Emotional Primer - a Recent History of Chiefs vs Colts

[Goldmember]

I've been telling Chiefs fans this for some time. The Chiefs owe the Colts a long history of payback and the only way to collect on it is to beat them in the playoffs, three times, at least.

I disagree with you on the 2007 playoff game though. If the Chiefs had ANY resemblance of an offense, they would have beaten the Colts, and that was their SB year. I don't think any other defense gave Manning as much trouble as the Chiefs' did. The defense was owning Manning through much of the game. They intercepted him like three times I believe. But that was the worst Chiefs offense I've ever seen though.

[Warrior5]

Originally Posted by Goldmember

...I disagree with you on the 2007 playoff game though.

If you're referring to the fact that in spite of picking off Manning three times, it took the Chiefs offense 40 ****ing minutes to get a 1st down, yeah that was an offensive offense.

I still say that Chiefs' team had no business being in the playoffs. Regardless, it was yet another kick in the nads, and thus reason to hate the Colts.

[Goldmember]

Originally Posted by Warrior5

If you're referring to the fact that in spite of picking off Manning three times, it took the Chiefs offense 40 ****ing minutes to get a 1st down, yeah that was an offensive offense.

I still say that Chiefs' team had no business being in the playoffs. Regardless, it was yet another kick in the nads, and thus reason to hate the Colts.

Well, that's kind of my point. As bad as the Chiefs were and had no business being in the playoffs, they still hung in there without an offense, for awhile at least. Just a sliver of an offense might have won that game. I think the Colts took them very lightly.

[Lzen]

Originally Posted by Goldmember

I've been telling Chiefs fans this for some time. The Chiefs owe the Colts a long history of payback and the only way to collect on it is to beat them in the playoffs, three times, at least.

I disagree with you on the 2007 playoff game though. If the Chiefs had ANY resemblance of an offense, they would have beaten the Colts, and that was their SB year. I don't think any other defense gave Manning as much trouble as the Chiefs' did. The defense was owning Manning through much of the game. They intercepted him like three times I believe. But that was the worst Chiefs offense I've ever seen though.

This is truth.

It was seven long years before the Chiefs again faced the Colts in post-season play. You’d figure with all the new players, new rules, and seven years to forget bad habits, things would be different. The again 13-3 Chiefs hosted the Colts at Arrowhead, and despite Priest Holmes and Dante Hall, Peyton ****ing Manning had a near perfect day, beating the Chiefs 38-31 in the only punt-less playoff game in history. This one hurt the most for two reasons: our crappy D couldn’t stop them ONE time, and I froze my ass off during that game. With junk punch #4, I literally began to loathe Indy.

WTH? Are you sure you're not remembering another game? I, too, was there and I don't recall it being all that cold that day.