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I'd like to see a 10 minute overtime period after... I'd also like the game to just... pick up where it leaves off. No coin toss. Go to a quick commercial and keep playing. Still tied after 10? Do another 10. Thats my OT idea.

If I get to watch allen have a HoF career and win 1 super bowl, I'd be happy. I'd love for him to win multiple, but I'd absolute take that career path.

A few bad scrambles, a few light boxes, and a few terrible run fits. We suck at defending reverses too.

Edmunds made a couple plays but they made him a conflict guy a bunch so he looks worse. Ends need to hammer the mesh point in the RPOs. Terrible gap misses gave them huge rush gains. Wallace and Jackson were overmatched too, and it felt like frazier called a generally strange game.

I would say... at least a couple more chances. He's the best coach we've had in like 25 years by a huge margin, and he's basically running into his mentor the last 2 years.

How about lining someone up within 10 yards of him... those were 2 terrible playcalls. Milano sucked outside of all those plays too. At least Rousseau put his frigging hands up. I'm done with Edmunds. Dodson can do the same crappy job for 1/12th the pay.

Milano sucked tonight. He still sucked tonight tho... not saying fire him, but he was one of the worst offenders tonight

Literally the same thing was said about Andy Reid. Tony dungy. Etc.

He was the best player on defense and ur gonna throw him in the mud? Milano sucked, Hyde sucked, power sucked, Edmunds sucked. Oliver was just about the only disruptive player.

Ahem.. chargers would like a word!!

That wasn't really fault but still unfortunate.

I like it - go down swinging. Score points. Hit them and attack the catch points. I don't see us playing as much cover 4 as KC has been killing teams with RPOs this year so i see a bit more cover 1 man to get poyer more in the box. You can roll that safety to hill if he goes deep, but they've used him a lot in short stuff this year. Kelce and Pringle will be the tough coverage assignments in this one. Can milano break up those 3rd downs?

Yep - that to me always falls on milano and edmunds. They mix them in with RPOs so they create even more conflicts- especially with our zone heavy approach.

That and the FG calls by McD. KC can score and score quick - tons of speed at WR. You can't be kicking in the red zone down 21-9 and 24-12. Buffalo didn't get a stop for a loooong stretch in that game. The other reason we lost was a lot of struggles on the offensive line - couldn't run the ball effectively all day so we just got away from it.

I felt diggs was getting mugged all game and they didn't call anything. Sounds like this crew lets them play too, but these weren't like ticky tacky holds. He was interfered with at the catch point on a couple 3rd downs with no call. First drive there were 2 ticky tack holding calls that benefited KC - the tre white one really wasn't that bad and converted a 3rd and 6 for them. 3 Points On the 2nd drive for KC they got another conversion on 3rd down from a defensive holding on siran neal (who likely played more to be a combination with Klein as a 2nd LB). 7 points Roughing the passer on Oliver wasn't a very good call from what i remember - on a 4th and 3 from the KC 32. They didn't score on that drive but they were on the 8 yardline. DPI on tre white on next drive - 18 yards - kelce fell, i see why they called it.. but kelce initiated contact... 7 Points 17 points on penalty assisted drives... they thrive on those 2nd chances. Buffalo had the big roughing the passer call on the interception that allen threw on the next drive... but Allen picked up the first down on 3rd and 9 and it was called back on holding... when there was literally no holding. So that play imo should never have even happened.

Yeah - Hill is a fast dude. This year they've been forced to use him a bit differently. Yards per target and average depth of target are both way down.

Well if they share a kid there's likely family court. They might just push it over to that. And in that situation I could see them making him pay for stuff.

Yep - pay for the crap you broke and lets all get on with our lives. Also don't break more of her stuff.

Yeah - he'll be ready for the game sunday - might miss some practice/film though. Hopefully some extra stress on his mind and he plays worse. In any case any suspension or punishment wouldn't be til after court anyway so not particularly notable.

Yes - its sort of the point of why they compete all year. When you're expected to make the playoffs you should have an end goal of winning it all.

When people catch your throwaway and its a TD, i'd consider that fairly lucky.

Like the seinfeld reference. It's the wood that makes it good.

Cowboys can save 14 and get value from coopers deal by trading him, and Dak's deal was designed to have the base salary lowered in 2022. Could probably move tyron smith and get more pick value and another 5m if you need it. Anthony brown can save 5 million easy, and he sucks anyway. Zuerlein saves them 2.5. The big issue is zeke's contract is a disaster. They're going to have their work cut out for them with neal, gregory, vander esch, wilson&gallup, schultz and there really isn't a ton of money there to replace them.

Buffalo had a few flukey plays go their way - Pringle fumble on the KO return, the hill drop turned pick 6, and even the rousseau deflection int are not like... mis-reads or mistakes. Buffalo also had a lot of protection issues at times and allen resorted to some bad habits - the grounding after the pringle fumble. Buffalo also didn't have much of a run game and were extra reliant upon allen runs. They hit on a few deep balls to knox, diggs, and sanders. Knox had an incredible grab in the 2nd half. Regarding RFP calls...they went for it on 4th on their own 30 and it wasn't converted and a ticky tack RFP call kept the drive alive. Buffalo got their own on an allen INT as well - which followed a 3rd down conversion that they called back on a phantom hold (literally no one on the line held on the play). Couple of missed PI calls on diggs. Couple of really bad holding calls on the Oline ( the morse one was ridiculous), one on white that wasn't too egregious. I felt KC honestly got more calls than we did, so something to keep in mind - their own mistakes cost them that game. If anything the refs kept KC in it when they didn't convert their 3rd downs. Buffalo's game plan will likely look similar defensively, i wouldn't count on all the turnovers by KC. I also wouldn't expect buffalo to be hitting/attacking with so many deep routes. This will be won on 3rd downs and in the red zone. KC is going to get theirs on offense, the key is the big 3rd down stops and forcing FGs in the red zone. If they can get out ahead then turnovers are more likely to occur. Offensively Buffalo has a ton of personnel groupings that can give defenses issues and they're more varied than they probably looked in the previous game. The NE game showed what the offense is capable of when firing on all cylinders, and they've gradually been bringing things along. They seem to have found their 5 linemen and 6th for jumbo short yardage looks. The fact that they aren't sneaking on 3rd and 2 and are now handing it off, or boot actioning is creating additional conflict for the defense. They've also started using more RPOs to create conflicts on defense enabling allen to throw and run more effectively.

Defense took advantage in that game of some mistakes. The 4th quarter drive that basically sealed it was the big difference (aided by a roughing the passer call). Mahomes can't play catch-up if he isn't on the field.