Everyone Calm Down~!

[BleedingRed]

It was a weather game, and we just were on the wrong side of the RIVER OF LUCK last night.

Lets just remember the following things before we discuss what "WE" think should be done.

Facts:
- Spencer Ware has had 3 fumbles in 3 weeks. He never fumbled in college, he can fix this issue. If this was something like not having "Vision" or "Power" we could have an issue. But this kid keeps looking the part running the ball.

- Alex Smith + Rain = no deep ball (well erm, we will see even if it is sunny I would like more deep shots)

- Our Division isn't stacked with "Complete" teams...
Denver's defense looks amazing, how ever they have a injured QB and now the rookie is starting. Mistakes will happen, we just need to limit ours (bad timing after last night, but that wasn't representative of our team)

Oakland's defense is far worse off than our is even without Justin Houston. I'm disappointed in our D/Line (minus Poe) but, we can start to fix this with sending CB's or Derrick Johnson on more pass rushes. In any case, Raiders Defense is swiss cheese right now. (They do have a very good offense) So the name of the game is to bait Carr into mistakes, something Marcus Peters is amazing at.

San Diego - Nuff Said, these guys make choking look easy.

In closing:
Andy Reid has a great ability to make games like last night into a "Rally Cry" (God at least I hope he does this) And he is a steady hand that will get this Team back on track... With Jamaal coming back, and the emergence of Spencer Ware I believe we can really open our passing attack up (You know... Alex Smith only throwing to wide open people) and I hope that means we can push the ball down field more.

Our Defense will only be able to live up to the expectations we have formed for them if our D/Line steps up their damn play. (I personally don't think our secondary is bad, even with the mental lapses last night)

Cheers guys, and just remember 1-5 to 11-5....... We are going to be fine

[TEX]

Originally Posted by kccrow

I don't think you could change very many minds today. The offense is an absolute train wreck, and my opinion is the problems are 1. Alex Smith and 2. Andy Reid. You aren't going to see that change. The defense is Swiss cheese. They give up rush yards like free candy and the coverage down the field is abysmal with no pass rush to speak of. If San Diego doesn't lose Keenan Allen and Ryan Fitzpatrick doesn't have an all-time meltdown, this team is 0-4 with ease.

Defense looks the same as it did all preseason, and the offense looks much worse.

[TEX]

Originally Posted by bricks

Meh

I see these same posts about the Chiefs for years. We know what the end result will be. Be calm in a sense where as a fanbase you know what to expect. Don't get your hopes up. This team is going nowhere again and will most likely miss the playoffs or lose in the playoffs.

What can I say? Wash, rinse and repeat.

So much logic in your post that I cant follow...

[BleedingRed]

Originally Posted by scho63

I need to drink whatever you are having!

THIS POS team an 11-5 team?!? WOW you might win "Homer of the Year"

Why? Because I watch what is happening outside of the AFC West? Because I see a really weak AFC this year in the terms of teams that can rush the ball. This happens every year. Weather Changes, defenses tighten. And the teams that can rush the ball and play defense start to pull away.

We are 4 games in, just take a deep breath.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by KC_Lee

2-2 right now, remaining schedule;

@Oakland; right now this looks like a loss to me (2-3)
New Orleans; win, NO D is awful (3-3)
@Indianapolis; loss, Indy has our number (3-4)
Jacksonville; win, close one, but we win (4-4)
@Carolina; loss, unless Newton is down with a concusion KC ain't wining this one (4-5)
Tampa Bay; win, KC beats up Winston (5-5)
@Denver; loss, won't matter who is at QB at this point (5-6)
@Atlanta; loss, Julio Jones sets another reciving yardage record and torches our secondary (5-7)
Oakland; win, season split (6-7)
Tennessee; win, KC does what it does best...beat up on bad teams (7-7)
Denver; loss, Denver sweep (7-8)
@San Diego; loss, unless the entire coaching staff has been fired from SD (7-9)

A few of those are toss ups so we might, just might have a shot at 9 - 7 or 8 - 8. How exciting, nothing like a vet team with a 30+ year old QB going .500 to fire up a fan base.

If there's any benefit, it's that the Chiefs schedule this year is much easier. Carolina has been awful this year and they're really reeling from losing norman. I think Pagano has completely lost his team - - that offensive line is crazy bad so Indy is winnable. This team will probably pull off 8 or 9 and miss the playoffs. If there's any bright side, it's that Pittsburgh with leveon bell is arguably the beat offense in the nfl.

[gblowfish]

Yikes!

