The Kansas City Griefs
 

Cuz that is what they cause us. A lot of grief.

I was at the game, and it was miserable.

Next week will not be a sellout, for the first time since 1990, people won't be able to see the Griefs on TV.

Good job, Carl. You made a nice 17 year run... but its over.

Nice 17 year run?

17 years of mediocrity is a nice run?

Nice... ish.

Why wouldn't people be able to see them on TV?

How clever.

In the NFL, any broadcaster that has a signal that hits any area within a 75-mile radius of an NFL stadium may only broadcast a game if that game is a road game, or if the game sells-out 72 hours or more before the start time for the game.

So if the game doesn't sell out, the local KC market can't get the game.

I live in a secondary market so I'll get to enjoy the Griefs on my television.

Until they win 42-6 and we all proclaim we're baaaaaccckkkkk!

Me too. heh.

If they win a home game, we can just download the torrent.

I've had like 1 quarter of fun this year!

But don't you see? That's a good thing. Once fans wake up to the tyranny of King Carl, then and only then will you have a chance to change things.I looked at the fans in the stands yesterday and thought, "man, how many years have they sat there for Carl?"

it would be the first game i've missed since 97 or so. although with the way they're playing, don't think i'll miss much, i'm sure i can find something else to do with my sunday.

I feel for you, that had to be a miserable game to be in attendance. Hopefully, you had a nice tailgate experience.

Yesterday, the announcers mentioned the last time the Chiefs were shut out at home, against the LA Rams. I was at that game, with poor seats, and it really sucked.

Amen brother!

I was livid watching the game at our local Buffalo Wild Wings. I can only imagine how ticket holders feel! And Cinci next week to boot? SHIT!

GRIEF is the word!

Depending on exactly how many seats are still open at gametime the tv station will probably buy up the remaining seats. Nobody wants it displayed locally more than the broadcast.