HappyDays

Hate the Chiefs but their offensive play design is just nuts to behold.

Harbaugh has lost control of his team. This failure is on him.

Andy Reid still the best in the business

Thought it was dumb to take that penalty. Keep them in 2nd and 11.

I mean that was a pretty perfect pass on 3rd down. Johnston couldn't make the play.

Oh well hopefully the Chargers aren't feeling the sense of inevitable failure that everyone else watching feels after that godawful end of half sequence. Come out and score a TD and make it so that it doesn't matter.

Coaches are in a different league. You see it every week.

And now they have dropped a pick six. I've never seen anything like what KC gets from their opponents on a weekly basis.

They're going to lose by 3

Yup and if you don't trust the rookie to do the smart thing then put the RB2 out there. Literally would have been better taking a knee.

Should be about 15 seconds left on the clock right now

This is abysmal clock management, unbelievable

How do you take a delay of game there and keep the TOs in your pocket? Bizarre

He was already slowing down last year and hasn't looked like himself at all tonight.

I didn't say he's perfect but he's a hell of lot better than the JAG parade they were cycling through at the position last year.

Yeah Josh Simmons unfortunately looks as good as advertised. Stonewalling his man on every snap.

Playing in the preseason didn't help Mahomes. He is off on a lot of throws tonight.

Looks like Hampton chose the wrong hole there, there was an opening to the left.

KC has a massive WR problem until Rashee Rice is back.

You can't rush 3 and also lose contain on Mahomes. Makes it way too easy.

I'm surprised any Bills fan wanted him. We deal with enough injury prone players, there's just no way that would have worked out for us with our luck. Explosive as hell but a random collision might have just broken his collar bone.

I mean you're just wrong about this. 2024 stats (both played 16 games, although Karlaftis played 96 more snaps): Sacks - Karlaftis 8.0 / Rousseau 8.0 Pressures - Karlaftis 37 / Rousseau 35 TFLs - Karlaftis 9 / Rousseau 16 I know stats don't always tell a black and white story but how can you look at that comparison and tell me Karlaftis is a "game breaking talent" while Rousseau is a JAG? There's a tendency on this board to act like everything KC touches turns to gold. But I think their roster has been a bit overrated. Where they really separate themselves from the rest of the league is their coaching. Compared to our roster on the whole I don't think they had some massive advantage last year... And don't get me wrong, I wish we had at least one legit game changer other than Allen, and I haven't been a big fan of how Beane has prioritized certain positions over others. But he has built a roster that has a very high floor if not a high ceiling. It's a roster that has beaten KC in the regular season where it is more about matchups, but has lost in the playoffs where it is more about coaching. If you're giving Karlaftis that much of an edge over Rousseau, and the same for the rest of the respective rosters, you're giving McDermott a built in excuse that he doesn't really deserve.

Elam looked to me like a replacement level CB2. Not a massive liability but still someone you're always looking to upgrade. Kind of like Damar Hamlin for us. Unfortunately the worst game of his career came in the AFCCG so I don't blame us for moving on from him. I don't think our coaches did a good job preparing him for that game or calling plays that matched his skillset. I'm not afraid that we traded a secret superstar but he is a better player than that godawful performance.

Interested to see what kind of role Jaire Alexander has. He hasn't been able to practice with them all offseason as far as I know.