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Good read George.
I was working on my pivot this morning and I didn't get it done in time to not miss part of the game, I had it DVR'd but didn't think it was worth going back to watch.
My first thought when it was over, "welp, there goes winning the division." Then I thought, "WTF, one NFC game isn't going to make or break the season. Division games piss away playoff chances."
It's good to read that you are kind of on the same page. And I think if you take it out of the technical context and more into going into the playoffs hot context, it's pretty damning.
In terms of the season, the team is likely to lose some games down the stretch. And they've looked like dog balls in this game, The Pitt Game, and the Houston game. This team isn't good enough to overcome shitting the bed 3 times. That's 18.75% of the games, almost 20%. Maybe we don't win the pitt game, but this one and the Houston game are basically gimmies and out the door they go. They're going to drop some games, and really needed the easy ones. This is what separates us from the good teams. A team as limited as KC is needs to be consistent and we aren't. If our offense was better, we could overcome some inconsistency. Alas....
So moving forward we need to FIND some consistency and most likely offensive output while getting back to a defense that can stop somebody.
Looking at the division we must win the Chokeland game, and must have 1 of 2 against Donk (**** donk forever) while avoiding getting spoiled by the Dolts. As far as the Falcons and Tits go, it depends on where the other teams in division do. Ugh. That's a tough ask.
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