to go undefeated the rest of the way. |
HEY OP, UPDATE YOUR SHIT! :skip:
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We're quick to shit on other teams, but refuse to look in the mirror and realize you could make a lot of the same critiques about our own team.
Struggled against the Rodgers-less Packers. Struggled against the shitty Giants missing a ton of players. Struggled against the Cowboys missing an All Pro OT and two studs at WR. But we blew out the Raiders, so everything is fine? I wouldn't be shocked to run the table, but I also wouldn't be surprised to lose to anyone we have left on the schedule. |
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I'm a lot more optimistic overall than a few weeks ago, mostly because their schedule softens up so much from the first 6 weeks of the season.... many people are stuck in the early 90s with the "defense wins championships' mentality, so it's a lot easier to ignore the struggling offense when the defense is playing well (even against shit or broken teams) than ignore defense when the offense is at its best. |
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Pete, Are we going to sniff the playoffs? Ty |
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The difference is that the Chiefs are a known commodity with an established history of being the best team in the league for three seasons with little change having occurred. None of the other teams are close to that so if starting from square one with a 5-6 game season as they all basically are, the Chiefs get the edge. |
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Even now I believe Vegas has us 1st in the AFC for going to the Super Bowl. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+550): With Vita Vea (knee) active, the Bucs defensive front was up to the challenge against league-leading rusher Jonathan Taylor and the Colts. Tampa turned in a total team win with Tom Brady managing the game, and the Bucs passing offense should only improve when Antonio Brown (ankle) gets back and several other key players get healthy. Kansas City Chiefs (+700): The Chiefs won four straight games headed into a bye with their defense yielding just 11.3 PPG against some dangerous opponents. Patrick Mahomes has committed 14 turnovers during a rough season for a KC offense that is bound to turn the corner eventually. Buffalo Bills (+800): The Bills have alternated between three bad losses and three impressive wins heading into a crucial MNF matchup with the first-place Patriots. Their defense takes a major hit without elite CB Tre’Davious White (ACL) the rest of the way. Green Bay Packers (+800): While Aaron Rodgers has been able to battle through a broken toe and silence his critics with elite play in recent weeks, it’s fair to wonder how his lack of mobility might impact Green Bay’s offense down the stretch. Arizona Cardinals (+900): The Cardinals continued to prove that they’re a complete team by going 2-1 without Kyler Murray (ankle) and DeAndre Hopkins (hamstring) heading into their bye week. They have an easy draw at Chicago next week before hosting the Rams. New England Patriots (+1100): Facing another shorthanded opponent, the Patriots dominated the Titans for a sixth straight win. Matthew Judon leads a fierce front seven with J.C. Jackson and Jalen Mills shutting down the back end. If Mac Jones plays mistake-free football, New England should continue to be a force. Dallas Cowboys (+1300): With LT Tyron Smith (ankle) back in the lineup, the Cowboys hung 33 points at home, but Dan Quinn’s defense turned in one of its worst performances in a narrow loss to the Raiders. Amari Cooper (COVID) is expected to return on Thursday night against the Saints but the Cowboys are dealing with another COVID outbreak. |
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The reality is of course in the middle somewhere and not solely about Ws and Ls. If everything was back to normal, the offense would have looked far, far, far better against NYG, far better against the Packers, and better against the Cowboys. It's not a black and white, the Chiefs have lost all benefit of the doubt, but just pumping the brakes a bit on acting like the defense that was putrid just weeks ago is now amazing because they're playing the likes of Jordan Love and a Cowboys team without their top two receivers (and yes, they are healthy and playing better, "somewhere in between") or that the offense is completely back to normal and it was only the turnovers (and yes, playing far better than October). Slow to panic, slow to unyielding optimism. |
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Not to turn the discussion into Brady hate but It is inevitable isn't it that TB is going to be back in the SB and MOAR BRADY AND GRONK. FML Would love to beat them in a rematch but would rather honestly never play Tom Brady in a game again. He is too lucky and gets favored on top of his talent makes it unfair. |
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Defense is getting better and has played really well but the offense has been shit for weeks now. Throw out the Raiders game and we have been shit against two shit teamsand one good one. We should have demolished the Packers and the Cowboys and the Giants and we couldn't because we didn't score much.
The offense keeps me from totally buying in to us winning anything but the year has been nuts so we are still in it at the moment. |
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Chiefs are 5-0 vs NFC, and lost to Bills, Ravens and Titans. Colts lost to Bucs and Pats lost to Cowboys so if Pats and Colts overtake teams that beat Chiefs, it would not help with tiebreakers.
