Meanwhile, in Philly

[InChiefsHeaven]

Man...look at the stats of this game. It's incredible.

The Eagles won this game while trailing in every statistical category. Yards passing, total yards, yards rushing, TOP, everything. The Chiefs sacked Hurts 5 times, only 1 for Mahomes. Hell, they had more penalty yards than the Chiefs, both teams having 7. The ONLY difference in stats was the turnovers, 1 more for the Chiefs because of an uncharacteristic fumble by Kelce in the red zone.

If you are an Eagles fan, you know you got away with one. You know that if the Chiefs don't make just one or two of their uncharacteristic mistakes last night, you lose this game.

I gotta believe that while happy with the win, Eagles fans are uncomfortable as hell, and they should be. We have a young WR corps that is largely new. They don't have that excuse.

Congrats to them on the win, but this is not a team that the Chiefs just couldn't beat. The Chiefs beat themselves again, and the Eagles benefited.

IF...and I mean IF...the Chiefs can figure out this shit on offense...this team is unstoppable come post season.

[Hammock Parties]

Hurts knee is cooked. Dallas will expose that team.

[seamonster]

If the Chiefs receivers could run in straight lines, not catch footballs like they have neurological problems and not fumble the Chiefs coast. And Hurts reminded me of Roethlisberger in his last year. He's slow and broken. And they won't make it out of the first round of the playoffs with that defense and I don't see them getting a bye. They looked like shit (worse than when they got carved up by Washington). SF is the team to beat in the NFC.

[PHOG]

Originally Posted by Shag

“Front runner”

https://nextgenstats.nfl.com/charts/...urts/HUR767022

Yeah, impressive huh?

[JohnnyHammersticks]

Do they put something in the water of all Tom Brady fan boys that makes them dumber than a box of shit?

Because I’ve never met one who wasn’t.

[Molitoth]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

on a dry field we win

good god man. lol

[InChiefsHeaven]

Originally Posted by penguinz

Not really uncharacteristic for Kelce. he usually has 1 or two if these a season. Usually much earlier in the season.

1 or 2 per season, usually early in the season...is pretty much the definition of uncharacteristic.

[InChiefsHeaven]

Originally Posted by Wallcrawler

26 drops in 10 games is no longer an uncharacteristic mistake. It is a dependable trait. The Kansas City Chiefs struggle to catch the football.

2 games have been lost due to WIDE OPEN passes IN THE HANDS of the receivers being dropped.

Can you coach someone how to catch a ball? I don't think so, but if it is a coachable skill, these coaches SUCK at doing it.

It is what it is. If the receivers learn how to catch, we are unbeatable with this defense.

However, when every game we play looks like Superbowl 55 where nobody brought their hands to the game, it's hard to say that an offense this terrible can do much in post season.

Mahomes is awesome, ball is right in their ****ing hands, and they can't hold it. There's nothing more he can do. He can't save us from drops.

I don't disagree. Hence why I said IF they can figure this out.

There has to be a way to scheme this better given the lack of talent maybe...but it all boils down to these guys playing better. Maybe they can, and maybe they can't. We've got a half a season left to find out.

The point of my post is that the Eagles were not good last night, and were not the better team, save the scoreboard. Call it sour grapes, but I would not be afraid to play them again.