Chiefs **** OFFICIAL Chiefs @ Oakland Week 6 Thread *** - Page 173

**LoneWolf** · 10-16-2016, 04:46 AM

The turnaround begins today!!

Titty Meat · 10-17-2016, 08:37 PM

Best thing besides the RB's raping was the 3 headed pass rush toward the end. Ford, hali and Daddi getting to the QB. Legit team if they can keep it up.

eDave · 10-17-2016, 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Why Not?

Normally, I watch the games at home with Sunday Ticket. Today my dad was in town so he and I went and meet a family friend at a sports bar. It was packed with Raiders fans. It was.............

Glorious!

Hey there Why Not? How have you been my friend?

Sorter · 10-17-2016, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by BigMeatballBillay

Sorter has turned into an insufferable prick. She used to give cool football takes now it's mostly angry posts.

**RealSNR** · 10-17-2016, 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Anyong Bluth

Not cool.

Agreed.

I would prefer he get AIDS cancer instead of ass cancer

**RealSNR** · 10-17-2016, 09:36 PM

Sandy, you know what a REAL fan of a team does?

A real fan of a team is a fan of the team's best players who have made a career of doing incredible things. They're fans of the players on the team who get not only fans of the team to watch them but fans of the GAME. Those players are invaluable to an organization and a community if they're made of the right stuff. And Jamaal Charles is certainly made of that stuff.

We've had some incredible RBs over the years, but none of them have done what JC has been able to do on the football field, and none of them have lasted as long as JC. None of them have basically taken team discounts to play for the team. None of them have given hope and excitement to Chiefs football the way JC has.

All good things must come to an end. It's been incredible what Charles has done in coming back from this injury this late in his career. And the man still has plenty of vision and speed. He's slowing down. He will eventually become ineffective when he gets to be too old. When that happens, you give him a hero's sendoff. You recognize everything he did for your team. And you RESPECT him.

That's what a real fan does. That's what a real Chiefs fan would do. A real Chiefs fan would show loyalty to the team's historically best players who are still toting the rock.

If you want to become a Chiefs fan, I suggest you assess where your loyalties truly exist. If most of them lie in Alex Smith Land, then you're still nothing more than a ****ed up weirdo traitor 9ers fan.

GloryDayz · 10-17-2016, 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by RealSNR

Sandy, you know what a REAL fan of a team does?

A real fan of a team is a fan of the team's best players who have made a career of doing incredible things. They're fans of the players on the team who get not only fans of the team to watch them but fans of the GAME. Those players are invaluable to an organization and a community if they're made of the right stuff. And Jamaal Charles is certainly made of that stuff.

We've had some incredible RBs over the years, but none of them have done what JC has been able to do on the football field, and none of them have lasted as long as JC. None of them have basically taken team discounts to play for the team. None of them have given hope and excitement to Chiefs football the way JC has.

All good things must come to an end. It's been incredible what Charles has done in coming back from this injury this late in his career. And the man still has plenty of vision and speed. He's slowing down. He will eventually become ineffective when he gets to be too old. When that happens, you give him a hero's sendoff. You recognize everything he did for your team. And you RESPECT him.

That's what a real fan does. That's what a real Chiefs fan would do. A real Chiefs fan would show loyalty to the team's historically best players who are still toting the rock.

If you want to become a Chiefs fan, I suggest you assess where your loyalties truly exist. If most of them lie in Alex Smith Land, then you're still nothing more than a ****ed up weirdo traitor 9ers fan.

He sure has made Nacho take a back seat, that's for sure.

**jjchieffan** · 10-17-2016, 10:11 PM

NFL.com included the Chiefs in their Good, bad, and the ugly piece this week(as the good). Here it is. But they said that the Chiefs had 4 sacks on Carr. I only saw the 2 on Carr and only found 2 in the box score. It was just those 2 right?

2) Andy Reid
On a day where I thought the Raiders would announce to the world that they undoubtedly were the team to beat in the AFC West, Andy Reid's Chiefs marched into the Black Hole and completely flummoxed Oakland in a 26-10 win.

Maybe I should've suspected the outcome, as Reid's teams are now 16-2 after a bye week. That's incredible -- a credit to Reid's brilliance and self-evaluation.

On Sunday, Alex Smith rocked steady (completing 19 of his 22 passes), Spencer Ware (24 rushes for 131 yards and a TD) made the Raiders' run defense look silly and Bob Sutton's defense (four sacks and two takeaways) refused to let the legend of Derek Carr grow.

Oh, and Reid put the cherry on top with one particular play call: a screen pass to ... defensive tackle Dontari Poe! With the Chiefs facing a third-and-goal at the Raiders' 1, Poe entered the game as a fullback, then motioned out wide with three blockers in front of him. Smith snapped the ball and quickly tossed a pass to the 346-pound Poe, who barreled into the end zone to put the Chiefs up 20-10. Awesome.

Why Not? · 10-17-2016, 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by eDave

Hey there Why Not? How have you been my friend?

Sorry for the late response. I just saw this. I'm good buddy. Busy as hell with the kids in sports and scouts and all that. But no complaints. Hope all is well with you. The "dog" and I were talking about getter no together for a game. You down?

