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From Patrick Allen on Twitter:

BREAKING: At 3:06 AM, Arrowhead Stadium security found a trespasser wandering around the field. The man appeared to be extremely confused & told security he was "looking for Travis Kelce." The man, Jalen Ramsey, a CB for the LA Rams, was told the game was over and to go home.

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12 minutes ago, azchief21 said:

From Patrick Allen on Twitter:

BREAKING: At 3:06 AM, Arrowhead Stadium security found a trespasser wandering around the field. The man appeared to be extremely confused & told security he was "looking for Travis Kelce." The man, Jalen Ramsey, a CB for the LA Rams, was told the game was over and to go home.

Except for his impressive TD catch/run, Kelce was pretty much held down.  If fact, Mahomes made mistakes trying too hard to get the ball to Kelce when other options were there.  Guess with a lead, it didn't matter all that much, but it cost the Chiefs points in the red zone.

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12 minutes ago, jetlord said:

Except for his impressive TD catch/run, Kelce was pretty much held down.  If fact, Mahomes made mistakes trying too hard to get the ball to Kelce when other options were there.  Guess with a lead, it didn't matter all that much, but it cost the Chiefs points in the red zone.

JMO it all comes down to trust and altho JuJu one would think has earned it   he was on a snap count so how many times JuJu was playing I dont know. The lack of points didn't lose the game and the Rams' D is still stout regardless. JMO the Chiefs should of targeted the endzone  once they got to the 35, short yardage is still not the Chiefs strong point it seems especially with a D like the Rams have.

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It might have been boring and unproductive, but I think two important goals were met.

1. We established a firm #1 RB who can also catch the ball... which you know Patrick wants

2. Our defense is improving every single game, which was desperately needed. Especially our LBs... but our DL has also been growing in leaps and bounds.

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4 minutes ago, mex said:

It might have been boring and unproductive, but I think two important goals were met.

1. We established a firm #1 RB who can also catch the ball... which you know Patrick wants

2. Our defense is improving every single game, which was desperately needed. Especially our LBs... but our DL has also been growing in leaps and bounds.

3.  Butker seems to have figured things out.

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Thornhill hasn't been impressive this season, but the Chiefs still missed him.  And the Rams certainly targeted Allegretti.  Thuney might have given Mahomes just a bit more time.  I think both would have played if this were a more meaningful game.  No matter what the staff and players said before the game, they were assuming a win and saving players for Cincy. 

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2 minutes ago, jetlord said:

Thornhill hasn't been impressive this season, but the Chiefs still missed him.  And the Rams certainly targeted Allegretti.  Thuney might have given Mahomes just a bit more time.  I think both would have played if this were a more meaningful game.  No matter what the staff and players said before the game, they were assuming a win and saving players for Cincy. 

Nice having a player like Allegretti who is serviceable and didn't look horrible vs one of the greatest DL in the history of the game.  Thuney would have definitely helped though for sure.    The safety group has been underwhelming this year.  They haven't seemed terrible because of what we trotted out there last year but they haven't been great.

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1 minute ago, Lamardirts said:

Nice having a player like Allegretti who is serviceable and didn't look horrible vs one of the greatest DL in the history of the game.  Thuney would have definitely helped though for sure.    The safety group has been underwhelming this year.  They haven't seemed terrible because of what we trotted out there last year but they haven't been great.

Reid is a disappointment.  Not bad, just not average or better.  If the Chiefs can fix their OT and DL issues, there's a good chance they draft another safety on the second day to complement Cook.  

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16 minutes ago, Lamardirts said:

Nice having a player like Allegretti who is serviceable and didn't look horrible vs one of the greatest DL in the history of the game.  Thuney would have definitely helped though for sure.    The safety group has been underwhelming this year.  They haven't seemed terrible because of what we trotted out there last year but they haven't been great.

Allegretti passed his test against the Raiders — but Donald is a different beast.

“[Allegretti] has played a lot of big games for us,” explained Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes after the game. “Throwing him in there with those other guys? They battled the entire game and gave us chances to score points. I’m always proud of those guys — and when they continue to get better and better, we’ll win a lot of football games.”

Early in the game, it looked like Donald would be up to his normal tricks. During Kansas City’s opening possession, he registered two tackles and a quarterback hit. But through the rest of the game, he would log just one more tackle — and was largely ineffective in disrupting the Chiefs’ offense.

Like his quarterback, head coach Andy Reid was pleased with the performances of Allegretti and his fellow offensive linemen, crediting his offensive line coach for their success.

“Aaron’s a pretty good player, so that’s a big challenge,” said Reid of the star defensive tackle. “But [Allegretti] did a nice job. Andy Heck has a nice scheme set up, too — to work slides and so on with him.

https://www.arrowheadpride.com/2022/11/28/23481540/chiefs-rams-nick-allegretti-credited-for-aaron-donalds-quiet-day

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3 hours ago, oldtimer said:
  • FWIW

  • Justin Watson led all Chiefs skill players in snaps on offense. He led the receiver group by a considerable margin with 20 more snaps to the next closest player Marquez Valdes-Scantling.

He makes it happen every chance he gets. I think he may be the most underrated players on the team.

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42 minutes ago, qnet said:

KC ranks #1 Offense 16 in points and 14 in yards on defense. I don't expect the defensive stats to stay that high after this game, but that would be nice if they could maintain that. 

KC played two third string QBs so those numbers are a bit off. Like the game TB rushed for 3 yards as Brady threw it 60?. 

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