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Denver is a long shot win that probably won't happen. Falcons is the same. We've shown the ability to beat the Raiders and can again. Titans are a team that has what we don't want to see with a strong ground game and a young QB that can run. I have no faith we will beat them nor can we really think we will beat Denver. SD we can beat again.
I see two more wins but we have lucked out a ton the last two years so make it three wins max unless the offense suddenly comes alive and Smith starts playing better than rookies in this league. |
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I don't know, maybe they go into both Denver and the ATL and kick their ever-loving asses... This is why you have to win the games you're supposed to win. Dam you Andy! It's your job to have every player who's physically able to play, readyto play. They weren't ready to play! |
Raiders, Chiefs and Broncos each have tough competition in the final stretch.
Neither of them has an easy path to the playoffs. But, there is no room for error. Sevreral dangerous teams in the AFC at 5 and 6 wins right now, slippage from 2 of the 3 at the top of the AFCW opens a door for the others. KC has two tough road games @ Broncos and @ Falcons, followed up by what will be a welcome 3 game home stretch, but the Raiders will be tough... Titans have proven they're legit on offense and then you have the Broncos. Season ending road game vs the Chargers. It's a tough road, but no tougher than what Denver has or even Oakland. Should be a good race with many tense moments. |
9-7, no playoffs.
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Boy, that's a tough close to the season.
Tough road games, tough inter-division matchups, even the "weak" teams on the schedule can offer tough matchups (Tenn and at SAN Diego). I think they'll be fortunate to finish 3-3 unless the defense gets completely healthy in a hurry or Alex Smith flips that magic switch we've been waiting three years for him to flip. And even with that, 10-6 and a road playoff game against Pittsburgh or Oakland or Denver looks like another year out after one game. But that's not surprising. 10-6 with a first round playoff loss is clearly more important to this ownership group than taking the shots necessary to build a real SB team. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
7-3 now
@Donkos - L (7-4) @Falcons - L (7-5) Raiders - W (8 - 5) Titans - W (9 - 5) Donkos - W (10 - 5) @Chargers - W (11 - 5) Pull the third wild card and lose on the road to Denver or Pittsburgh. |
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I picked them to finish 10-6 at the start of the season, and I'm sticking with it... Reason being, since Reid has gotten here it's been 1 step forward, 1 step backwards the following season. They're not able to build on the previous year. It doesn't seem to matter who or what they add. I figured this season would be no different. So, 10-6, a WC birth (maybe) and loss in 1st round if they get in. We'll see...
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11-5 or 12-4 if we fix the shit and get healthy
9-7 if we stay at this level |
This team may have won 10 straight in Arrowhead but a lot of them were heart stoppers. Our road wins seem to be more convincing. Being a WC may not be the worst predicament if our first two games somehow end up being @Hou and @Oak/Den.
But first we have to win one of @Den/@Atl. Otherwise I have a bad feeling we might miss the playoffs or will be desperate for another team to choke in week 17. |
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Outside of the Pats, every other AFC team is running hot and cold. 10-6 on the road for the playoffs. They will lose in the first round 24-7 due to Peters returning an INT to the opposition's 4 yard line and not scoring.
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