Kansas Crimson

He is annoying ( ie his dancing ) but in that case, that guy deserved it.

It’s just water.

pdub wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 6:55 am He is annoying ( ie his dancing ) but in that case, that guy deserved it.

It’s just water.

You're at an away game. Have to figure if your team/brother doesn't win you are going to get messed with a little bit. I don't really think they deserved to have water dumped on them, but they also didn't seem mad about it either. The ravens fans were having fun. But either way Jackson is a baby for reacting that way. He thinks he's a lot bigger of a deal than he really is.

I don't think it's a big deal but Jackson has to be thrilled. Here we are "talking" about him this morning because he made HIMSELF a story for doing something during/after last night's game.

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P.S. While I didn't like the outcome, it was a fun game to watch. As were many of the games yesterday.

Don’t want this thread to go fifty pages arguing over water so, you’re right.

NotGutterGutter wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 7:22 am I don't think it's a big deal but Jackson has to be thrilled. Here we are "talking" about him this morning because he made HIMSELF a story for doing something during/after last night's game.

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P.S. While I didn't like the outcome, it was a fun game to watch. As were many of the games yesterday.

He's so proud of himself.

He's a clout chaser. Sort of like a wanna be Jake and Logan Paul.

So if you were going to say which two AFC West teams would be undefeated come week 3, it probably would have been Chiefs and Chargers -- but look out, Raiders and Broncos.

I absolutely assumed that the Broncos would open 3-0 because they open with the Giants, the Jags and the Jets.

I fell asleep at halftime and woke up while Andy was doing the press conference, so I missed the entire second half. That aerating job wore me out...lol.

shindig wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 8:59 am I fell asleep at halftime and woke up while Andy was doing the press conference, so I missed the entire second half. That aerating job wore me out...lol.

Did you use the machine that you sort of "pull" behind you that is semi self propelled?

shindig wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 8:59 am I fell asleep at halftime and woke up while Andy was doing the press conference, so I missed the entire second half. That aerating job wore me out...lol.

Baltimore had 31 first downs. That's pretty much all you need to know.

BasketballJayhawk wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 9:04 am

shindig wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 8:59 am I fell asleep at halftime and woke up while Andy was doing the press conference, so I missed the entire second half. That aerating job wore me out...lol.

Did you use the machine that you sort of "pull" behind you that is semi self propelled?

yeah, but this thing looked ancient and was very heavy, plus I didn't really know what I was doing..lol.

Mahomes threw the worst INT of his life.
CEH, picked the worst time to have his first fumble. The jury is still out on him being worth a first round pick but I'm not worried about him developing a fumbling problem.
The offensive line has not looked impressive. Work in progress.
I hate when Conservative, play by the 100 yr old coaching manual Reid comes out. You have the best QB in the game. Play for the win every single time. I wish he trusted Mahomes like Harbaugh trusted and went to Lamar over and over again.
I did feel much better about Hardman, Pringle and D-Rob last night.

The offense is fixable. That should be the least of the concerns or reasons why the Chiefs lost. The defense is the BIG problem and has been for awhile now.
1. The defense line has way, way to much money invested in it and the returns aren't showing. Across the line they are losing and losing badly way more often than they are winning.
2. If you can't generate a pass rush in this league you will lose and the Chiefs, unfortunately cannot do that. See point 1.
3. The liabilities of Dirty Dan and Ben Worthless are showing. Some of this will change when Gay Jr. comes back because Worthless's snaps better be reduced but the bigger issue is Juan played 11 snaps last night. That is alarming and puzzling. What is going on with Juan and did Veach strike out on another draft pick. Veach better start hitting on these draft picks (see Gay, CEH and Juan) because his cap space is being tied up with Jones and Mahomes and those draft picks are going to only become more valuable as that amount goes up.
4. Red zone defense is awful. Again.

I'm not worried it is more maddening in the way the Chiefs lost. You heard all offseason how the Chiefs were going to use the Bucs defeat as motivation but yet the issues still remain. The best thing I can say is this team is going to be a work in progress and you hope that this team will not look the way it did on 9/20 like it will in December or January.

It was a bad loss because it was given away. On the road especially. CEH is a bust because he is essentially too small to replace a power back. His size means two arms around the ball at all times. Biennemy may be to blame for that.

Like experts were saying. Should have gone Defensive lineman. We were all intoxicated after the SB. It was a terrible loss in a season that has KC playing a lot of tough games.

I haven't gone back to read the whole thread (as relates to last night), so I'm sure I'm repeating what's already been said. But, my god, why would you ever take the ball out of Mahomes' hands close and late?

They were in field goal range with a minute left.

A run play to burn clock and also maybe get a couple more yards usually isn’t high risk, but go figure it’s the Cajun dood’s first fumble ever

Also, at lunch with my dad, and chiefs highlights come on the teevee.

The hot waitress says she’s glad.

Huh?

Apparently she hates Mahomes.

Huh?

Thinks he got too big a head, needs to be humbled.

Huh?

Huh?

Joke’s on you babe, you’re a lions fan

unless you absolutely hate the Chefs, how can you not like Mahomie?

unless i’ve missed something, dude seems like an upstanding, all-around good guy

ousdahl wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 11:09 am They were in field goal range with a minute left.

A run play to burn clock and also maybe get a couple more yards usually isn’t high risk, but go figure it’s the Cajun dood’s first fumble ever

1:20 and 2nd and 3 from the 32.
That's a what, 49 yard field goal which is in Butker's range.
A run of even no gain might force Balty to use their last timeout - and you still have 3rd and 3 to figure out what to do. A run of 3 yards gets you a first down, complete control of the last moments, and comfortably in Butker's range.

ousdahl wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 11:09 am They were in field goal range with a minute left.

A run play to burn clock and also maybe get a couple more yards usually isn’t high risk, but go figure it’s the Cajun dood’s first fumble ever

Yep. If they leave it in Mahomes hands and he gets sacked or has a(nother) turnover of his own then it is "why didn't the Chiefs just hand it to their 1st round draft pick and then kick the FG?"

Hindsight fandom.

It was the right call. The Baltimore defender just made an elite play.

twocoach wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 11:25 am

ousdahl wrote: ↑Mon Sep 20, 2021 11:09 am They were in field goal range with a minute left.

A run play to burn clock and also maybe get a couple more yards usually isn’t high risk, but go figure it’s the Cajun dood’s first fumble ever

Yep. If they leave it in Mahomes hands and he gets sacked or has a(nother) turnover of his own then it is "why didn't the Chiefs just hand it to their 1st round draft pick and then kick the FG?"

Hindsight fandom.

It was the right call. The Baltimore defender just made an elite play.

Don't play for a FG. You gained 40 yards in 3 plays, then that.