oldtimer

you are correct..lateral moves just means the Chiefs are rid of him and I'm ok with that

it's 17 degrees..chili all day even on my upcoming omelet

yea that was fuked up..someone say that to my face I'd throat punch them game on & if the Chiefs lose tomorrow they have been punked..pure and simple and they deserve everything they get

Eric Bieniemy ‘very much in running’ for Colts head coach job

I'd RX a 90# asian girl to walk on his back and then maybe "happy ending" couldn't hurt

as a rule I tend to disagree with Mr EV..but he's Spot on and that's the bottom line

FRIDAY AFTERNOON UPDATE: Tight end Travis Kelce was added to the Friday injury report with a back injury despite being a full participant in practice. He's questionable for Sunday's game, as are Hardman and Watson. Additionally, Mahomes didn't have an injury designation for the game and linebacker Nick Bolton was put on the report with an ankle injury.

Temp is 20 degrees/ feels like 10 at game time and getting colder/ NNE wind 10 mph

boy wouldn't that be nice. Maybe show him and Karlaftis (sp?) a DT Highlite Film. I doubt the youngster even knows who DT is/was

yea I am at peace. I will sit back and eat my chili. Now if the game goes to the last 2 minutes things will certainly change. I'mnot seeing the ankle as an issue. he seems to be doing fine but the Buttholes will be aiming for it.. guaranteed . NOTHING and I Mean Nothing would please me more to see Henne be the Hero of the day

yea the rookies already have their hands full now with this guy every time the Chiefs D looks good it'll be a PI to get them out of the hole. Mark it down and after the game there will be a few that B,B& C about Spags and the DBs

the last paragraph says..we in trouble Referee Ron Torbert’s crew assigned to work Chiefs-Bengals game Torbert hasn’t officiated a Chiefs game this season, but fans will remember him from 2021, and not in a good way. He was an unscheduled white-hat substitution for John Hussey against the Bengals during their Week 17 regular-season loss. During that game, Torbert’s crew called 10 penalties for 83 yards against Kansas City. It was the second-most penalties the Chiefs had called against them in a single game that season. If we’re only considering the 2022 NFL season as evidence, Torbert and his crew have been among the best in the league in terms of penalty volume. In 16 games officiated, their 172 penalties called are good for the fourth-fewest in the NFL. That said, once a penalty is called by Torbert’s crew, expect it to stand. Their 20 dismissed penalties are the second-fewest in the NFL this season. They’ve officiated fairly even on the home (89) and away (83) fronts so far this season. As far as how this crew officiates, they’re definitely not a “let them play” crew and they almost always side with the offense. Torbert’s 17 defensive pass interference penalties tie for the second-most in the league this season. For comparison’s sake, they’ve only called four offensive pass interference penalties all year. The Chiefs lead the NFL in defensive pass interference penalties this season (14) while the Bengals are right around the league average (6). Basically, expect Ja’Marr Chase to continue to get away with pushing off and Chiefs defenders to be penalized for any contact downfield.

and I a 1.5 L of William Larue Wellers..but

all while POOT calls 911

since we are talking Bulletin board stupid shit how's this? Chiefs LB Willie Gay says ‘nothing’ about Bengals offense impresses him When the Cincinnati Bengals and Kansas City Chiefs played earlier this year, it was Justin Reid who threw out some bulletin-board material from the Chiefs’ side. This time it’s linebacker Willie Gay. Speaking with reporters on Thursday about the upcoming AFC title game showdown, Gay said “nothing” when asked what impresses him about the Joe Burrow-led offense.

I seen an article suggesting that the type of tackle that sprained Patrick's ankle yet broke Pollard's Fibula will be reviewed as a PI penalty next year.

nice catch I never gave it a second thought as I always attributed to seeing the NAZIs marching in front of the Arc De Triomphe

I'm not soo sure about that those last 4 AFCCGs and 2 SB's where awfully high on the list but I will agree that I'd like to see the Chiefs crush them and driven before us and hear the lamentation of their women then afterwards drink from their skulls

I really couldn't care less what the Bungholes say If the Chiefs don't play in the SB they are right to say it that being said when/if the Bungholes play in the SB I will roote against them even if it's vs the 49rs with all the vigor I can muster

sometimes I think your just trying to pad your post count and thats why you consistently post the same piece on numerous threads. I mean how is it that you have almost 5,000 posts in less than 3years?

well the idiot son has 3 years in "prison" so he's out of his hair that long IF he has to serve that 3 because of the plea if not we still have a chance of 2 more seasons which makes it 2024

well isn't that getting the horse before the carriage? I'm a bit surprised AFCWest didn't post this..but for the sake of discussion IF Andy was in questionable or bad health I could see it but he is signed through 2025 I see him riding that out. It looks like he is enjoying himself.

what's life without a bit of hyperbole?

The Cincinnati Bengals and Kansas City Chiefs will have referee Ron Torbert on the call for Sunday’s AFC title game. He was also on the call for Chiefs vs. Bengals in 2021. According to Pro Football Reference, home teams win 62.5 percent of the game’s Tobert calls this season (league average is 56 percent). His crew calls 10.75 penalties per game on average.