Yobogoya!

Some vintage Andy Reid head coaching right there, ya just hate to see it

It's not just sad, it's f------ criminal. The pro bowl is a joke but you're dead on, the effect it has on a guy's perception at the end of his career certainly isn't.

I mean to be fair 31 teams’ message boards all end the year the same way. Only one gets to be the exception.

The thing is that expectations in the lower rounds aren’t as high, so finding “good players” is just fine. No matter what the round, we’ve found a lot of good football players. Dominant players is another story. That’s what we need. Players who can take over a game. The Process alone isn’t going to win a championship.

Come on now Happy it wasn’t solely in the defense.. special teams helped out a little bit as well. 😅

Brady seems competent, and probably did more than enough to earn an offseason to design the playbook and get a full year to truly own the offense and see what he can do. But there’s definitely a part of me that was hoping we’d bring in some fresh blood. Someone with more experience who can further develop Allen as a passer. This feels like more of the same is almost inevitable, but hopefully that ends up not being the case.

Imagine a world where we would rather play KC in the divisional than Houston, lol.

Sorry Dingus but nothing about this game will stop the media from painting whatever narrative they want to about Josh being inferior to Mahomes. Nothing. Until he beats Mahomes in the playoffs and wins a ring, there’s no consolation prize and no one in the mainstream media would care to hand it out to him even if there was.

Chris Jones has been the Chiefs MVP the last two years. Legitimately takes over games. Mahomes is the face of the wins, but he could barely complete a pass in the 2nd half and it didn’t matter because the combo of Jones and Spags’ scheme is simply overwhelming for a pedestrian QB like Lamar Jackson. Mahomes just has to dink and dunk and wait for the game to end.

Like fumbling the ball into the end zone for a touchback? Fact is the NFL is pretty weak right now. Most teams don’t have even a serviceable QB, let alone a great one. Chiefs have the trifecta of top QB, top pass rusher and top coaching. Everybody else is playing catch up to get to that level.

From what I hear, neither QB was all that electrifying and Lamar was downright “pedestrian” or worse. I stand by my original statement. Allen spoils us, all other QB’s just aren’t as much fun to watch.

Mahomes is the only top tier QB in the league book ended by top tier coaches on both sides of the ball. Between that and their general good luck they’ve enjoyed on the injury front, he’s got it made.

It’s no accident KC looks so different in the playoffs when referees are encouraged to hold their flags and let teams play. Their mentality is to push the envelope and be aggressive and if the refs aren’t calling anything, keep doing it.

Whether it’s Purdy or Goff expect Spagnuolo to throw the book at them. Should be riveting to watch.

Nice spiral lol

Just wait the MVP has the Chiefs right where he wants them! 😏

I’m a very bizarre person. But yea, none of those teams have the most electrifying QB in the business. Is it that unreasonable that I’d rather watch Josh Allen than Brock Purdy and Jared Goff 🤷‍♂️

I’m 50/50 It’s funny, during the drought I would always watch the playoffs so I could enjoy top tier football I didn’t get from the Bills. Now that we have Josh, watching other teams play football often just feels pedestrian. We got the best in the world, watching other football games always feels like settling.

I don't know that this is evidence of a change in mindset, McDermott has always been willing to start a rookie... if they've penciled in to do so from the start. See: Tre White, Edmunds, Ed Oliver, etc. An anomaly might be Christian Benford, who wasn't drafted to start but did so after beating out a rookie who was: Kaiir Elam. What McDermott has traditionally resisted is moving a rookie up into a primary playing position after the season starts, unless forced into action by injury. For example not giving Shorter a chance this year, despite the struggles of receivers in front of him on the depth chart who were ineffective all year. And I'm not saying whether that's the right or wrong mindset for a coach to have late in the season, just making the observation that I think he's been consistent with that approach from day one.

An all-time play. And even though it wasn't necessary to win the game, the onside kick pirouette return was f------ incredible too. What a G.

Micah is a real one. One of the best Bills of this or any era. I don't know if he and/or Poyer are wall of fame worthy, but if they are? It would be awesome if they went up there at the same time. 🍻

Hey just cuz the Bills are too inept to capitalize doesn't mean I don't still want to see that franchise circle the toilet as much as possible. Whatever hardships they endure, I'll enjoy. 🍻

On the plus side, the other AFC West teams might finally provide more than a minor speed bump on KC's road to winning the division.

Yeah, Stef has always seemed to me to be sharper than the average player and if he's at all objective about his own performance he's not blind to his own struggles. In years past when we were bounced from the playoffs, he had the look of a guy who knew he was the best player on the field but the rest of the team wasn't up to the challenge. This year he's been more subdued, and you have to wonder if he realizes now it's him that's partly holding us back. Got to be tough to swallow.

Hell let’s just get a little cray and grab a #3 and #4 too huh what do ya say?