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Just now, boyst said:
What was that distance?
58 yards
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That TO would help a lot right now.
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Four down territory here.
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I don’t know why, but the Chiefs D looks much worse today than they did against us.
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I continue to love how much Mahomes is getting hit. He looked rushed on that 3rd down.
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Raiders run game has looked pretty good today.
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Terrible play by the CB there. I like that Mahomes is taking a lot of hits though. Maxxxxx came to play today!
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1 minute ago, Motorin' said:
O'Connell looks like Drew Bledsoe when he moves in the pocket.
He always wants to retreat from the LOS, even when he’s moving left or right. Cost them atom of yards on that sack. Even when he doesn’t get sacked, it makes it that much harder to complete a pass.-
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With KC getting the ball to start the 3rd, the Raiders really need a score here to stay in the game. I don’t have a ton of confidence in them.
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1 minute ago, Simon said:
just got home
how do the Chefs have only 3 points?
They haven’t looked very good on O. Raiders are doing a solid job vs the run and Mahomes has missed on a few passes.-
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Just now, Big Blitz said:
That throw was horrendous the WR was wide open.
Yeah I thought it was a terrible play at first, but then end zone view showed his guy was beautifully open; just a terrible throw.Combined with the FG miss, this game is close to feeling over.
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12 hours ago, Sweats said:
I used to watch it religiously in the 90's and early 2000's, but since they turned it into a game of flag football, i'm out.
What first killed it for me was moving it from after to before the Super Bowl. It used to be a nice digestif after a long season - you get all the Hawaii shots, the announcers are wearing the aloha shirts, etc.But even I couldn’t pretend to care the week before the Super Bowl, in the same city. No SB participants, none of the players want to be there (as opposed to Hawaii, which made having to play in the game more palatable)… it’s just depressing. Then the players stopped trying whatsoever and that was that.
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17 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:
And hopefully he'll have a full offseason where he is healthy. Missing the whole of camp as a rookie DB in this system in particular is tough to overcome.
McDermott said in preseason that safety and MLB are the two hardest positions to learn in his scheme. Between that, the missed training camp, and the current starters holding down the fort, I don’t have any worries about Bishop - at least not yet. If he’s not able to win a starting job next year, that’s probably when I start worrying. I also wouldn’t be shocked to see Bishop look significantly better if he has to start again at this point in the year.-
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2 minutes ago, MikePJ76 said:
not meant as a diss. Its just a statement in a conversation. Not everything is intended as the final word or some kind of definitive statement.
and I just pointed out the all timers because that is who he is compared to. In the end I think he will get into the top 10 but it will be tough to see him get into the top 7. 14k yards is a lot of damn yards.
Cool beans. I’ve been watching football since the early 90s, and in my amateur opinion Henry is one of the best I’ve ever seen and worthy of the HOF. Not sure where I’d rank him among guys I’ve watched, but definitely not first - that’s Barry Sanders for me. Top of my head, I’d for sure put Marshall Faulk and Tomlinson over Henry as well. But if I specifically need a third or fourth and short? I think Henry becomes my #1 in that situation.-
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7 minutes ago, MikePJ76 said:
well i didn't say smith out produced him I said most of those guys did, but smith was his size.
If you took the 1983 washington redskins and put them in todays game with the perfect playing conditions all over th eleague
and the majority of defense being light and playing a ton of nickel and dime with the rules weighted to the offense
Riggins would rush for 2500 yards.
I can't even imagine what Eric Dickerson would do vs today's defenses.
Not sure I disagree with any of this. But just want to point out that you need to pull out high-end hall of famers to find a comparison that’s better than Henry. That’s not quite the diss that you seem to think it is.-
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2 minutes ago, MikePJ76 said:
The history of the league has a bunch of guys his size who imo were better especially since they played in a different and more physical era of football.
Steven Jackson, John Riggins, Franco Harris, Jim Brown, Eric Dickerson, Eddie George, Oj Anderson, Larry Csonka, Antowain Smith etc. All his size and most outproduced him in a tougher league with shorter seasons and more difficult playing conditions_Environments.
I honestly never think of henry among the greats at this point. If he does this for like 3 to 5 years more I will.
You lost me at Antowain Smith “outproduced” Henry. Not sure what league you’re referring to, but I know it’s not the NFL.
