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Please, please, please, Chiefs!!!
WHEN Mahomes drives the Chiefs downfield for the game's first TD next Sunday...
KEEP the pedal to the metal, Bob Sutton and Eric Bienemy! Up by two TDs?? Go for three. Up by three TDs? Go for four. Rinse and repeat, rinse and repeat... you get the idea. It will take the Chiefs' very best 60 minutes of football -- players AND coaches too, Andy Reid! -- to slay the two-headed dragon known as Bradichick. Not 55 minutes or 58 minutes or 59 minutes. Any questions, ask HC Dan Quinn down at Atlanta. Or his team owner, Arthur Blank, who was dancing in his suite early in the third quarter of SB51... with still 28 minutes of clock time remaining. PEDAL to the medal, Chiefs! |
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Oh my, are you as good as the 2016 Falcons? |
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Also, pipe down about your offense there. It didn't look impressive at all against a mediocre defense yesterday. |
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We have the MVP. Put it on his shoulders. |
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But our pass rush and QB are better. Not good for you. |
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From every Eagles fan to you guys.... You got this shit!!! Bet the bank. It's your time.
You now have two fan bases rooting for you!! Every Eagles fan who bought a ticket to Atlanta prematurely will now be wearing red screaming for Andy to win. You didn't ask for us but now u got us. We are ****ing loud and obnoxious and now we are your front line mercs, God bless whoever faces u. They dont stand a chance. Go Chiefs!!!! |
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Good news though, you can relive the glory days of yesteryear on that fancy 2nd hand LG LED TV you got yourself. You did buy the Tom Brady's son's swimsuit addition, right? |
Forget this BS. We lost by 3 pts on the road due to clock management. Hill scored in 27 seconds and left 3:15 on the clock for Brady. Mahomes will WIN this game it is KC's time! No worries Chiefs will go to the SB!!!
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You'd think even a Pats fan could admit 2 things, they aren't a good road team and they are facing a league MVP QB, that isn't a great matchup in the playoffs for moving on.
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Speaking of which, how long did it take the Red Rockets to go to the World Series? How long has it been since the Ginger ****s went to the NBA finals? The Bruins since their last Stanley Cup? Hypocrites |
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No, they can't stop anybody. |
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Glad we can agree on that. |
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You put up 10pts in a bad loss to the Lions on the road. You put up 10pts in a bad loss to the Steelers on the road (this is only bad because we scored 42pts at Pittsburgh). You allowed 31pts to Blake Bortles on the road. You gave up 34pts to the Dolphins on the road. You did however manhandle the mighty Jets and Bills on the road. Our defense has been very bad on the road. But at home during the regular season, we allowed 18ppg which was 6th in the league. If this were at NE, I would understand your confidence. But I think you're conflating your postseason success overall with your postseason success on the road and they're different. Or you're just an insecure troll. Either way I enjoyed going through your schedule again because it made me more confident about next Sunday. |
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However, in 2013 we walked into Denver with a team that had the second most man games lost due to injures in the league and only had Edelman at WR, with Austin Collie and Matthew Mulligan as spare parts. Even then we scored and were one 2 pt conversion from making it a 8 point game late in the 4th. In 2015, our kicker missed a extra point early, had he made that we would of been am extra point away from tying the game, even though brady had been hit the most times for a QB since 2006. We missed a 2 pt conversion and lost. So yes we lost on the road but were close in 2015. True we have not fared well on the road this season and the Chiefs have had our number a few times in recent years. But we are healthy and it will be any given Sunday come this Sunday. Should be a good game. |
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Maybe they're only good vs teams who are great at home and dogshit on the road. |
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You haven't played anyone at home. Those home stats mean nothing. |
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Healthy...but the loss of Gordon and the decline of Gronk have turned your offense into a dink show.
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Now I know why you're posting here. |
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Also, since they're plating the injury card, we were missing several starters in each of those games |
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Oh my, the Pats opponent offensive efficiency is even better than the Colts. ROFL
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Their running backs were probably better than ours though. Mahomes’s ability to stretch the field and extend plays is the X Factor. You can do everything right for 5 seconds and barely slip up. He’ll find the mistake and make you pay. |
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And yes agree 100% really wished this game was in Foxboro. (and yes why it can be tough for a fan base to accept bounces going different ways that decide games as we discussed in the other thread, sometimes it is just not your day and one must accept the cards one has been dealt) I am just hoping that the pats can come out hungry and play clean, and those road games will be a thing of the regular season. But we will have to wait and see. |
You guys just inherited every drunk angry loud Eagles fan to your side. You don't have to like us but we hate Belicheat and Brady. We will help carry you to the promised land if u want it or not hahaha.
