kkuenn

Chiefs put Ogbah on IR and promote Dieter. Hopefully they look at bringing in defensive help. We really did not need another WR. Top 50 FA available looking at DE or LB even would be better than Dieter imo. https://nfltraderumors.co/top-25-2019-nfl-free-agents-list/

He traveled with the team on Sunday. He will play. He was dealing with a family issue. https://dknation.draftkings.com/2019/11/18/20970329/damien-williams-injury-status-fantasy-football-start-sit-advice-week-11-lesean-mccoy

My question is would they have had pennl inactive of Moore was the qb? I doubt it so they should not have done so with Mahomes either at qb.

IF our records are identical then yes, we have the head to head. Lose tonight we will be 6-5 while they will be 6-4. They would be in first with us having a bye and Oakland playing for a chance to either lose and be at 6-5 (where we have the tie breaker for now) or win and be 7-4. If we win and are 7-4 into by and Oakland wins next week and are 7-4, we have said tie breaker. We need to win tonight is the bottom line.

Wiz needs a chance at LG with Fisher. Keep Wylie at RG until LDT is back to complete health and see from there. LDT will need a weeks practice along with bye week to get back into it I bet.

If we allow the Chargers to stay close, they will do what they did last year and go for broke. They went for it on a 2 pt conversion to win, this should show their mentality of how bad they want and need it.

Would have been nice to run it on 3rd and 2. We seem to have been doing it ok on that drive. If it is 4th and 1 then or a half yard, you still have all your play book to go for it and put the game away. Who knows how it would have happened but giving Mahomes just one receiver to look for and taking a 6 yard loss did not help us at all.

So we can expect a high pick or FA RB. If we see this you know Reid sees it and what Reid wants, he gets.

Imagine if we got a full game like the first half. We have seen this before like the 2nd quarter against Oakland as an example. Offense is great but it really needs to sustain it for a full game. Not a quarter here or a half there.

I have been calling for this for a while now. It makes so much sense

Cant wait to see Fisher next to what seems as of now a good LG.

Only four teams featured the NFL's top rusher: 1992 Cowboys, 1993 and 1995 Cowboys and 1998 Broncros. Only 2 of the 47 teams lead the league in rushing the 1972 Dolphins and 1985 Bears. Notice this is out of 47 teams, the quickest data I could find as of now. I will look up until now, but honestly I do not believe the Pats. Broncos or the Eagles had the top ranked rushing unit nor rusher since SB 47 was played.

LOL. The Chargers are a complete mess. We should win it and do so because the team will be focused. They know they gave it away with sloppy play and execution on all fronts. I then expect to win after the bye against Oakland. Effectively have 2 head to head wins against them would wrap up the west unless we just go on a 5 game losing streak.

Tomlin did get them though to another SB too.

If not I am sure they will get a 3rd round comp for him at the very least.

As a team we have 17 fumbles in 10 games. 3 were very costly. Reason we don't lead as an individual is because as a team we rotate everyone in. Still a huge problem for us so far. On the flip side we have just one interception all year, which was a bs call too on that one. https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/fumbles-per-game

Lineman from Indy signed. Rankins put on IR. https://arrowheadaddict.com/2019/11/11/chiefs-place-martinas-rankin-injured-reserve-sign-jackson-barton-colts/

Well hopefully this is it for us this year. Rather see this now than in the playoffs.

