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I hope Butker is available?

I was simply posting their stats not in reference to your comments. Shows they are balanced but again they have played a soft schedule. Lets see how they do when it really matters against a seasoned play off team. I like KC in this game.

Passing PLAYER GP GS ATT CMP PCT YDS AVG YDS/G LNG TD INT SCK YDSL RATE Joe Burrow QB 15 15 481 336 69.9 4165 8.7 277.7 82 30 14 47 339 105.0

2021 Rushing Joe Mixon STATS ATT YDS AVG TD LNG FL Regular Season 280 1159 4.1 13 32 1

Receiving PLAYER GP GS REC TGT TGT% YDS AVG LNG 25+ TD YDS/G FUM FL FD FD% Ja'Marr Chase WR 15 15 68 112 60.7 1163 17.1 82 12 10 77.5 2 1 49 72.1 Tee Higgins WR 13 13 71 105 67.6 1029 14.5 54 9 6 79.2 1 1 51 71.8 Tyler Boyd WR 15 9 63 88 71.6 792 12.6 68 6 4 52.8 1 0 35 55.6 C.J. Uzomah TE 15 15 45 57 78.9 461 10.2 55 5 5 30.7 0 0 22 48.9 Joe Mixon RB 15 15 35 40 87.5 274 7.8 52 3 3 18.3 1 0 11 31.4

Mahomes has played well in bad weather but Cinn can run it really well. Should be fun.

Bengals will be a big challenge. Their schedule looks a little soft. Offense will really challenge the KC defense. They can run it and throw it. KC offense will need to be excellent. A fresh Kelce, 17 days off, should help.

Not yet?

On Monday, the Chiefs officially cleared Bolton along with offensive linemen Kyle Long and Lucas Niang from the COVID reserve list. In addition, the team also brought back wide receiver Gehrig Dieter to the practice squad from the same reserve list, which meant giving punter Joseph Charlton the boot to make room among the limited 16 slots given. The Chiefs will be glad to round out their defense in the second level with the addition of Bolton back in the mix before a tough game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Bolton will be a key figure if the team is going to stop or slow Joe Mixon for Cincy to go with the receiving trio of Tee Higgins, Tyler Boyd, and rookie sensation Ja’Marr Chase. As for the position of right tackle, the Chiefs now get two potential starters back after watching Andrew Wylie hold down the fort through injury and illness. Mike Remmers remains on the COVID reserve list himself as another option there at tackle.

Reid remains impressed with general manager Brett Veach and the personnel staff finding undrafted talent. The Chiefs' three offensive stars of the game against the Steelers were running backs Darrel Williams and Derrick Gore, as well as wide receiver Byron Pringle. What do the three have in common? They're all former undrafted free agents, which is a positive reflection on Veach and the team's personnel staff.

Anybody. He is not even average.

They play Mia and Hous

Tenn is only 1 game behind and has the tie breaker. KC needs to win both unless Tenn loses.

Cinn will be a test for sure. KC needs to win the remaining two games.

CEH is hurt more often than most.

They may not even be in the play offs.

That Charger team down 34- 23 with 2 minutes left against the Texans? LOL Bring em on.

Kicking game and special teams could be a problem. Hope Reid thinks 6 & not 3.

Bolton, Fenton, Niang also out. Maybe Reid will really commit to running the ball. Pitts D is not good vs the run.

Kelce Out. Will Gray be a factor? Chiefs 21 Pitts 17. Mahomes game winning drive.

Its Noah time. A week off for Kelce may be a good thing for his health going into the play offs.

Shefter. Kelce is out. Did not pass covid test.

Feels like Bell all over again. Nothing close so far and I expect little or nothing in the future.

problem is he has made up for watkins production. watkins was not special last year. not close

Another player who has been missing for a while — defensive end Joshua Kaindoh, who has been on the team’s Reserve/Injured list with an ankle injury since October 5 — had also observed back on the practice field. Reid said that as of Wednesday, the fourth-round rookie has indeed been designated for a return to practice — which opens a three-week window for him to be activated to the roster — but wouldn’t go much beyond that. “He’s made great progress, so we’re glad that he’s back and healthy — and going,” said Reid. “We’ll just see how things go here.”