Also, remember Brandon Jacobs? Very similar in size to Henry, and mediocre at best.
Size isn’t everything. #thatswhatshesaid
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2 minutes ago, Johnnycage46 said:
Week 18 is in January lol. But yeah, over rated for sure.
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Wow that was some sorry run D. Now let’s get Herbert a garbage TD for fantasy purposes.
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5 hours ago, SaulGoodman said:
Following up on the ref conspiracy theories...
The myth: The officials favor the Chiefs late in close games.
When the Chiefs began 9-0 with seven wins by a touchdown or less, there were conspiracy theories about referees favoring them. Was the league trying to guide Kansas City to a three-peat? Was the idea that Chiefs wins are good because the league is trying to attract more Swifties to the NFL? Who knows.
Why it's a myth: Looking only at late- and close-game situations (eight points in either direction, second half or overtime) and including both declined and offsetting penalties, the NFL team with the most flags is ... Kansas City. It is tied with the Colts, having 29 penalties in such situations. Only the Jets and Saints have more penalty yards than Kansas City's 218 in late and close situations.
KC fans don't challenge the conspiracy narratives because they're insecure. They challenge them because it's complete nonsense.
How many of those flags were bad calls? How many non-calls should’ve been called against KC’s opponents? Raw numbers without drill-down analysis are worthless for this discussion.
For the record, I strongly deny any conspiracy talk, but also strongly believe in unconscious bias. It is my opinion that refs, being human, aren’t immune to unconscious bias and it tends to benefit teams like the current Chiefs and the Brady/Belichick Patriots.
With that said, I only saw one call or non-call on Sunday that favored the Chiefs, and it was the egregious missed facemask right before halftime. Might’ve cost the Bills 4 points but there’s no way of knowing. Other than that, I thought it was a very well-officiated game.
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1 hour ago, BADOLBILZ said:
So if I say @Thurman#1 thinks Allen should run the ball 20 times per game are you going to blindly chase that strawman too?
I never said Allen shouldn't run the ball. I also never said he had run the ball more this season. I said he had to run more(20 times) over the last two games because the passing game wasn't as efficient as it had been when they first acquired Cooper and the corps was whole. Do you disagree with that? If so do you expect 8-12 Allen rushes per game to be the norm with Cooper, Coleman and Kincaid all back?
I also said he's taken his worse beating in a season so far and the majority of that punishment has been when he's had to leave the pocket. If you don't think so tell me the other seasons he's had concussions in 2 straight games.
What is your source for that last bit? Is it your usual source of, “take my word for it, I’m old and therefore everyone else is stupid”?-
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13 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:
spat out his pacifier? Is that what you'd call it? The thing you give a baby to suck?
Spat his dummy, means thrown a childish tantrum essentially.
Yea, he spat his dummy.
Thanks! Makes total sense. I've heard a lot of nicknames for pacifiers but hadn't heard that one before.
11 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:I think the owner was the driving force behind it. Not absolving the coach and GM from blame because the owner wanted Saquan back too and they went against his wishes but from everything you hear out of there the owner was all in on Jones.
Yeah, I think 99% of the time franchise QB decisions go to the owner of the team. What I'd be curious to know is how much flexibility Schoen et al actually had. Could there have been a scenario where they re-signed Jones, but to a smaller deal that gave the team more flexibility in case he continued being Daniel Jones? Did they have the freedom to let his agent negotiate with other teams and try to match? Stuff like that.
3 minutes ago, boyst said:
he has won 9 games
Jones 24
Yeah, Dimes was certainly overpaid, but he's not even close to the top. Osweiler was another one as mentioned above, and JaMarcus Russell immediately came to mind as well.
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Just now, GunnerBill said:
Wow. I guess he has spat his dummy in some way, or else why do this now rather than after the season?
That's a new one for me. Could you translate to American?
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Wow, mid-season. Didn't see that coming. Agree, definitely a bad look for the team all around. I would include ownership in that mix.
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23 hours ago, Beck Water said:
They were showing replays during the time-out and it looked pretty definitive.
To me, the replays made it look really close, but not definitive either way. I think it could’ve been overturned on review, but I think most likely the call on the field would’ve stood. Even in the moment, I wasn’t that bothered by the lack of a review. A little bothered but not a lot.
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Why not run it?!? That was bonkers.