Kendrick Lewis vs. Lin El - you know.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by Bowser

Chad Morton? WTF

I found that odd, too.

In 2001, he had 13 receptions for 106 yards against the Vikings, while playing for the Saints.

If you look at that receptions list, almost every offensive player I despise is on it. It's like a jerk magnet. I'm shocked that Elway didn't have a game with 12 receptions.

[Macroach]

Objectively, it should be a close call, but I think the nameless one will retain the title in a landslide. I'm not a smart football man at all, but some part of me feels that a historically bad safety can be replaced by the coaches or the scheme can be changed to compensate for the weak link. A kicker is on an island, for better or worse. He can't be replaced in-game and his incompetence or emotional fragility will be exposed and magnified.

Even so, the safety has to merit some consideration for his "body of work" with the hotel fiasco as his magnum opus.

[Titty Meat]

This isn't the first time kendick ended a chiefs season. If you'll recall in 2012 he was beat by Heyword Bey in OT which eliminated us from the playoff.

[Prison Bitch]

1995 we were a legit SB threat so Lin is far worse. Not even close. Plus he later insulted the org when he went to Dallas or wherever.

[Easy 6]

They must all be Purified Through Pain.

[whoman69]

The kicker shall not be named is infamous mostly for what happened in that game. He at least has an excuse with the weather. Going back Jan Stenerud had an awful day against the Dolphins on Christmas day but otherwise was a HOF kicker.

The safety who shall not be named was a target for big plays the entire second half of the season. The tip-toe down the sidelines against the Raiders a few years ago is totally forgotten in the suck that was his play. Jerome Woods put in more effort when he came back for a paycheck his last year. The safety who shall not be named could not cover, could not tackle and has no speed. Combine that with zero effort and you are talking epic fail.

[rico]

Originally Posted by Prison Bitch

1995 we were a legit SB threat so Lin is far worse. Not even close. Plus he later insulted the org when he went to Dallas or wherever.

Really? I don't remember that.. what did he say when he went to Dallas?

Wasn't he on one of KC's AM radio stations 5-6 years ago? Did anyone catch it? If so, how'd it go? That final field goal, the crowd's reaction and that dude's face is an image that has stuck with me forever...and I was only 11-12 years old, pissed off and punching shit when it happened. I've always wanted to see/hear that asswipe's thoughts on that shit... the only thing I remember reading about from the interview is that he wasn't able to wear the same shoe that he was used to wearing or something and that it was the first time that he had worn that type of shoe.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by rico

Really? I don't remember that.. what did he say when he went to Dallas?

Wasn't he on one of KC's AM radio stations 5-6 years ago? Did anyone catch it? If so, how'd it go? That final field goal, the crowd's reaction and that dude's face is an image that has stuck with me forever...and I was only 11-12 years old, pissed off and punching shit when it happened. I've always wanted to see/hear that asswipe's thoughts on that shit... the only thing I remember reading about from the interview is that he wasn't able to wear the same shoe that he was used to wearing or something and that it was the first time that he had worn that type of shoe.

Actually, the Colts game was Elliott's last game in the NFL. He was at Dallas before he came to the Chiefs.

I saw an interview with him once. He basically said the only thing he could say, something like "I hated the misses, but it was hard to kick out there. The other kicker missed two out of three himself."

The interesting thing about Elliott was that he actually had a good career for the Chiefs on field goal up until that miss. He was slightly more accurate in his two years in KC than Nick Lowery was.

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by BossChief

I seriously think Lewis s gonna lose this one for us.

Originally Posted by BossChief

Honestly...I think that we have a better than 50/50 shot at a win in Lewis doesn't play as much as usual.

It's like playing with 10 defenders when he is out there.

Originally Posted by BossChief

The reason we will lose: Kendrick Lewis

Originally Posted by BossChief

We have all seen this chapter of the book many times.

Lord....please don't let Sutton play Lewis in the playoff game in Indy.

He will forever be known as the safety that shall go nameless.

In fact...can we get a filter put in place?

From 12/29

[rico]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Actually, the Colts game was Elliott's last game in the NFL. He was at Dallas before he came to the Chiefs.

I saw an interview with him once. He basically said the only thing he could say, something like "I hated the misses, but it was hard to kick out there. The other kicker missed two out of three himself."

The interesting thing about Elliott was that he actually had a good career for the Chiefs on field goal up until that miss. He was slightly more accurate in his two years in KC than Nick Lowery was.

Hmm... That's interdasting. I did not know that.

I've always thought the kicker that shall go unnamedt has been short-changed when it comes to post-season Kicker biffs and their notoriety for them.... That Gary Anderson guy seems to get all the credit. Heck...he was even a subtopic on "How I Met Your Mother." You'll never see the kicker who has the same first name as this chick who was a royal slut a few grades behind me on a show like "How I Met Your Mother."

[CoMoChief]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Actually, the Colts game was Elliott's last game in the NFL. He was at Dallas before he came to the Chiefs.

I saw an interview with him once. He basically said the only thing he could say, something like "I hated the misses, but it was hard to kick out there. The other kicker missed two out of three himself."

The interesting thing about Elliott was that he actually had a good career for the Chiefs on field goal up until that miss. He was slightly more accurate in his two years in KC than Nick Lowery was.

Wasnt LE missing FGs prior to that game...he was kinda on a cold streak and that carried over into the playoffs. I was like 10 I barely remember specifics.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by CoMoChief

Wasnt LE missing FGs prior to that game...he was kinda on a cold streak and that carried over into the playoffs. I was like 10 I barely remember specifics.

I vaguely remember that, too. He was running a little cold.

The weird thing about Elliott is that he had trouble with extra points. His FG percentage was actually pretty good for his era, but his extra point percentage was terrible, both with the Chiefs and the Cowboys. He was a 95.8% extra point guy, compared with 98.9 for Lowery, 98.8 for Morten Andersen, 99.2 for Gary Anderson, and so on. Granted, he hit 24 out of every 25 extra points, but that's four times the miss rate that the top kickers had.

Elliott's career field goal rate was actually also terrible, but that's because he struggled at Dallas. Both years with KC he was pretty good on field goals. I wonder why.

[scho63]

HMMMMMM, WHO'S WORSE, THE SERIAL RAPIST OR THE SERIAL MURDERER???

TOUGH CALL

[BlackHelicopters]

Kicker.

[Hammock Parties]

We didn't blow a home playoff game with the #1 seed.

Therefore, Sin Elliot remains the most evil mother****er of them all.