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Old 10-01-2016, 11:55 PM  
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****OFFICIAL Chiefs @ Steelers Week 4 thread****
To Pittsburgh! Let my mojo reign!

Big Ben will weep when he sees Marcus Peters is covering Antonio Brown! Go for the pick, Marcus!

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Old 10-02-2016, 12:29 PM   #46
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I feel like we don't have a ton to lose tonight. With our early season schedule, most of us were happy going 2-2. Although I'll probably come back to this statement when we're 9-6 and fighting with the Steelers for a playoff berth.
That Houston game looks more and more like a missed opportunity.
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Old 10-02-2016, 12:32 PM   #47
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That Houston game looks more and more like a missed opportunity.
It was.

We ****ed that game up 10 different ways and didn't deserve to win.

Clark should have gone full Hitler on Andy after that one...
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Old 10-02-2016, 12:50 PM   #48
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It was.



We ****ed that game up 10 different ways and didn't deserve to win.



Clark should have gone full Hitler on Andy after that one...


They played like shit in that game.



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Old 10-02-2016, 01:00 PM   #49
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It was.

We ****ed that game up 10 different ways and didn't deserve to win.

Clark should have gone full Hitler on Andy after that one...

Clark is busy following the Premier League.
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Old 10-02-2016, 01:30 PM   #50
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The Chiefs are in town tonight. I will get to see the game on tv.

I hope we have a great start, keep rolling, and finish strongly. We need the offense to play. Stillers have too much quick-strike capability for us blow red zone trips on FGs.

Need Alex and company to roll, and the defense to rip ass!
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Old 10-02-2016, 01:44 PM   #51
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I hope we have a great start, keep rolling, and finish strongly. We need the offense to play. Stillers have too much quick-strike capability for us blow red zone trips on FGs.
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Old 10-02-2016, 02:21 PM   #52
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Faiders are pulling out a big win in Bmore. Big east coast win. 3-1 on the year. We need a win to keep up.
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Old 10-02-2016, 02:25 PM   #53
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I wish I didn't have to work again 3am but not going stop me from staying up watch the game.


Should be a hard hitting contest like all Steeler Chiefs games I can remember. We need to get the W and come home and get two weeks for the Raider scum.
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Faiders are pulling out a big win in Bmore. Big east coast win. 3-1 on the year. We need a win to keep up.
Marathon - not a sprint...
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Old 10-02-2016, 03:20 PM   #55
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Top ten passing yard performances by Chiefs against Steelers.

1 Steve DeBerg 10/29/1989 338
2 Alex Smith 12/21/2014 311
3 Len Dawson* 10/18/1971 290
4 Steve DeBerg 11/27/1988 278
5 Joe Montana* 1/8/1994 276
6 Bill Kenney 11/10/1985 259
7 Len Dawson* 11/15/1970 257
8 Alex Smith 10/25/2015 251
9 Steve Fuller 12/5/1982 249
10 Matt Cassel 11/22/2009 248
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Top ten rushing yard performances by Chiefs against Steelers (with yards and ypc):

1 Priest Holmes 10/14/2001 150 7.5
2 Priest Holmes 9/14/2003 122 4.69
3 Charcandrick West 10/25/2015 110 5
4 Christian Okoye 10/29/1989 101 4.39
5 Jamaal Charles 11/12/2012 100 4.35
6 Derrick Alexander 12/18/1999 82 82
7 Arnold Morgado 10/29/1978 74 3.89
8 Christian Okoye 10/25/1992 73 6.64
9 Christian Okoye 11/8/1987 72 3.79
10 Bam Morris 12/18/1999 71 4.18
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Top ten receiving yard performances by Chiefs against Steelers, with yards and ypr:

1 Otis Taylor 10/18/1971 190 31.67
2 Stephone Paige 10/29/1989 163 23.29
3 Chris Chambers 11/22/2009 119 29.75
4 Walter White 11/7/1976 105 17.5
5 Herman Heard 11/27/1988 99 14.14
6 Henry Marshall 12/5/1982 98 19.6
7 Tony Gonzalez 12/18/1999 93 15.5
8 Barry Pearson 10/13/1974 92 23
9 Larry Brunson 11/7/1976 91 22.75
10 Henry Marshall 9/6/1981 89 22.25

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2 Johnny Robinson 11/15/1970 2 65
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