[CupidStunt]

Serious question here:

Why does it take an ass-raping like yesterday for the homers to finally wake up?

The Chiefs have looked like the POS team they are all season. This wasn't a surprising game AT ALL. The defense is brutal and the QB is a pathetic, scared little bitch. You cannot win with those 2 things. One is bad enough but the Chiefs have both on lock down.

The worst thing about the Chiefs, as has been true over the years, is that there's no hope. They will continue to be a laughing stock as long as Alex Smith is at QB. Oh, and rest assured we won't get another SNF game for another 5 years. NBC couldn't get our sorry asses off the network fast enough.

[Discuss Thrower]

Originally Posted by Pasta Giant Meatball

I am suddenly confident in his return

Llllllllllllllllllloaded lllllllllllllllllloaded lllllllllllllllllloaded lllllllllllllllllloaded

[Scorp]

[Discuss Thrower]

Originally Posted by CupidStunt

Serious question here:

Why does it take an ass-raping like yesterday for the homers to finally wake up?

The Chiefs have looked like the POS team they are all season. This wasn't a surprising game AT ALL. The defense is brutal and the QB is a pathetic, scared little bitch. You cannot win with those 2 things. One is bad enough but the Chiefs have both on lock down.

The worst thing about the Chiefs, as has been true over the years, is that there's no hope. They will continue to be a laughing stock as long as Alex Smith is at QB. Oh, and rest assured we won't get another SNF game for another 5 years. NBC couldn't get our sorry asses off the network fast enough.

They can't flex the Christmas night game.

But yeah. They'll get a TNF game next season because they "have" to put everyone on a national game but that'll be about it.

[FloridaMan88]

Originally Posted by BleedingRed

It was a weather game, and we just were on the wrong side of the RIVER OF LUCK last night.

Losing 43-14 (in game that wasn't as close as even that lopsided score indicates) has nothing to do with bad luck.

[CupidStunt]

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

They can't flex the Christmas night game.

But yeah. They'll get a TNF game next season because they "have" to put everyone on a national game but that'll be about it.

Wait, are you serious? We have another national game?



Oh my. Tough luck, Murica.

[TigeRRUppeRRcut]

Just have to recover and finish strong, that's all there is to it

[ToxSocks]

Oakland is gonna carve KC up. KC doesn't have the corners to run the scheme that Sutton wants to run and Sutton is to stubborn to adjust.

In Today's NFL receivers and QB's are too good to play 1v1 with no safety help.

We have good, high priced Safeties and we use them to play man on TE's...

[BlackHelicopters]

Originally Posted by BleedingRed

It was a weather game, and we just were on the wrong side of the RIVER OF LUCK last night.

Lets just remember the following things before we discuss what "WE" think should be done.

Facts:
- Spencer Ware has had 3 fumbles in 3 weeks. He never fumbled in college, he can fix this issue. If this was something like not having "Vision" or "Power" we could have an issue. But this kid keeps looking the part running the ball.

- Alex Smith + Rain = no deep ball (well erm, we will see even if it is sunny I would like more deep shots)





- Our Division isn't stacked with "Complete" teams...
Denver's defense looks amazing, how ever they have a injured QB and now the rookie is starting. Mistakes will happen, we just need to limit ours (bad timing after last night, but that wasn't representative of our team)

Oakland's defense is far worse off than our is even without Justin Houston. I'm disappointed in our D/Line (minus Poe) but, we can start to fix this with sending CB's or Derrick Johnson on more pass rushes. In any case, Raiders Defense is swiss cheese right now. (They do have a very good offense) So the name of the game is to bait Carr into mistakes, something Marcus Peters is amazing at.

San Diego - Nuff Said, these guys make choking look easy.

In closing:
Andy Reid has a great ability to make games like last night into a "Rally Cry" (God at least I hope he does this) And he is a steady hand that will get this Team back on track... With Jamaal coming back, and the emergence of Spencer Ware I believe we can really open our passing attack up (You know... Alex Smith only throwing to wide open people) and I hope that means we can push the ball down field more.

Our Defense will only be able to live up to the expectations we have formed for them if our D/Line steps up their damn play. (I personally don't think our secondary is bad, even with the mental lapses last night)

Cheers guys, and just remember 1-5 to 11-5....... We are going to be fine

Too much sugar. Too sweet. Up comes lunch.

[dls6501]

Originally Posted by BleedingRed

- Alex Smith + Rain = no deep ball (well erm, we will see even if it is sunny I would like more deep shots)

Yeah man. It is crazy how the rain affected both QBs and neither of them were able to throw the ball long.