The Chiefs....where is their next loss?

[NoSaint]

2 hours ago, Buffalo03 said:

At Chargers

Vs Rams

At Bengals

At Broncos

At Texans

Vs Seahawks 

Vs Broncos

At Raiders

 

We are gonna have to win out for the 1 seed more than likely and the Chiefs will have to lose at least once. Where would you see a loss in their next 8 games? Cincy? They seem to maybe be the Chiefs kryptonite. Seattle? Just curious on everyone's thoughts. Even one more loss for us and you can kiss the one seed goodbye for the year. The Chiefs could lose twice but I don't see it

they could just as easily run that as drop 3 of them 

[DaBillsFanSince1973]

if it's not in the remaining season games, it will be a loss in (if they make it) the afcc.

 

I think the chargers will give them a game, at bengals and the rams may surprise with a win.

 

regardless of how they finish, I'm more interested how the bills finish the season.

[Airseven]

Perhaps the Super Bowl

[RyanC883]

3 hours ago, SCBills said:

 

He's never played a road playoff game.  

 

Anybody acting like it's not a big deal if this team doesn't get the 1 seed (and especially if KC does) is just coping.  It would be a complete regular season failure. 

 

I get we have sustained a ton of injuries, but this team is built to get the 1 seed.  The beauty of what Beane has built is in both it's high end players AND depth.  Most teams have one or the other.  That depth is supposed to carry us in the regular season, and then Allen, Diggs, Von etc take over in the Playoffs. 

 

Pegula isn't spending league leading cash over cap to constantly trot out a 3 seed because this team can't figure out how to win games in the middle of the season. 

 

 

 

we can't win mid-season games, and we can't win close games (worst in NFL last 2 years).  we choke every time in all manners: coaching, playing, etc.  

[RobbRiddick]

3 hours ago, FilthyBeast said:

 

But the problem is they always find a way to win because of having a generation talent at QB like Mahomes.

 

On paper the obvious choices for a potential loss are this week @ LAC and @ CIN in a few weeks.

 

Problem is KC seems to play even better on the road and both those teams are dealing with injuries as well, especially the Chargers who seemingly have lost half their roster already. Seattle is also interesting later in the year even at home for the Chiefs.

 

At the end of the day though we shouldn't even be in position to have to worry about what other teams do but even if the Chiefs do lose one more game does anybody believe the Bills are going to win out against what might be the toughest remaining schedule in the league? I still see 12-5 best case for the Bills and the Chiefs aren't dropping 3 more games so it's a moot point.

how do you think your Dolphins will do the rest of the way?

[BullBuchanan]

#1 seed?

[zow2]

The Chiefs don’t have players get sick, they never choke away games and they don’t have lingering injury issues to important players.  They will never lose a game.

[BarleyNY]

4 hours ago, Buffalo03 said:

Where would you see a loss in their next 8 games? Cincy? They seem to maybe be the Chiefs kryptonite. Seattle? Just curious on everyone's thoughts. Even one more loss for us and you can kiss the one seed goodbye for the year. The Chiefs could lose twice but I don't see it

To the Bills when they host us in the playoffs 😎

Edited November 16, 2022 by BarleyNY

[SCBills]

8 minutes ago, zow2 said:

The Chiefs don’t have players get sick, they never choke away games and they don’t have lingering injury issues to important players.  They will never lose a game.

 

The Chiefs aren't as deep as the Bills.  Similarly talented.  But they are far better coached, and their Big 3 (Mahomes, Kelce, Jones) is much more consistent than ours (Allen, Diggs, Von)

 

Although I would say that our 3 have a higher ceiling.  Kelce is un-guardable given how they can use him, whereas Diggs can be bracketed all game.  That being said... Allen at the top of his game is the best player in the NFL and Von can literally win a game from his DE position. 

 

I just want to see what this rivalry looks like with the Chiefs in Buffalo for the Playoffs... alas, it seems our inconsistency and coaching struggles may prevent that... again. 

[Zerovoltz]

2 hours ago, SCBills said:

 

Did they get their act together and finish ahead of us?  What about the year prior?  Where are they currently in the standings right now?

 

This is legit.  KC is getting healthy and right about now is when Ried has it all put together and figured out.  KC is going to win out baring an injury to Mahomes....but that said...see below.

