TNF: Chiefs LOSE LOL

[JarOfMayo51]

They got away with a horse collar there

 

[sb1]

Chargers trying to take a page out of Tomlin’s book- go offside a lot and hope the refs miss it

 

[sb1]

Easy pick

 

[Mack Herron]

Nice hands.

 

[JPPT1974]

Yeah as Chargers do not count them out. As really they have really been clutch the past few games in the final seconds.

 

[sb1]

Chargers might be a sneaky scary team for their first playoff opponent no matter what seed they are.

Pats short passing game might be the best way to beat them actually.

 

[Joker]

Sun-Tzu?

No...that comes courtesy of Sonny Zuccolo...philosopher/bookie here on Federal Hill

 

[Koma]

God, that ****ing in-stadium electric guitar is so ****ing annoying!

I'm glad someone else is hearing that, too. I thought my TV was picking up a classic rock station along with the game audio for a little while.

 

[PlainOldEd]

They get away with a horse collar there

I don't think so. His hands were on the shoulder pads, not grabbing inside.

 

[Wheelman]

Kaepernick doesn't belong in the same conversation as Mahomes.

Pats defense stands no chance in Arrowhead.

You're such a chickenshit man.

 

[Brewskies]

Kelse is some TE on the receiving side

 

[PatsWSB47]

I'm impressed with the Chargers half time adjustments

 

[Brewskies]

KCs receivers all have great hands.

 

[Wheelman]

Now let's see the woman beater take a hit without pads on.

 

[Wheelman]

Kelce, I told you this before, if you actually blocked your guy, that guy can't tackle your RB. Do you not get it?

 

[Koma]

everybody's a tough guy...until you get smashed in the snotbox

I've been thinking about this and it's really hard for defenses to "punch someone in the mouth" now.

Take a player like Tyreek Hill. He's extremely dangerous as a receiver and a runner (and as a boyfriend, but I'm just talking on-field now), but he's also smart about avoiding big hits by stepping out of bounds or sliding to give himself up. As recent as 10 years ago, some defender would have pushed the envelope and hit him as he was heading out of bounds or sliding. I'm not advocating intentionally injuring someone, but you would have seen a team try to "send a message." It may have been penalized, but it would have put the thought into Hill's head that a hit like that might be coming again and may have made the OC decide to call his number a little less. Now, defenses don't even try that and players like Hill can do what they want. On the positive side, he's an exciting and dynamic player with the ball in his hands, but there's an element of intimidation on the defensive side that's very rare now.

 

[Wheelman]

Oh there's a good strategy Andy Reid. Make sure Kelce is not near the running play because Kelce can't block for ****. It worked! well done!

 

[Wheelman]

Travis Kelce is doing it right? Travis Kelce can't even block, Joe Buck. OPEN YOUR ****ING EYES!

 

[Brewskies]

Oh there's a good strategy Andy Reid. Make sure Kelce is not near the running play because Kelce can't block for ****. It worked! well done!

Wheelman, maybe Kelse doesn't need to block. He is getting his receiving job done. Not all TEs are good at blocking like Gronk.

 

[Wheelman]

Wheelman, maybe Kelse doesn't need to block. He is getting his receiving job done. Not all TEs are good at blocking like Gronk.

I'm open to this thought process Brewskies. I'm just sick of people comparing Kelce to Gronk and not actually watching the game. Just watch how Kelce is not even challenged at the LOS on 95% of his routes compared to Gronk who gets mugged and gunner coverage occasionally. When Gronk gets Kelce coverage(like in Miami), Gronk gets balls too, and he can block. Unlike Kelce.