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How many L's do you REALLY think we'll have in the lounge come January?
Poll forthcoming.
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I tried to type the number of Ls, but I keep getting this error:
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12 or 13
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14
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Hopefully 15, but ill settle for 13 or 14.
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LLLLLLLLLLLLLLots
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TweLLLLLLLLLLLLve.
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The rest of them.
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15
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I think we're going 3-13. We'll beat Carolina, and get lucky somewhere else. Now, the game changes if major change hits the front office. These guys will go on a tear if Scott and Romeo are released. Bookmark it.
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We'll win the toughest game we have left and that's it.
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12. We still have another game against Oakland which we usually split with, Carolina, Indy, and Cleveland.
I see us beating Oakland in game 2 I see us beating Carolina I see us winning against either Cleveland or Indy While we could lose all of those games we will somehow pull about three more wins out of our posterior. |
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I don't think there's a clear-cut win anywhere on the remaining schedule. I mean, a guy like Weeden has been turnover-prone yes. But we're prone to letting guys like that tear us a new asshole. |
14. We'll luck out and beat somebody, but 2-14 should get us the #1 pick. Jacksonville has been playing better and will probably get a few victories.
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All of them.
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14. We'll screw up and win somewhere. My guess is vs Carolina
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13.
Automatic losses: @SD, @Pitt, Den, @Oak, @Den - which puts us at 11 total. Then we'll lose 2 more for sure, just don't know which ones. I feel like 13 losses is best case scenario. If we take on two more ass-beatings Thursday and then next Sunday night, then we may go full mail-it-in mode and could easily just go 1-15 |
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Carolina is young and undisciplined. But they have some talent at key positions, namely Cam Newton. A team like that can just line up and rub our noses in it. |
LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLots of them.
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If Ls stands for losers then 100s of them.
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Was debating between 13 or 14, ended up going with 13. We'll **** up and win a few along the way. Losing out just seems improbable, despite how shit the team is. I mean, we've got to get a lead at some point this season, right?
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I voted 13 losses. But with Crennel at the helm, 15 is possible.
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Jeff Chadiha just brought up a GREAT point that I hadn't considered.
Denver may be resting their starters for the playoffs by the time we play them the last time. Denver could **** us out of our franchise QB on their way to the ****ing Super Bowl. :cuss: |
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And there is NO WAY that we beat Carolina. This is the same Carolina that went blow for blow with the Falcons and the Bears.
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I think a question of similar importance is in which game will we first hold a lead?
I think we can rule out @SD due to short rest. @Pitt, no chance. So will we finally grab our first lead of the season on Blackout Day against Cincy? |
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2-14 seems likely. Carolina is the most likely victim with Cam Newton being a knucklehead and they playing in Arrowhead. (Not like Arrowhead means anything these days for the opposition. Oakland players said they wished they played here every week!)
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In the past let down seasons were always 13-3.
This year it's 3-13... |
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His mistakes tend to manifest themselves at the worst times, against GOOD teams. |
4-12 - just "good" enough to take us out of the running fot the top QB in the draft. It's the Chiefs way!
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1-15.
There is NO WAY this team wins another game, period. They just scored their first touchdown in garbage time on Sunday after going 33 quarters without a TD. There isn't a QB that the Chiefs face that isn't far superior to Matt Cassel or Brady Quinn. The secondary, especially Routt & Lewis, shouldn't be starting. Arenas is garbage. Couple that with the disappearance of Hali and Houston and you're looking at 1-15. |
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anyone that has been a Chiefs fan for long knows that we will find some way to win enough games to screw us out of the primo draft slot.
the universe hates us |
wont win another game....
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As many as humanly possible, God willing.
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The schedule softens up a bit in December, but Carolina has already been in several close games (-39 point differential vs -89 (a touchdown per game)), and Weeden & Luck will have several more games under their belts. I'm still tempted to say they'll win a game or two, because the NFL is like that (Chiefs vs Packers last season... Rams beating the Saints last season a week after the Saints beat the Colts 62-7, etc). It might take a monumental effort by the Chiefs and a truly awful game from the opponent due to their starting and backup QBs being unable to play, and uh....... yeah, 1-15 sounds right. |
I hope GENO reads this forum and decides to refuse to go here if you all can pick him after the way you people have done Cassel
Shame on you |
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15. The Saints game was the aberration for the year. They Chiefs have gotten pounded weekly by bad teams.
And they still won't draft a QB. |
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All he has to do is not suck and we will love him like |
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I've watched every game in preseason and every second of every game during the regular season and as I've said in several threads, the 1988 team would beat the 2012 team. It's not for a lack of talent, although the Chiefs are definitely lacking in certain areas. It's the schemes, both offensive and defensive, it's player attitudes and overall lackadaisical effort from everyone involved. Teams that lead the league in turnovers have a serious lack of focus and conviction. Everyone on both sides of the ball look like dead men walking and I just can't see that changing. There's not a switch you can flip. These guys are done. Cooked. Burned out. Whatever adjective in the book would probably apply. And there is absolutely no one on this coaching staff that could possibly turn it around. In all likelihood, it would get worse, just as it did this past weekend for the Eagles after they fired Juan Castillo. This team is 1-15. |
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I haven't watched nearly that much, but pretty much agree.... if Crennel gets fired, it could provide a one game spark, but like you said, it's not like anyone else on the staff could rally the troops. I was mostly watching the Giants/Cowboys on RedZone this past weekend, but caught one play in the Raiders game where they mentioned 3 defenders had a chance to catch up with a Raiders' receiver, had they just made an effort to do so. Pathetic. |
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Lots of LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
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