SNF: Denver at KC 8:20 on NBC

[ColoradoBills]

4 minutes ago, The Frankish Reich said:

It is, at least on paper, a replay of the Peyton Manning - to - Denver deal. The other pieces seem to be in place.

 

What does Denver have to give GB in the trade?

Rodgers is under contract next year with GB.

[balln]

the saddest 4 and 8 ive ever seen

[The Frankish Reich]

2 minutes ago, ColoradoBills said:

 

What does Denver have to give GB in the trade?

Rodgers is under contract next year with GB.

5 picks in the first 3 rounds. And a really disgruntled Aaron Rodgers threatening to do whatever it is he's threatening to do?

[TheFunPolice]

1 minute ago, balln said:

the saddest 4 and 8 ive ever seen

 

Pathetic to watch...

 

 

[GoBills808]

9 minutes ago, The Frankish Reich said:

Stats:

Total yards:  Broncos 356, KC 275

TOP:  Broncos 31:57, KC 25:06

Penalties: Broncos 4-32, KC 7-60

Score: Broncos 9, KC 22

Turnovers

[Freddie's Dead]

17 minutes ago, Big Turk said:

 

But his comment on Doug Whaley is an all timer:

 

"Doug Whaley can eat a d—. Doug Whaley can die in a hole and drink bleach. I'm dead serious. The reason I didn't play in the XFL is because Doug Whaley's name was on it. I'm dead serious."

 

LMAO!!

 

 

Whaley cut Fred Jackson so Karlos Williams could play.  Yet Whaley's the one that can eat a dick.  Riiiight.  I'm no Doug Whaley fan, but that is rich coming from Karlos Klump.

[Miyagi-Do Karate]

42 minutes ago, BillsFan130 said:

Broncos remind me so much of the Doug Marrone Bills in 2014.

 

 

my buddy who is a Broncos fan told me going into this season that this team Has a ceiling of the Tyrod Taylor Bills. I think he was right. They play great D. They have some talent on O. But they aren’t going anywhere with that QB play.

[The Frankish Reich]

1 minute ago, GoBills808 said:

Turnovers

Yep. And utter inability to make a play when you need to make a play.

Just now, Miyagi-Do Karate said:

my buddy who is a Broncos fan told me going into this season that this team Has a ceiling of the Tyrod Taylor Bills. I think he was right. They play great D. They have some talent on O. But they aren’t going anywhere with that QB play.

If only they had Tyrod Taylor (at least the 2016 or even 2017 version). At least he could make a big play. And avoid stupid turnovers.

[78thealltimegreat]

14 minutes ago, The Frankish Reich said:

It is, at least on paper, a replay of the Peyton Manning - to - Denver deal. The other pieces seem to be in place.

Well since Elway can’t really draft a qb but he does have an excellent eye for skill talent it really makes sense 

[The Frankish Reich]

And so SNF wraps up 2021 with (team names don't matter, except for one):

 

Mahomes

Rodgers

Brady

Cowboys

Rodgers

 

They get ratings ...

[LabattBlue]

I know there are a lot of Collinsworth haters here, but you had to love it when he tore into Mahomes for his cutesy multiple arm angle throws that as he pointed out, are not always necessary, and…are more difficult to complete 

[djp14150]

9 hours ago, The Frankish Reich said:

Stats:

Total yards:  Broncos 356, KC 275

TOP:  Broncos 31:57, KC 25:06

Penalties: Broncos 4-32, KC 7-60

Score: Broncos 9, KC 22

 

9 points off of turnovers given to KC

they get points late 2Q 

It’s  a tie gameatleast.

 

KC has gotten lucky in this winning streak oftheirs

 

the survive the giants who led 17-14 in the 4Q

beat Packers by 6 without Rodgers

beat Cowboys by 10 where they didn’t have their 2 receivers.

now the Broncos game

 

all 4 of those games were in KC

 

 

 

 

[TC in St. Louis]

10 hours ago, The Frankish Reich said:

Really? The Chiefs even get a flag on that ordinary TE push-off? Ahead by 19 in the 4th?

 

I texted my friend, a Chiefs fan, that the OPI call was the weakest call in the history of the NFL.  He agreed.

[Zerovoltz]

 

10 hours ago, The Frankish Reich said:

Stats:

Total yards:  Broncos 356, KC 275

TOP:  Broncos 31:57, KC 25:06

Penalties: Broncos 4-32, KC 7-60

Score: Broncos 9, KC 22

 

This is classic box score analysis without context.  

 

Denver racked up a lot of garbage time yardage.  Denver had 157 total yards with just a few seconds left in the half, they completed a 34 yard pass that meant nothing as KC was in prevent and Denver didn't attempt a hail mary, they just threw to a wide open target way short....

 

Lets add that in though...so 191 yards at halftime.

 

They would only add an additional 38 yards for the entire 3rd Q.  With 13:26 reamining in the game, KC led 16-3.  From that point on KC went to prevent type D....and Denver racked up 176 yards with from the 13:26 mark onward.  176, plus the worthless and meaningless 34 yard pass play to end the half...That's 200 yards of garbage time stats...when the outcome was still in the balance Denver wasn't doing well.  

[JerseyBills]

23 minutes ago, Zerovoltz said:

 

 

This is classic box score analysis without context.  