**Anyong Bluth** · 10-17-2016, 11:39 PM

12up
San Diego Chargers v Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs Have Hilarious Name for Play That Resulted in Dontari Poe's TD
5 k
ByMasonS
17 OCT 2016
Most of the time the big boys on the defensive line aren't used to score touchdowns. Instead, they are used to prevent them.

Sometimes we might see a trick play where a quick offensive lineman will get the ball in the end zone with no one near. Well, this play was similar because it resulted in a touchdown from a big guy.

Chiefs defensive tackle Dontari Poe is particularly massive, weighing close to 350 pounds. But he has scored a touchdown in his NFL career and he added another to his stat line this Sunday in the Chiefs huge rivalry game against the Oakland Raiders.

Check out the play the Chiefs ran to get Poe in for the score:

Some of you may wonder what that wonderful and effective play is called, and you will be shocked when you hear the name.

"Hungry Pig Right."

According to the Chiefs, they always run this play in practice and it has never not worked any scenario.

Maybe they should run Hungry Pig Right every time they are on the goal line.

Sandy Vagina · 10-18-2016, 05:20 AM

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Originally Posted by RealSNR

If you want to become a Chiefs fan, I suggest

I already am a Chiefs fan, asshole. Whether you acknowledge it or not means exactly jack shit nothing to me. You can take your suggestions and shove them up your sanctimonious, punk ass.

**RealSNR** · 10-18-2016, 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

I already am a Chiefs fan, asshole. Whether you acknowledge it or not means exactly jack shit nothing to me. You can take your suggestions and shove them up your sanctimonious, punk ass.

No, you're an Alex Smith fan who just happens to like the Chiefs by association.

Mother****erJones · 10-18-2016, 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Sorter

*Bows* Well played

**DaneMcCloud** · 10-20-2016, 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by ASS11

Facts are facts. You want to get excited about a 113-yard, 0 TD half, that's on you.

****ing tool.

Is he banned?? I haven't seen him post, only neg reps.

Mother****erJones · 10-20-2016, 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

****ing tool.

Is he banned?? I haven't seen him post, only neg reps.

I haven't seen him either

**** em

Pasta Little Brioni · 10-20-2016, 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Deberg_1990

Here's how much the NFL sucks/unpredictable

The Chiefs get blown out by The Steelers, then play well and beat the Raiders

The Steelers get blown out by the Hapless Dolphins

WTF??

That just means teams are pretty even in talent you imbecile

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jjchieffan Supporter Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Highlandville, MO Casino cash: $-147752	NFL.com included the Chiefs in their Good, bad, and the ugly piece this week(as the good). Here it is. But they said that the Chiefs had 4 sacks on Carr. I only saw the 2 on Carr and only found 2 in the box score. It was just those 2 right? 2) Andy Reid On a day where I thought the Raiders would announce to the world that they undoubtedly were the team to beat in the AFC West, Andy Reid's Chiefs marched into the Black Hole and completely flummoxed Oakland in a 26-10 win. Maybe I should've suspected the outcome, as Reid's teams are now 16-2 after a bye week. That's incredible -- a credit to Reid's brilliance and self-evaluation. On Sunday, Alex Smith rocked steady (completing 19 of his 22 passes), Spencer Ware (24 rushes for 131 yards and a TD) made the Raiders' run defense look silly and Bob Sutton's defense (four sacks and two takeaways) refused to let the legend of Derek Carr grow. Oh, and Reid put the cherry on top with one particular play call: a screen pass to ... defensive tackle Dontari Poe! With the Chiefs facing a third-and-goal at the Raiders' 1, Poe entered the game as a fullback, then motioned out wide with three blockers in front of him. Smith snapped the ball and quickly tossed a pass to the 346-pound Poe, who barreled into the end zone to put the Chiefs up 20-10. Awesome. __________________ Genesis 1:1 In the beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth. Following the historical accounts and the genealogy from that point on, the age of the Earth is approximately 6000-7000 years old. The Big Bullshit Theory is a lie. It and the evolution theory go against real science. Satan has used our public school system to brainwash everyone into believing these lies. Be not decieved.
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10-17-2016, 11:39 PM	#2589
Anyong Bluth Deus ambulans inter homines Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Chicago Casino cash: $9439340	12up San Diego Chargers v Kansas City Chiefs Chiefs Have Hilarious Name for Play That Resulted in Dontari Poe's TD 5 k ByMasonS 17 OCT 2016 Most of the time the big boys on the defensive line aren't used to score touchdowns. Instead, they are used to prevent them. Sometimes we might see a trick play where a quick offensive lineman will get the ball in the end zone with no one near. Well, this play was similar because it resulted in a touchdown from a big guy. Chiefs defensive tackle Dontari Poe is particularly massive, weighing close to 350 pounds. But he has scored a touchdown in his NFL career and he added another to his stat line this Sunday in the Chiefs huge rivalry game against the Oakland Raiders. Check out the play the Chiefs ran to get Poe in for the score: Some of you may wonder what that wonderful and effective play is called, and you will be shocked when you hear the name. "Hungry Pig Right." According to the Chiefs, they always run this play in practice and it has never not worked any scenario. Maybe they should run Hungry Pig Right every time they are on the goal line. __________________ Suck it, *beautiful*
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