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View Poll Results: Did the Chiefs hold back some of the playbook against Indy?
Yes 86 46.99%
No 61 33.33%
Maybe 26 14.21%
Only Gaz knows 10 5.46%
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Old 12-31-2013, 12:42 PM   #31
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i absolutely believe so. in fact, it's the only thing giving me hope the chiefs will win the game.

they've been on a two week mind**** for the colts. first they came into that game having slaughtered a couple teams, then came out and didn't even play their whole deck ---and then one week later decide to rest the starters and still played a great game.

now indy is like wtf man? who are the chiefs....

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