KC Warpaint

great take, i like the comparison between Mahomes and Marino, it is a valid argument

Houston just served the Chiefs a big fat SHITBURGER

What defense against the run

They need to replace Irving or you can kiss our SB Hopes goodbye

This run defense makes me puke

remember he was able to trick two teams into taking Fields and Hyde, that gives him a passing grade so far in my book

https://www.12up.com/posts/tyreek-hill-s-timetable-for-return-just-got-pushed-back-01dnyx7cveez/partners/40734?fbclid=IwAR0qYGo9SHXPLLbDpjgw9o4USwrJavpFwTuvAZQZzdHg4L63wMvC3vifo6o

https://chiefswire.usatoday.com/2019/09/29/injury-update-following-kansas-city-chiefs-vs-detroit-lions-week-4/?fbclid=IwAR317NAGzbtENYU_6QyYQCZUoT7-XPPLafC0py0xQLCvTUc2KGQZii_Wq2Q

at least they took thomas out

man i have to listen to this online, this is painful to listen to...this team is definitely out of sync

i guess if the oline all set themselves at the same time like they did back in Lenny's NFL they would get hit with a false start everytime i remember that old MNF opening and can now say i saw a chiefs game at municipal stadium LOL

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A Bad Idea

I heard that on the radio yesterday...don't know how they back that crap up

Mahomes will play his first Indoor NFL game this sunday.... The last time he played in an indoor stadium his stats were 586 Passing Yds 6 TD's 215.3 Pass efficiency rating (that was with Texas Tech) also Pat made it to 60 TD Passes in 723 attempts next in line Rivers 1,135 Rothlisberger 1,137 Rodgers 1,153 Manning 1,223 Ryan 1,328 Brees 1,389 Brady 1,402

actually his name was Henry John Deutschendorf Jr.

thanks for the laugh...needed it this morning

i have heard that most people believe that you can plug any WR into the offense and pat will still succeed...follows the same mindset of brady and what is in place in NE but is he successful because he of who he is or because of the coach etc

crap...guess someone can go ahead and delete this thread....

yeah i watched that one last night on youtube...when i read things like this i still catch myself still trying to comprehend how we got lucky to get pat in the draft and to have possibly the perfect coach and support system in place to help him flourish...this type of thing doesn't happen to KC teams, it's always some other team

very well done and i love his dialogue...like the way he broke down those two plays

possibly

you should be able to edit it and remove it

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/troy-aikman-shuts-down-patrick-mahomes-comparison-talk-to-me-when-he-has-33percent-of-my-super-bowl-titles/ar-AAHMXEd?li=BBnbfcL&ocid=mailsignout

By Pete Sweeney Sep 23, 2019, 11:28am CDT LeSean McCoy had his best game as a Kansas City Chief Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens at a time the team needed it the most—with starter Damien Williams out of the lineup as he nursed a knee injury. What perhaps made it even more impressive was that McCoy was himself questionable and still played through a lingering ankle injury. He accumulated 80 yards from scrimmage and got into the end zone twice in the Chiefs’ 33-28 win. The 11-year veteran was thus a topic of conversation in the locker room after the game. “LeSean is a great guy with a ton of experience,” right guard Laurent Duvernay-Tardif said. “What strikes me the most from him was, the first thing he did when he walked in the locker room was introduce himself to the O-line. He said we are going to roll together and get this thing done. I really respect that, and you want to block for a guy like that. He’s a great teammate, a great leader and he got a couple of good runs tonight and that makes us happy for sure. “Coming out of last week it was one of our key points of emphasis to be able to run the ball against a pretty good run defense. We were able to do that today and we are pretty happy about it.” The former Buffalo Bills running back had to leave the game in the third quarter when his ankle flared up. “It just wasn’t right,” he said before assuring reporters he’d be ready to go next Sunday against the Detroit Lions. “As a competitor, most guys lie to try not to get off the field. I have another week to prepare for it, rehab and get better. This offense is amazing. I’m anxious to get back and play with them. It’s fun; football is fun again.” McCoy said he had “no fear” that he’d miss Sunday’s game. “Just rehab it up, get ready for next week.”