Seems like Chiefs will need to have better overall record than any other division winner to get a higher seed since unlikely to win any tiebreakers. Chiefs would have to run table to get #1 seed. I could see all the other AFC teams get to 5 losses, but very unlikely that all of them get to 6 losses. |
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Gimme' the Packers or Cards... |
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For me personally I was one of the few defending the defense all season and blaming the offense (turnovers mostly) for the early season record. I never bought into the defense being as bad as they looked and I feel validated by my defending of them here. And I just don’t buy into the offense being a 20 ppg unit either like the last four games. I’m definitely not just going all optimistic after a few wins. I also made three separate Super Bowl bets after each of our last three losses and because the price just kept going up in a good way. Now I’m sitting at I think a +800, +1100, and +1400. |
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Interestingly if the three teams that get 5 losses with the rest at least 6, if those three are us, Bengals, and Ravens, with us beating the Bengals, we get the one seed as the Bengals would beat out the Ravens for their division then we beat out the Bengals for the bye. Our loss to the Ravens becomes irrelevant in that scenario. |
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Play teams that score 30+/game, your defense isn't going to look great; schedule evens out, so does the defense... and even with the 250 rushing yards and so forth, they weren't even trending to be the worst defense in the league at any point of the season, yet the narrative was "historically bad". :doh!: |
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If Kelce, and Hill can stop this from happening, then running the table should be do-able. Someone in the comments mentioned Kelce getting hit in the head by Poyer during the Bills game, and having been on the injury report every week after that. Clean up those 2 players drops and the offense is back. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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I posted it a few weeks ago but Kelce and Hill account for like 1/4 of Mahomes' INT's because they've been tipping the ball in the air instead of just dropping passes. |
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Gained on Bengals, Raiders, and Ravens today. Will gain on Broncos tonight and Patriots or Bills tomorrow.
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Now, we need Pringle to step up. |
Pretty sure if the Chiefs win this one all teams in contention will be 8-4.
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And now we kick. Our offense from last year is dead.
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Good gawd run the ****ing ball. What did we draft an RB in round 1.
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DIRTY ****ING DAN! ARE YOU KIDDING ME!
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Now we are truly in it.
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Week 14 games of note:
LV @ KC BAL @ CLE JAX @ TEN BUF @ TB The Buffalo/NE game tomorrow night is huge. |
The Chiefs can be in sole possession of the one seed next week if:
Buffalo beats New England Cleveland beats Baltimore Jacksonville beats Tennessee Tampa Bay beats Buffalo Kansas City beats Las Vegas Chiefs 9-4 Ravens 8-5 Bills 8-5 Titans 8-5 Patriots 8-5 |
Chiefs could even lose a game and still get the #1 seed. I don't think the odds are more than 30% in that scenario. But it's possible.
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Titans are banged up
Pats are frauds Ravens have been lucky to not have a losing record. I'd say it's between KC and Buffalo |
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It's looking QUITE likely at this point that we end up with at least the two or three seed.
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#1 seed will come down to the Thursday night game Chiefs @ Chargers. Enormous game. Look at Chargers remaining schedule if we dont go in there and win I think they are likely to win out.
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I dont want home field. Mahomes sucks ass this year at home
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I want to see what's left of that cro magnon's brain dribbling out his ears after Darrel Williams chips him right in the cranium for the 30th pass play in a row. |
So I think a Bills win tonight and loss later this week (to bucs), followed with a Chiefs win and a balt loss would put Chiefs up to 2 seed. If Tenn lost to jags again we would be the 1 seed in that scenerio.
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You know they say that all teams are created equal, but you look at the Chiefs and you look at the Ravens and you can see that statement is not true. See, normally if you go one on one with another team, you got a 50/50 chance of winning. But the Chiefs are genetic freaks and they're not normal! So you got a 25%, AT BEST, at beat Chiefs. Then you add the Patriots to the mix, your chances of winning drastic go down. See the #1 seed, for the playoffs, you got a 33 1/3 chance of winning, but the Chiefs, they got a 66 and 2/3 chance of winning, because the Patriots KNOW they can't beat the Chiefs and they're not even gonna try!
So Ravens, you take your 33 1/3 chance, minus the Chiefs' 25% chance and you got an 8 1/3 chance of winning the #1 seed. But then you take the Chiefs' 75% chance of winning, if they were to go one on one, and then add 66 2/3 per cents, the Chiefs got 141 2/3 chance of winning the #1 seed. See Ravens, the numbers don't lie, and they spell disaster for you getting the #1 seed. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/msDuNZyYAIQ" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
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If the Patriots win tonight, they will get the top seed most likely. They are playing the best football of any team. A win at Buffalo Monday night will be all they need.
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Chiefs are on the losing end of several tie breakers. Right at this moment, the Pats, Titans and Ravens all have the tie breaker advantage on the Chiefs. If the Chiefs, Chargers and Bills all had identical records right now, the Chargers and Bills would have tie breaker advantages as well. A lot would have to fall just right for the Chiefs to end up as the 1 seed. The odds have to be pretty steep against that happening.
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But best road for KC is a Buffalo win tonight. I think the chips will fall pretty well for KC in the other games, I'm mostly concerned about US taking care of the Chargers and Bengals. We got everyone else, easy. |
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Yea let’s just assume the Pats sweep the Bills, beat the red hot Colts, and don’t lose their yearly game to the Dolphins. |
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Dude, you're such a bundle of sticks |
We want New England to win tonight right? Buffalo has tie breaker on us as they beat us head to head.
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Then Buffalo turns around and loses to TB to go 8-5. |
Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey (shoulder) likely out for season
Ravens aren't beating us without Humphrey. |
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I think Allen chokes tonight Da Quix. |
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Baltimore is pretty well ****ed at this point given their schedule. Tennessee is trash and has no prayer. We only really need to worry about Buffalo and New England, and the play each other twice. It's really set up well for KC right now IF they take care of bidness. |
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Bills fans insist Allen can't play well if there is a slight wind. That tips this into NE's favor since their OL and Defense are better. |
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