CHIEFS

[mocat]

Worse how

[yoga-like_abana]

Kinda like the loss in case they get a rematch in the Super Bowl


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[Cartierfor3]

Guys, the fumble, the pick, and the drop all basically prevented scoring TDs. They were all bad. If you want to argue which is worse take it to the Tayvis thread

[cfbandyman]

Kinda like the loss in case they get a rematch in the Super Bowl


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For them and Detroit, gotta keep the chip on the shoulder

[mocat]

This year i have yet to see a team other than the chiefs beat the chiefs

[WildcatNkilt]

Yea when Chiefs don't shoot themselves in the foot, they are still the best team in the NFL. 

[Cartierfor3]

One could argue the Chiefs didn't beat the Dolphins, the Dolphins beat the Dolphins. Same could be said of Jacksonville.

[Spracne]

One could argue the Chiefs didn't beat the Dolphins, the Dolphins beat the Dolphins. Same could be said of Jacksonville.

One could also argue that a major part of being the best team in the NFL is not shooting yourself in the foot.

[mocat]

nfl snowbrag week 12

2nd pair of numbers is sos-weighted offense/defense rank

1 baltimore 4/2
2 san francisco 2/6
3 philadelphia 6/13
4 kansas city 19/1
5 cleveland 17/3
6 jacksonville 12/7
7 detroit 3/21
8 miami 1/22
9 dallas 7/9
10 pittsburgh 20/8
11 minnesota 14/11
12 buffalo 8/17
13 la chargers 5/25
14 cincinnati 13/23
15 houston 10/27
16 indianapolis 11/26
17 tampa bay 21/10
18 la rams 15/16
19 seattle 18/19
20 ny jets 30/4
21 denver 9/32
22 new orleans 25/12
23 green bay 24/14
24 new england 28/5
25 tennessee 16/28
26 las vegas 29/15
27 atlanta 27/18
28 arizona 22/29
29 chicago 23/30
30 ny giants 32/24
31 carolina 31/20
32 washington 26/31

most difficult remaining schedules:
1 washington
2 buffalo
3 seattle
4 baltimore
5 dallas
6 cincinnati
7 arizona
8 las vegas
9 miami
10 ny jets

easiest remaining schedules:
1 new orleans
2 tampa bay
3 atlanta
4 green bay
5 indianapolis
6 kansas city
7 cleveland
8 carolina
9 pittsburgh
10 houston

[Cartierfor3]

One could argue the Chiefs didn't beat the Dolphins, the Dolphins beat the Dolphins. Same could be said of Jacksonville.

One could also argue that a major part of being the best team in the NFL is not shooting yourself in the foot.

no foolin?

[Spracne]

One could argue the Chiefs didn't beat the Dolphins, the Dolphins beat the Dolphins. Same could be said of Jacksonville.

One could also argue that a major part of being the best team in the NFL is not shooting yourself in the foot.

no foolin?

I wasn't trying to argue with you.

[Cartierfor3]

 

[MakeItRain]

Kelce’s fumble was way worse than that dropped catch

Holy crap, I agree with kim carnes

[mocat]

Worse how

[kim carnes]

Guys, the fumble, the pick, and the drop all basically prevented scoring TDs. They were all bad. If you want to argue which is worse take it to the Tayvis thread

I’m not arguing about anything, I’m tired of all these clowns complaining about the wrs.  It’s the regular szn, we’re developing, all that matters is what happens in the playoffs. 

[Institutional Control]

Rashee Rice is already better than JuJu was last year.


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[MakeItRain]

Worse how

The ball was like actually already in his hands on what, the 4, 5, 6?

[mocat]

Worse how

The ball was like actually already in his hands on what, the 4, 5, 6?

Rice? Yeah I think it was closer to the goal line but yeah

[mocat]

Travis had the ball at the 10 yard line secured in both hands/arms and it got punched out by the other team with 13 mins left in the game, up 4 points.

Explain how that is worse than a clear drop (with no defender influence) of a go ahead touchdown with under 2 mins left.

It's worse in terms of leverage in the game, and because it was an unforced error, nothing to do w the other team

[MakeItRain]

Travis had the ball at the 10 yard line secured in both hands/arms and it got punched out by the other team with 13 mins left in the game, up 4 points.

Explain how that is worse than a clear drop (with no defender influence) of a go ahead touchdown with under 2 mins left.

It's worse in terms of leverage in the game, and because it was an unforced error, nothing to do w the other team

Kelce is an all pro, first ballot hall of famer with the ball in his hands with a chance to put the game away, he fumbled and left the eagles in it. MVS, a dude who would be a third receiver on a team with real receivers, has been dropping balls all season. Catching a 50 yard, over the shoulder, semi diving catch, in a rain storm is what a 65/35 likelihood of being caught? You've made it clear that you think the drop is the worse transgression but it's not wild to say that fumble was the bigger play because it was the more unlikely event.

[schreds21]

is there anything chiefs receivers love more than not catching footballs?

Fumbling on the rare occasion that they do catch one?

[ChiComCat]

Outside of Rice, we're not developing the WRs.  Every other WR is just as bad as they were in week 1.

[mocat]

Andy punting from the MFing 39 yard line is what sent me even more than the fumble, INT, or drops.

[Cartierfor3]

Andy punting from the MFing 39 yard line is what sent me even more than the fumble, INT, or drops.

It was bad. I'm guessing if it's good weather he tries a FG since it was like 4th and 10 I think.

[Justwin]

Andy punting from the MFing 39 yard line is what sent me even more than the fumble, INT, or drops.

Absolutely terrible decision.