 

2 hours ago, Ed_Formerly_of_Roch said:

Last season the #1 seed was thought to no longer be realistic after about week 12 or so.  But in the end believe it was 3 way tie for the #1 seed.  If the Bills had scored against Titans at end, we'd have been the #1 seed.

 

Point being, a lot can still change.

 

um.  No.  The Titans were the 1 seed.  They finished 12-5.  KC also finsihed 12-5 with a head to head loss to the Titans.  the bills were 11-6, and also had a head ot head loss to the Titans.  If you flip that titans game around you are the 1 seed.  But there wasn't a 3 way ie.

 

14 minutes ago, zow2 said:

The Chiefs don’t have players get sick, they never choke away games and they don’t have lingering injury issues to important players.  They will never lose a game.

 

LOL.  If you want to see what KC is capalbe of crapping away, go watch that Colts Chiefs game.  My god.  Not as high profile as that Vikings game you just had, but death by 50 mistakes is painful to watch.  Not any single one of the 50 was the killer, but all 50 together were.

 

KC is capable of bad games.  Of the remaining games, the Bengals game is the one that is most likely to trip KC up.  The Chiefs are something like 36-5 in division games since Andy Ried has been in KC.  KC is 13-0 in the last 13 VS Denver....something like 14-1 VS the Raiders..and sprinkle in a couple losses to the Chargers (who play us tough)  

 

KC could trip up, but they are capable of running the table.  Watch Kadarious Toney.....that trade was huge.

[SCBills]

5 minutes ago, Zerovoltz said:

 

KC could trip up, but they are capable of running the table.  Watch Kadarious Toney.....that trade was huge.

 

I'm pretty sure you're not allowed to use newly acquired players more than 5 plays per game, so jokes on you.  

 

Wait.. 

 

Maybe that only applies to our coaching staff. 

 

 

Edited November 16, 2022 by SCBills

[transplantbillsfan]

4 hours ago, Buffalo03 said:

At Chargers

Vs Rams

At Bengals

At Broncos

At Texans

Vs Seahawks 

Vs Broncos

At Raiders

 

We are gonna have to win out for the 1 seed more than likely and the Chiefs will have to lose at least once. Where would you see a loss in their next 8 games? Cincy? They seem to maybe be the Chiefs kryptonite. Seattle? Just curious on everyone's thoughts. Even one more loss for us and you can kiss the one seed goodbye for the year. The Chiefs could lose twice but I don't see it

 

Can we stop with this crap?

 

We're halfway through the season.  8 games left.  Is it possible the Chiefs win out?  Possible.  Is it likely?  Heck no!!!!

 

Chiefs lost to the friggin Colts.  Buffalo has lost to 3 teams that would still have winning records even if we beat them in all of those games.

 

Where could their losses come?  Anywhere.  It won't surprise me if they lose to the Chargers on Sunday.  We've all learned divisional games are tough.  In fact the only 2 games they have left that I can't see them losing are against the Rams and Texans.  Every other game... who knows???

[Buffalo03]

3 minutes ago, transplantbillsfan said:

 

Can we stop with this crap?

 

We're halfway through the season.  8 games left.  Is it possible the Chiefs win out?  Possible.  Is it likely?  Heck no!!!!

 

Chiefs lost to the friggin Colts.  Buffalo has lost to 3 teams that would still have winning records even if we beat them in all of those games.

 

Where could their losses come?  Anywhere.  It won't surprise me if they lose to the Chargers on Sunday.  We've all learned divisional games are tough.  In fact the only 2 games they have left that I can't see them losing are against the Rams and Texans.  Every other game... who knows???

Dude, we're just talking here. No one asked you to chime in

[Jauronimo]

4 hours ago, FilthyBeast said:

 

But the problem is they always find a way to win because of having a generation talent at QB like Mahomes.

 

On paper the obvious choices for a potential loss are this week @ LAC and @ CIN in a few weeks.

 

Problem is KC seems to play even better on the road and both those teams are dealing with injuries as well, especially the Chargers who seemingly have lost half their roster already. Seattle is also interesting later in the year even at home for the Chiefs.

