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scho63 02-13-2025 05:39 AM

2025 Chiefs: the Great Reset?
 
Successful teams in NFL history have seen a boom time end for a variety of reasons:
- Team ages out and great veterans retire
- Slew of injuries
- Hall of Fame QB retires or his talent declines
- Salary cap kills roster
- Consecutive years of bad drafts
- Their division improves dramatically
- Ownership, management or coaching changes for the worse
- Team turmoil or unforseen events/tragedy

The Chiefs are facing several of these as we begin the offseason.

Since Mahomes, no team has played more games or has longer seasons than the Chiefs. It seemed to show a little this year as the regular season came to a close.

We have become so spoiled since PM III that the idea of not making the playoffs or the AFC Championship game seems laughable.

With so many challenges of trying to sign all our FA's, the fatigue of all these long seasons, the strong possibility of Travis Kelce's retirement and all the roster holes like our Oline, what is the likelihood we have a setback this year and either miss the playoffs, not win the division or get knocked out early?

Would it be a tragedy to have a short season for the year and not deal with any extra games?

Could this be our first BIG reset year? We did reset after Tampa Bay in some ways and it worked out with no disruption to our making the playoffs.

I would rather a year of completely fixing our entire Oline at the expense of the making the playoffs vs having Mahomes suffer another year of the beating he took in 2024. The 6 sacks and complete destruction of him during the Super Bowl was the culmination and cherry on top of what was a real setback year for him. Yeah we made the Super Bowl and that sounds crazy picking on Patrick but numbers don't lie.

Don't want to see him suffer a major injury due to the failure of the Oline. That strip sack and hit he took was scary. Looked like his arm was nearly ripped out of the socket and then he was smacked in the face hard.

So here is the multiple choice question:
A. Do you think we get worse and miss the playoffs or early exit?
B. Do you think we get better and WIN the Super Bowl?
C. Same 'ol same 'ol cause Reid and Mahomes
D. We do.a one year rebuild and take a mini-break from the playoffs

I would be perfectly OK with a 1 year reset if we came back "stronger, better, faster", just like the Six Million Dollar Man. ROFL

Womble 02-13-2025 06:43 AM

We were 15-1 and beat every team in the AFC who went to the playoffs. This is a bit of an overreaction, even if you take into account the Super Bowl.

Sassy Squatch 02-13-2025 06:53 AM

7/16 teams makes the playoffs from each conference every year. If the Chiefs aren't one of those seven then something has gone catastrophically wrong, especially given the quality of teams that typically make it in as the seven.

FloridaMan88 02-13-2025 06:57 AM

Fixing the offensive line and still competing for a Super Bowl are not mutually exclusive.

Chris Meck 02-13-2025 06:58 AM

It's going to be, no matter what happened in the Super Bowl.

The glaring weaknesses need fixing and a lot of guys are about to get paid (most elsewhere).

Jewish Rabbi 02-13-2025 07:05 AM

Stopped reading at PM III

pugsnotdrugs19 02-13-2025 07:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sassy Squatch (Post 17967099)
7/16 teams makes the playoffs from each conference every year. If the Chiefs aren't one of those seven then something has gone catastrophically wrong, especially given the quality of teams that typically make it in as the seven.

Once I saw Cincy nearly get in after their 4-8 start, that’s when I knew we are never missing the playoffs while Mahomes is here.

And ultimately I trust Veach to make the type of shrewd moves necessary to keep us right there at the top of the conference even in what looks like a transitional year.

Fun times.

scho63 02-13-2025 07:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Womble (Post 17967095)
We were 15-1 and beat every team in the AFC who went to the playoffs. This is a bit of an overreaction, even if you take into account the Super Bowl.

I don't think you know the difference between a question and a statement.

There is no overreaction. I not making any predictions.

scho63 02-13-2025 07:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FloridaMan88 (Post 17967102)
Fixing the offensive line and still competing for a Super Bowl are not mutually exclusive.

I may be wrong but I think that is far from the only issue, but obviously the most imperative.

BlackHelicopters 02-13-2025 07:29 AM

Who is PM III?

Womble 02-13-2025 07:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by scho63 (Post 17967117)
I don't think you know the difference between a question and a statement.

There is no overreaction. I not making any predictions.

First off, don't patronise me you whore addicted frump.

You did not simply ask questions. You came up with a scenario that we will miss the playoffs and then said you'd be okay with it. In fact you ask if we are going to miss the playoffs three times and then follow up with a question about whether it would be a tragedy if we missed the playoffs.

It seems that you're obsessed about the chance of missing the playoffs which is why I said it's an overreaction.

Sassy Squatch 02-13-2025 07:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Womble (Post 17967133)
First off, don't patronise me you whore addicted frump.

LMAO This is one of the best insults I've seen in a long while on CP.

stevieray 02-13-2025 07:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlackHelicopters (Post 17967132)
Who is PM III?

Bronze

Rainbarrel 02-13-2025 07:38 AM

The spanking was a needed wake up call

irafreak 02-13-2025 07:51 AM

It was one game....where everything offensively went wrong and our opponent was too good to get away with it.


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