Playoffs?

[Gaz]

Originally Posted by ptlyon

Then where's yours?

The number of votes is a link to a page that shows who voted what. I am there, man.

xoxo~
Gaz
Still a believer.

[Coogs]

Since we have to vote just yes or no, and all I have to go on is what I have seen the first two weeks, I have to vote no.

If we were allowed to have qualifiers, I would have voted yes. If the injuries heal, yes. If the defense makes the tackles, yes. If Dante actually starts making some returns, yes. If AS returns to form, yes.

But based on what we have seen the first two games, no. Didn't see enough improvement from game 1 to game 2 to say either one was a fluke.

[philfree]

Playoffs?

PhilFree

[Gaz]

If I based my vote strictly on the first [2] games, I would have voted no. We have looked staggeringly bad. A team without its starting WR & RB ripped through our D and our O has yet to show up for even half of a game. The past two weeks have been pretty bleak.

But I believe the D will continue to improve [baby steps, but improvement nonetheless] and I believe Saunders will get his feces together and call a better game. The D has made some stops. If the O gets rolling at all, this team can win some games.

xoxo~
Gaz
Might be wearing those rosy glasses again.

[FloridaChief]

I believe that, barring injuries, the O will rebound to approx. what they were last year.

I think the D will continue to show some improvement in the next several weeks--and here's where it gets tricky: Sooner or later--sooner, IMO--the defense is going to hit a *glass ceiling* due to limitations of talent and speed. Now, how many wins can we get before then?

Lastly, starting the final week of November, we play our division rivals five of the last six contests. If we can sweep through our AFCW rivals late in the season--and maybe win that MNF game at Tennessee in Dec--we could bullrush right into a AFCW Championship...

That's about as optimistic as it gets 'round these parts.

[Coogs]

Originally Posted by FloridaChief

I believe that, barring injuries, the O will rebound to approx. what they were last year.

Barring more injuries? Damn! I think we have enough right now to put us in serious trouble. Kennison is questionable, Holmes is questionable, Gonzo isn't 100%, Morton isn't full strength, Wilson is out, Boerighter is out, and after Houston we go to Baltimore, thankfully have a BYE, go to Jacksonville, and have Atlanta and the Colts comming into Arrowhead.

Houstons defense is a top 15 defense, and Baltimore and Jax are about as good as they come. All three are probably licking their chops to get a shot at us right now. The other two don't have great defenses, but it may take 49 points per game to outscore those two.

Now the offense may rebound to what they were last year. But by the time everybody injured right now is healed up, it may be to late.

[FloridaChief]

Originally Posted by Coogs

Barring more injuries? Damn! I think we have enough right now to put us in serious trouble. Kennison is questionable, Holmes is questionable, Gonzo isn't 100%, Morton isn't full strength, Wilson is out, Boerighter is out

My choice of words was poor. I should have said 'assuming we heal up from injuries'...

I doubt if Holmes injury is serious enough that he misses more than one game--if he doesn't play Sunday.

Kennison--I hope he's back soon. The WR corps is absolutely nothing w/o someone to stretch the field w/ speed. I trust the Chiefs FO when they say TG's ailment won't affect his on-the-field play. It doesn't look like it has so far, IMO.

All we ccan do is hope that Morton gets in synch with Green soon. I certainly am wishing a speedy recovery for Wilson. He could add another dimension to this O the 2nd half of the season.

IOW, I don't think the offense will be the deciding factor in whether the Chiefs see the post-season...

[shaneo69]

Originally Posted by philfree

Playoffs?

PhilFree

Rep.