Actually we have been top 10 in ST for the league. The FG snap and block are not on him. He did not do a fair catch inside the 3, but he needs to get on all their asses to show them to clean it up. Penalties again are on the players. What he is to blame for is just making sure they understand the situation, like not taking a fair catch at the 3, and learn from it. Yes it sucked but this game was lost in multiple phases of the game, not just ST.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/28053341/lessons-every-super-bowl-contender-2019-disaster-game Kansas City Chiefs (6-4) The disaster game: Losing 35-32 to the Titans on Sunday While the Chiefs have four losses in their past six games, this was the first time they lost a game in which Patrick Mahomes went a full 60 minutes without clearly aggravating his ankle injury. He nearly had an ill-advised pass intercepted on the opening snap of the game, but the reigning MVP quickly settled down and finished 36-of-50 for 446 yards with three touchdowns and no picks. He certainly wasn't the issue. Problem 1: The Chiefs still can't stop the run. EDITOR'S PICKS Let's overreact to Week 10 in the NFL: Lamar Jackson is the MVP favorite Week 10 NFL takeaways: What to make of the Saints' and Chiefs' upset losses Week 10 NFL playoff picture: Could the Steelers really make the postseason? Kansas City came into Week 10 ranked 28th in rush defense DVOA. It won't be climbing the charts when those numbers get updated Tuesday. The combination of Derrick Henryand Ryan Tannehill ran the ball 26 times for 225 yards with nine first downs and two touchdowns. Tennessee didn't control the clock -- it held the ball for only just over 22 minutes -- because it was too effective running the ball to stay on the field for long. The biggest play of the day, of course, was Henry's 68-yard touchdown run in the third quarter. There's no way it should have gone for 68 yards. The Chiefs had eight men in the box. This is the league's 23rd-ranked rushing offense by DVOA. It probably should have been a loss or a small gain at best. Instead, when we look at NFL Next Gen Stats, the Chiefs lose their gap integrity. It looks like Reggie Ragland (59) overpursues what appears to be an outside zone play and ends up one gap over from where he's supposed to be. Alternatively, it could be that defensive tackle Joey Ivie (93) ends up getting blocked out of his gap. Either way, Henry has a huge cutback lane and turns upfield at the line of scrimmage. Rookie safety Juan Thornhill (22) is the last line of defense, but he whiffs badly on the tackle attempt and only momentarily slows Henry, who proceeds to outrun the Kansas City defense to the house. Derrick Henry rushed for 188 yards and two touchdowns in the win over the Chiefs. AP Photo/James Kenney Later in the fourth quarter, with Tannehill scrambling on third-and-10 and bracing for contact 5 yards short of the sticks while surrounded by four Chiefs players, he manages to drag Rashad Fenton several yards forward for a conversion. That drive ended with Henry plunging in the end zone from a yard out. Tannehill would get Fenton for the winning touchdown, when the Titans ran four verticals and Adam Humphries saw the Chiefs were playing with two deep safeties. Humphries faked an out, juked Fenton to the point in which the young defensive back fell down and then brought in Tannehill's pass for the leading score. The former Dolphins starter finished the drive by running through Thornhill on a zone-read keeper for a 2-pointer. Problem 2: The Chiefs beat themselves. Even given their defensive woes, the Chiefs still should have won this game. They held a 98.2% win expectancy with the ball in their hands on the Titans' 24-yard line with 1:36 to go. By ESPN's model, the Titans had been favorites in-game for a grand total of only one play up to that point, back when they had a 13-10 lead in the second quarter. A first down on a third-and-2 would have sealed things up for the Chiefs, while a field goal would have given them an eight-point lead and forced the Titans to drive the length of the field, score a touchdown, convert a 2-pointer and then win in overtime. The only thing they couldn't do was turn the ball over without converting or scoring. Instead, the Chiefs called a slow-developing downfield pass, and a scrambling Mahomes gave himself up to keep the clock running. Patrick Mahomes threw for 446 yards and three touchdowns against the Titans, but the Chiefs' defense gave up 35 points in the loss. Brett Carlsen/Getty Images On the ensuing field goal try, a bad snap led holder James Winchesterto throw the ball away, which ended the drive and resulted in an intentional grounding call. After the Titans scored to take the lead, Mahomes completed two passes to set up a 52-yard field goal try, only for the Titans to block Harrison Butker's would-be tying kick and seal a Titans win. Butker also missed an extra point in the third quarter. I wouldn't count on Kansas City's special teams playing the team out of close games on a regular basis, given that Dave Toub is regarded as one of the best special-teams coaches in football. The Chiefs also ranked ninth in special-teams DVOA heading into the week, so this hasn't been a consistent problem for them. What is a concern, though, is the other way the Chiefs cost themselves the game. They benched Shady McCoy after a Week 8 fumble before naming him as a healthy scratch on Sunday, claiming that they needed to rest the 31-year-old. (McCoy played just 36% of Kansas City's snaps before the benching.) Damien Williams regained the starting job at McCoy's expense, but he fumbled on a second-quarter run against the Titans, with Rashaan Evans recovering and taking the ball to the house for a 53-yard score. The Chiefs have now fumbled 17 times this season, the third-highest total in the league. They fumbled 18 times in 16 games last season. Fumbles won't always result in touchdowns, but the Chiefs need to do a better job of protecting the football. A less self-destructive team would have beaten the Titans on Sunday.

He is a FA after this year. No need to do a trade at all.

Reid has 2 years imo after this season. If they move on theybwill need to get a great OC coach and they could go for a defensive type coach with the offense we have and mahimes at qb. Might even keep Bielemeny which is not a bad idea for OC.

Hunt seened to never fumble. He had a few but was great at protecting the ball. Wish he had kept his nose clean.

They still had to use a TO as Mahomes went down when nothing was there.

Bad snap. It was snapped early and he was not looking for it. He got up and then threw it away. It being 4th down it really mattered not to throw it away, I just think he was caught completely by surprise and had not time to react to try for a play.