Let us get arrested, we're good at this. Just win We'll bury the bodies. Go win this shit!! |
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We have fared well in the last few games. True the games were at home, but we still put up points. |
The Pats fans sound exactly like Penguins fans before the Caps beat them on their way to winning the Ship. Their entire reasoning for expecting to win was because they did in the past. Opponent is a choker.
Guess what, the Pats were chokers their entire existence. Until they weren't. Same will go for the Chiefs now, just as it did for the Caps. And Peyton Manning. And the Cubs. And the Cavs. And all those teams in all those sports who proved history is irrelevant. |
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I think we just inherited the fans of every team in the NFL that isn't the Patriots. We are truly America's team next Sunday and I love it. A genuine battle of good vs evil. |
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You know, like the Patriots did. |
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In for the wins, in for the losses In for the amazing touchdown tosses In for the long haul, the journey, the quest In for the seasonal tribe of the West In for the fans and the players who've passed In for the mem'ries of those we've held fast In for the city, with citizens fair And all of the stories of those who've lived there In for it all, the ups and the downs In for a penny, in for a pound!! All in!! GO CHIEFS!!!! |
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What position do you play for the Patriots? |
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That seems a little more relevant than what Alex Smith or Steve Bono did in the playoffs, yes, Einstein? |
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5-0 against playoff teams. |
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Then again, I have a normal-sized penis and an above-average IQ. |
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There is a lunar eclipse Sunday night after the game.
It will turn red for about an hour and a half Hopefully an omen for us. http://shadowandsubstance.com/assets/central.png |
I can't believe I'm going to say this, but Sutton probably has had as good of success as any vs Brady prior to this season. And I still can't help but wonder how that playoff game would have ended if mahomes was our qb.
I really hope this isn't like the Rams game where the refs set the tone with early tricky tack Def holding calls. And I sure hope it isn't as lobsided as the new England zero penalty fiasco a couple of months ago. This is the playoffs. Hopefully the refs will let these players play. |
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Before this year Sutton frustrated qbs like Peyton and Brady by choking off all the underneath stuff. Force them to sit in the pocket and go through multiple progressions. Man up. Sometimes these pocket qbs get frustrated when they have too much time. I don't know how much of that can still work because it's hard to cover that long without some bullshit defensive penalty.
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In all seriousness, how do the Patriots match up against the Chiefs by position group? Let's take an objective look.
I'd estimate it as: QB - Big advantage KC, obviously. We have the MVP, they have a declining former star. RB - Advantage KC. No one is running better than Damien Williams right now. He's averaging 0.6 ypc above the Patriots guy. WR/TE - Big advantage KC, obviously. No one matches up to our starting trio, and it's clear that none of the Patriots' guys would start on the KC team. OL - Advantage KC - Pro bowl left tackle, all-pro right tackle and solid in the middle for KC. Not much to speak of in New England. Their RT is big, but that's a disadvantage against our speed rushers. ST - Strong advantage Chiefs - Butker has a higher FG percentage than their guy, we've got one of the top KRs in the league, and Tyreek Hill returning punts. Their punter is 0.2 yards ahead of Colquitt, but Colquitt's sample size is too small to draw conclusions. DBs - Advantage Chiefs. The Chiefs are loaded at CB with Fuller, Nelson, Ward, and Scandrick. Sorensen is back, and Lucas is ascending. The Patriots don't have anybody to speak of, just some overpaid veterans. LBs - Advantage Chiefs. Pass rush is the name of the game, and the Chiefs have two of the best OLBs in the league. The Patriots are lining up two OLBs with a combined 4.5 sacks this year. Really? Our ILBs are serviceable, and the Patriots are lining up some 6th round guy that no one's ever heard of. Elandon Roberts? What's that? DL - Strong advantage Chiefs. We've got Chris Jones, which is enough - he has more sacks than the Patriots starting foursome combined - but we've also got Nnadi and Xavier against the run, and Bailey is good in both dimensions. Coaching - Strong advantage Chiefs. Belichick usually finds some loophole in the rules to cheat, but he's not a creative guy in game planning. Deflate some balls, steal some signals, and have Brady throw short routes that minimize his arm weakness. Andy is an offensive genius. |
I think we can all agree (even Pats fans):
Chief home QB>Pats road QB Chiefs WR>Pats WR Chiefs TE>Pats TE Home Chiefs D>Road Pats D etc.. Chiefs 30-20 |
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If we're going by past results, NE has not fared well at Arrowhead.
https://www.footballdb.com/teams/nfl...mvsteam?opp=16 I won't mention the time Brady tore his ACL at Arrowhead since that resulted in Casshole. |
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