Big Turk

Those are the kind of games the Chiefs have won this year. Probably at least half their wins are like that if not more.

A very good D? They were ranked 31st in the NFL.

You realize they led the Chiefs most of the game in the playoffs last year by playing a patient, ball control game and essentially were a Dion Dawkins block from taking the lead late in that game prior to Bass missing the FG?

Not no more Billy.

Exactly my thought...that is definitely one they could have ejected him for

Nice!! Took the dub with the garbage time TD!

Yeah they still piled up 415 yards of offense.

And they still won going away with the other team scoring a meaningless TD with 2 seconds left against backups to close the gap to 10. It's really amazing how good this team actually is.

I know...Chiefs still haven't figured out what's going on with Mahomes and it's been a year and a half now.

Just a workmanlike effort to take care of business.

How can you beat the Chiefs when they have God on their side?

Bills didn't have their A game but nice, workmanlike effort to still go out and score 30 points and win by double digits.

Allen can't miss that throw...routine plays have to be made routinely.

Playing it safe with Cooper...I mean we shouldn't need him this week but hopefully he is on track for next week when we really could use him. Probably weren't sure if Samuel was going to be able to go.

Yes and it's not even really close. Coming from a guy who watched every game Kelly played.

Worst thing would be to have Cooper try it, get hurt again and have it be hurt worse this time then have to miss 3 or 4 games.

There is no such thing as Retroactive IR in the NFL.

When he is ready to play, he will play. McDermott has talked about how players earn their time on this team and that those who are out in and play well earn more time. Probably the most complex position on the defense to learn under McDermott's scheme and the key to everything. Cannot afford for a safety to be out of position so until he is consistent enough to be trusted he won't play unless injuries hit.

Maybe they just want an extra up just in case

Cooper not active

Irrelevant. The only BEST scenario that matters is them winning the Super Bowl. Everything up to that is meaningless.

The guy that has been called up the last 2 weeks from the PS. I doubt it...he hasn't even been catching the ball.

I never competed in powerlifting competitions but as someone natural and just doing it on my own without any trainers, etc, I had a pretty respectable big 3 of 1,420 lbs(565lb DL, 475lb squat, 380 lb bench(x2)) at 188 lbs. And even at my lesser level of doing it, my body is paying for it now...already had one hip replacement done and about to have a second on the other side 5 years later next month. Have arthritic changes in my elbows that I have to constantly go to PT for so I can keep them good and be able to continue working out. Switched from free weights to heavy resistance bands(love them and will never go back...super effective and much easier on the joints) and I still have random aches and pains most days. Almost 50 and still in great shape, so I guess it's expected but that's without even taking steroids, but damn if this isn't way harder than it was when I was in my 30s even. Now I don't train to push myself and gain new muscle as much as I train to ensure I can workout the next day 😂😂 Problem with tendons and ligaments is they take a long time to grow stronger to support the muscle growth. The body will never allow itself to gain more muscle than what it can support via tendons and ligaments. Steroids completely overrides this and causes muscle growth so rapidly that the tendons and ligaments have no way of catching up. The forces in play from the weights being lifted and explosive movements, etc causes them to essentially snap eventually. Yup, Merriman was never the same after the injuries.

Steroids can wreck the body...tendons and ligaments especially.

Bengals going straight B2A against the Ravens right now.