 

Denver racked up a lot of garbage time yardage.  Denver had 157 total yards with just a few seconds left in the half, they completed a 34 yard pass that meant nothing as KC was in prevent and Denver didn't attempt a hail mary, they just threw to a wide open target way short....

 

Lets add that in though...so 191 yards at halftime.

 

They would only add an additional 38 yards for the entire 3rd Q.  With 13:26 reamining in the game, KC led 16-3.  From that point on KC went to prevent type D....and Denver racked up 176 yards with from the 13:26 mark onward.  176, plus the worthless and meaningless 34 yard pass play to end the half...That's 200 yards of garbage time stats...when the outcome was still in the balance Denver wasn't doing well.  

Agreed. I never had the feeling Denver had a chance in this one. 

 

One thing is for sure though, that Chiefs O hasn't looked good in quite some time now. Another mediocre performance by them but their D has improved considerably and Collingsworth actually made a solid point about Spags defense getting stronger as the year goes on and this year is no different 

 

[dave mcbride]

29 minutes ago, Zerovoltz said:

 

 

This is classic box score analysis without context.  

 

Denver racked up a lot of garbage time yardage.  Denver had 157 total yards with just a few seconds left in the half, they completed a 34 yard pass that meant nothing as KC was in prevent and Denver didn't attempt a hail mary, they just threw to a wide open target way short....

 

Lets add that in though...so 191 yards at halftime.

 

They would only add an additional 38 yards for the entire 3rd Q.  With 13:26 reamining in the game, KC led 16-3.  From that point on KC went to prevent type D....and Denver racked up 176 yards with from the 13:26 mark onward.  176, plus the worthless and meaningless 34 yard pass play to end the half...That's 200 yards of garbage time stats...when the outcome was still in the balance Denver wasn't doing well.  

The other thing that doesn't get factored in is -75 yards on the INT for Denver and +75 for KC. I know it doesn't go in the offensive stats, but the yardage (positive and negative) is real. It literally flips the script from 356 Denver/275 KC to 281 Denver/350 KC.

Edited December 6, 2021 by dave mcbride

[Zerovoltz]

Just now, JerseyBills said:

Agreed. I never had the feeling Denver had a chance in this one. 

 

One thing is for sure though, that Chiefs O hasn't looked good in quite some time now. Another mediocre performance by them but their D has improved considerably and Collingsworth actually made a solid point about Spags defense getting stronger as the year goes on and this year is no different 

 

I agree.  KC's offense has struggled.  Lots of drops that have turned into INTs.  Some INTS where Mahomes makes POOR choices.  Other times, Mahomes just looks off.  We do have 5 new O lineman and they have gotten better each week, but Mahomes hasn't looked comfortable all year in the pocket.  I can't say for sure, but I do not think he trusts Orlando Brown still.  Brown has gotten better, but he still pretty much tries to ride pass rushers around and to the rear of the pocket....Problem is, once they get back there, Brown isn't athletic enough to maintain contact with some of the faster dudes so I don't think Mahomes is entirely confident that the rear of the pocket is safe when Brown steers them back there.  As I've said, he's gotten better, but Mahomes isn't comfortable.  Mahomes also has a new baby, and his brother, wife and mom surely must annoy the crap out of him and are distractions.  Whatever the case may be....he's off, the offense is off kilter.  The D is really stepping up right now...hopefully they can get the offense back to something close to what it has been in recent times...

[FilthyBeast]

I don't see the Chiefs losing another game this year and despite all the current head to head tiebreakers they have a great shot of being the #1 overall seed in the AFC again if the Patriots stumble and lose another game this year.

[mannc]

1 hour ago, Zerovoltz said:

 

 

This is classic box score analysis without context.  

 

Denver racked up a lot of garbage time yardage.  Denver had 157 total yards with just a few seconds left in the half, they completed a 34 yard pass that meant nothing as KC was in prevent and Denver didn't attempt a hail mary, they just threw to a wide open target way short....

 

Lets add that in though...so 191 yards at halftime.

 

They would only add an additional 38 yards for the entire 3rd Q.  With 13:26 reamining in the game, KC led 16-3.  From that point on KC went to prevent type D....and Denver racked up 176 yards with from the 13:26 mark onward.  176, plus the worthless and meaningless 34 yard pass play to end the half...That's 200 yards of garbage time stats...when the outcome was still in the balance Denver wasn't doing well.  

Disagree…Denver moved the ball pretty well much of the game but just didn’t come away with TDs. The Chiefs should have put them away early, but that offense just looks off.  Not what they used to be.

[Motorin']

2 hours ago, Zerovoltz said:

 

 

This is classic box score analysis without context.  

 

Denver racked up a lot of garbage time yardage.  Denver had 157 total yards with just a few seconds left in the half, they completed a 34 yard pass that meant nothing as KC was in prevent and Denver didn't attempt a hail mary, they just threw to a wide open target way short....

 

Lets add that in though...so 191 yards at halftime.

 

They would only add an additional 38 yards for the entire 3rd Q.  With 13:26 reamining in the game, KC led 16-3.  From that point on KC went to prevent type D....and Denver racked up 176 yards with from the 13:26 mark onward.  176, plus the worthless and meaningless 34 yard pass play to end the half...That's 200 yards of garbage time stats...when the outcome was still in the balance Denver wasn't doing well.  

 

What a crock. The story of the game was poor red zone play calling and execution by the Broncos.