This team's identity: having fun.

[Direckshun]

Am I totally off base on this?

This does not seem to be the kind of "eat your lunch, dominate you and skull **** your body" kind of team like the Steelers or whatnot have had in the past. Nor does it seem like the kind of down-to-business, strictly do-your-job identity that other teams like the Patriots have.

This team seems to just be having a blast.

All the best players: Kelce, Hill, Mahomes, Hunt, Chris Jones, Dee Ford -- all seem to be guys that are either party dudes or just loose personalities that put a shit ton of pride in doing ridiculous dances and joshing on the sidelines.

I remember thinking that about the Steelers last year, and how they just seemed looser than everybody else and completely confident.

I get that feeling from us more than any other team this year.

[Baby Lee]

Not sure where to put this, but on the subject of fun, a little perspective to keep in mind if and when you cluck at showboaters dancing after a TD.

Not saying I'm on board with all of it, or even making a big deal yeah or nay, but sometimes they might be coming from a good place, even if it doesn't make sense to your sense of the situation.

FTR - I'm pretty sure that was the dance OBJr did after his 1 TD in a loss to the fellow basement dweller 9ers.

.@obj and @marquisegoodwin shared an awesome moment together in pregame. ❤️�� (via @49ers) pic.twitter.com/AaUavJn97r

— The Checkdown (@thecheckdown) November 13, 2018

[TinyEvel]

If this was true then every Baskin-Robbins employee group would be winning Superbowls.

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by otherstar

BTW, there is some historical precedent for the Chiefs to have some fun on the sideline, starting with their head Coach and his infectious laugh.

Originally Posted by Hydrae

That was fun, thanks for posting this!

The offense seemed to MOVE AT WILL in the first half, and the Chiefs quickly jumped out to a NINE-to-NOTHING lead!!!

Love the days when defense was more than a doorstop.

I've yet to have someone make the case against;
if we're this concerned about injuries, and
if we're going to neuter the defense this much to avoid them [and all the other stuff, casual fans, fantasy stats, etc]

WHAT is the case against just going to a skills challenge format? Have the QBs and RBs and WRs compete against moving targets or those robot blocking dummies.