 

At the end of the day though we shouldn't even be in position to have to worry about what other teams do but even if the Chiefs do lose one more game does anybody believe the Bills are going to win out against what might be the toughest remaining schedule in the league? I still see 12-5 best case for the Bills and the Chiefs aren't dropping 3 more games so it's a moot point.

https://theathletic.com/3776538/2022/11/10/nfl-schedule-strength-toughest-easiest/

 

Buffalo 24th most difficult remaining schedule.

 

http://powerrankingsguru.com/nfl/strength-of-schedule.php

 

17th most difficult remaining schedule

 

https://www.tankathon.com/nfl/remaining_schedule_strength

 

18th most difficult remaining schedule.

 

You tried your best. It just wasnt remotely good enough, as usual.

[BullBuchanan]

11 minutes ago, SCBills said:

 

The Chiefs aren't as deep as the Bills.  Similarly talented.  But they are far better coached, and their Big 3 (Mahomes, Kelce, Jones) is much more consistent than ours (Allen, Diggs, Von)

 

Although I would say that our 3 have a higher ceiling.  Kelce is un-guardable given how they can use him, whereas Diggs can be bracketed all game.  That being said... Allen at the top of his game is the best player in the NFL and Von can literally win a game from his DE position. 

 

I just want to see what this rivalry looks like with the Chiefs in Buffalo for the Playoffs... alas, it seems our inconsistency and coaching struggles may prevent that... again. 

I don't think either of those things are true. The chiefs get production from playmakers all the way down their roster. They have 3 RBs contributing, 3 TE's a boatload of WRs. They have 10 offensive players with a TD to our 7 - that's significant. They were also pretty banged up on D when they played us.

As for higher ceiling, Mahomes ceiling is a Super Bowl MVP. He also performs at peak level FAR more often than Allen and has a higher floor that he hits far less often. If you're starting a team today with the goal of winning a SB, Mahomes is the clearly superior option, if less exciting.

[ColoradoBills]

What the Chiefs do is going to be what they do.

The Bills need to dig down and worry about one game at a time.

 

Reality is a Bills loss and a Pats* win puts the Bills in the AFCE basement.  That needs to be their motivation for Sunday

against the Browns and not what the KC Chiefs are doing.

[BIGFOOTspaceman]

4 hours ago, Buffalo03 said:

We are gonna have to win out

 

I stopped reading after that.....

 

But based on the thread title, I'll keep it positive and just say......Their next loss will be in KC to the Buffalo Bills.

[What a Tuel]

 

4 hours ago, FilthyBeast said:

But the problem is they always find a way to win because of having a generation talent at QB like Mahomes.

 

Do they though?

 

Found a way to lose to the Pats in the AFCCG.

Found a way to win against the 49ers for a SB. (I'd say the 49ers moreso found a way to lose)

Found a way to not score a TD against the Bucs in the SB.

Found a way to lose a 3 score lead to the Bengals in the AFCCG.

Found a way to throw the game losing pick to us in Week 6.

 

It seems as though they find a way to lose more often than win and I have no doubt that if this was the bills record, you'd be questioning Allen, you'd be questioning McDermott, you'd be questioning everything.

Edited November 16, 2022 by What a Tuel

[Buffalo03]

27 minutes ago, BIGFOOTspaceman said:

 

I stopped reading after that.....

 

But based on the thread title, I'll keep it positive and just say......Their next loss will be in KC to the Buffalo Bills.

I said more than likely. Boy people don't pay attention before they stop reading 

[FilthyBeast]

41 minutes ago, What a Tuel said:

 

 

Do they though?

 

Found a way to lose to the Pats in the AFCCG.

Found a way to win against the 49ers for a SB. (I'd say the 49ers moreso found a way to lose)

Found a way to not score a TD against the Bucs in the SB.

Found a way to lose a 3 score lead to the Bengals in the AFCCG.

Found a way to throw the game losing pick to us in Week 6.

 

It seems as though they find a way to lose more often than win and I have no doubt that if this was the bills record, you'd be questioning Allen, you'd be questioning McDermott, you'd be questioning everything.

 

Yet they still have 2 SB's appearances and one win there so this argument doesn't really matter.

 

Again, until this group can even get to one SB not sure what fans keep hanging their hat unless getting blown out in the AFFCG by the same Chiefs team 3 years ago is considered a monumental accomplishment.