SirAndrew

That penalty on the touchdown also never happens to KC.

Good call by Brady. Allen needed an easy throw to get back in this thing.

I understand our new found ground and pound with Brady, but I think Allen struggles getting his head in the game when he has limited opportunities.

I think coaching is the biggest part. Mahomes doesn’t strike me as being any brighter than Allen. Just my two cents. Who really knows.

The field goal right in the beginning of the quarter with another commercial immediately following it is annoying.

Murray is way too comfy back there. Time to bring some type of pressure.

I wasn’t really referring to the awful call. We just lost contain on Murray too much that drive. We need to do better with that this drive. That was my issue. I just expect the bad calls in the NFL.

That’s on Josh. We just saw about the only thing he needs to improve displayed.

Very undisciplined defense on that drive. I think it’s something that can be remedied, but we’ll see.

We need more of that from Rousseau. Those plays change everything.

Consistent third down pressure on the QB has been an issue for years. It’s a shame we drafted so many offensive players instead of defensive linemen. Oh wait.

These kickoffs are such an anticlimactic way to start the season.

I’m anxious for regular season. Never understood why the game can’t just start right at one.

I’m not justifying his actions, but seems to be the type of situation that anyone with resources would get out of.

You don’t sign Tyreek in the first place just to suspend him for something this silly. He’s done far worse. They knew who they were getting.

That’s a good point considering Green Bay is in the same division as Detroit. I was thinking simply on who looks like the best team in the NFC, and I think that’s SF. We saw two teams in GB and Philly who are possible contenders, but neither looks like they could overcome SF. I agree that Detroit might be the biggest threat to SF, but I just don’t trust Goff and Campbell. An up and coming Green Bay was someone I thought had greater potential.

It seemed like the real winner in this game was the San Francisco 49ers, and their chances to represent the NFC again.

A Sean McVay halftime film session is not something I find intriguing.

True, but they probably don’t care, the league is pretty untouchable at this point.

I’m seeing both of these teams as candidates for having surprisingly bad seasons.

I don’t think any of these receivers beyond Harrison and Odunze are anything really special. I hope Coleman is the exception. Worthy might end up looking “better” for a while because he has the better OC.

I agree there’s tons of flaws of in his game. He also seems very clueless about clock management. That team is always a disaster in the two minute drill. His athleticism covers a lot of those huge deficits. I’d look at Baltimore as a legitimate contender if those deficits didn’t exist.

I criticized Lamar’s passing ability all night, but he’s still a top QB. He brings a different skill set, although I’m not sure it’s one that can win titles. When people claim he’s not top ten, that’s ridiculous. QB’s like Justin Herbert have all the tools, but the production doesn’t match it. I think many are looking at stats, not actually watching the games. Jackson does more for his offense than what guys like Herbert or Lawrence accomplish when watching a full game.

Good game, doesn’t seem like anyone is stopping the Chiefs anytime soon.

Ravens are making plays, but Jackson has no grasp of the clock.