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You know who would be worth millions to this team? Ko Simpson

To me if we’re trying to be realistic…..meaning not calling for AJ Brown or Tee Higgins etc……the field narrows quickly and I’ve seen articles today stating the Steelers and of all teams the Giants are trying to pick up a WR. I’m sure I’m missing something but the three standouts to me are Shaheed, Iosivas, and Tre Tucker. Meyers…..good player but does he fit? Jeudy…..bum Ridley…..I think he dated my grandma Legette….Keonesque a million guys…..unattainable To me the only realistic trade partners are Saints, Raiders, Browns, Titans, Bengals, maybe Bears. Giants and possibly Panthers could be but have nothing worth seeking. I think Tucker is on top for me with Shaheed a close second and Iosivas a sleeper but a distant third. He’s a crappy player with an attitude problem.

Try that hip drop tackle on a Chiefs criminal WR and you get 3 weeks off.

Maybe we should be forced to make 5 stops on every drive and KC goes full games with no flags. Seems legit.

Both TD drives were stopped and bailed out by bad calls. It’s Taylor Swift’s world.

Loveland? Kmet?

It’s almost as if someone got hurt.

If anyone thinks the Taylor Swift stuff doesn’t factor in to how the Chiefs are treated you’d better run. The turnip truck you fell off is getting away.

Awfully sus that you had to qualify your urge to kill to exclude delivery drivers only.

Again with the coins. I get it because it’s an easy example but the real crux of the matter isn’t the 50/50 odds, it’s the number of events. First, the results of being even or winning the turnover is 67% not 50%. 2 out of 3 results satisfy the criterion. But let’s say the Bills are in fact better that the average tea. Be generous, odds are 80% instead of 67, like your weighted coin. .8 to the 26th power is a low number. But it gets even lower when the power is 27, 28, 29 etc. You can’t keep tempting fate. Had we had a bigger lead against the Saints, we could have reset the dial back to zero. Maybe a better example…..a lot of industrial jobs have “days without an accident” chalk boards. They do it to try to get safer. It’s admirable. But it always resets to zero at some point. If someone gets a small cut on their finger it might still count. Wouldn’t it be better to do that than risk someone losing a limb?

This is what many people were saying. Then the opposite happened.

What?

Oh wow, he had to still be pretty young.

None of the geniuses in this thread came back to apologize? We were even with the Saints in the turnover battle which left us still due to lose one. We did. And we lost the turnover battle and game to a divisional rival the very next week. We’d be 5-0 if we hadn’t lost the turnover battle with the Pats wouldn’t we?

Grisham is Brady Anderson……if you know what I mean.

Volpe struck out 14 of his last 19 but his name sounds Italian so he had to be in the lineup. Let the 2026 spending spree begin.

I don’t know about these specifically but most plans take health risks. Things like smoking, drinking, etc. My guess is that maybe they adjusted their rates based on horse heads causing viruses, infections, and the like. Change your screen name to Mike in Sunscreen or something that sounds cautious.

Again you’re arguing with something I never said. He’s on a team with a record tied for the best in the league. They’re coming off games where they outplayed the Chiefs and 49ers and passed the eye test easily. I said he’ll make an appearance on the MVP odds board. That’s it. That’s all I said. QBs on winning teams are the guys on those lists. Guys like Jackson will disappear from tgat list, even if temporarily. Did I ever say he’s better than Jackson? No. I said he will appear on the MVP odds board.

You were saying?

Any updates on this?

Yes you missed it.

I’m not aware of any violent/booze/drug related history with him. I believe he had a history in another area which one would think would preclude him getting a network job.

Boy that strike three call on Bogaerts was baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad.

Make bank on golf before your buddies figure it out.

Life can fly by. On this day 44 years ago ago, I was sitting at some coffee shop with my cousin Lyle enjoying our Java. An ambulance went screaming by and we didn’t even give it a second thought. We found out later that it was our uncle Eugene. He died that day. October 2, 1981. I’m not one to preach but pay attention to your loved ones and things around you. It’s all important. 44 years later and still some guilt.