Mr. WEO

He's a bust because his QB has sucked to this point. Sure he's been injured, but it's pretty easy to assume that the Chiefs are going to get a lot more from him than the Giants could.

I thought his uniform was his halloween costume...

lol hightops! Their drafts have been a mess (except for 2 picks in 2020) on Offense. They've had 1 1st round pick in 4 years. They've essentially, over the last 2 years, used 2 3rds, a second and a 6th to end up with Sam Ehlinger as their starting QB.

It was cold with light winds 5-10 mph (12+ in KC). I see no reason to conclude with that certainty that this guy would have missed that kick in Buffalo.

Eagles have a solid pass rush and D overall. I don't see this moving the needle for them.

you mean like the Eagles and the Chiefs? Hold on I'll be right back....

Andy Reid called him "Spaceship"

25-21 in the playoffs and 2 SB in 31 years.

He had a bunch the past two years. He shrugged as they left....

So you're saying that Butker, who is 91% in December and January definitely would have missed a 49 yarder because it might have been too windy that night in Buffalo (which mustered only 8mph winds the week before)? ...and that the 13 seconds that preceded/allowed that kick would somehow not have happened in Buffalo...because he would have missed the kick? That's hard to follow

Well the Raiders suck, so how are their coaches rating them? Participation ribbons and orange slices for them all?

hope so, but that 13 seconds didn't happen because they were away...

get past the Chiefs in the playoffs....

come on....did anyone really listen to Maddie Glab or that whole segment?

That's not the point I was responding to.

It wasn't Farkus. It was more like Randy

that opponent wasn't on the field.

A 30 point beatdown of the Mac Joneses is an "instant classic"? lol

he’s just lame

So you're saying that the HC of the Colts had no say in the hiring of Phil Rivers, then Carson Wentz the following year, than Ryan the next? No way you believe that.

No the point is that his players were motivated by Brady, Rodgers's are not. Jordan famously got on his players--in games and in practice (Phil Jackson certainly didn't). This helped make them a team that won 6 rings as well. I bet not one of them called him or even felt like he was acting like "a tool".

"Guaranteed game worn. Mint condition, very few touches"

7 rings says so...

How is Frank still the coach of this team?

the guy has had only 181 touches in the past 2 seasons. He's a 6th year RB who's career is approaching zero.