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Good point. But winning a 10th division title, and making an 8th consecutive title game is pretty successful to0. It's not easy to do.

I'd rather lose to KC. Nobody will really remember Brady's 8-5 record in championship games. They will remember a 5-4 SB record and losing to the likes of Manning x 2, Foles, and Goff (I am saying losing to Goff would look worse vs. losing to Brees). Not saying it's fair. But that's the way...

Eh. I see why fans use the term "we". You cheer for a particular team for so long. It's almost as if you feel apart of said team. I know it sounds dumb. I am just trying to explain the rationale ha.

If the Chiefs do make the Super Bowl, I think the Rams would be their toughest opponent. Rams have the ability to match them point for point (See week 11). If it's the Saints (Doubtful because I think L.A beats them by 10 or more), Chiefs are a good bet to win it all.

Yeah I see your point. I just meant teams like the Steelers, 49ers, and Cowboys didn't lose players to free agency. Certainly having the other AFC teams in the division has been an advantage though.

They are capable of winning. But curious what makes you say the bolded? Patriots have been a poor road team all season. Arrowhead stadium is a legit Home field Advantage.

Don't blame them for being confident. Especially considering the Patriots road woes this season. But they don't know how to talk x's and o's. I also noticed their grammar is pretty poor.

Right!! Lost to Dallas in SB 6. Beat the Skins & Vikes in SB 7 & 8.

Even more impressive to do it in the free agency era.

I know the Bills is one. Who is the other team that made three straight. Vikings?

I think the Saints are a very flawed team. Double Thomas, and make those other undrafted receivers beat you. Love Watson, but he isn't exactly an elite tight end. I think the back end of their secondary with Apple & Williams are shaky too. Neither know how to turn their head around and play the...

Yep. They matter to me too. Now, I won't say I am "content" or "satisfied" if they lose Sunday. Just saying I will sit back and look at the glass half full. It's not easy to win the division ten straight times. It also isn't easy to get this far this often. We are definitely spoiled.

Miami Loss is the difference between this game being at Arrowhead vs home. Definitely an inexcusable loss. But oh well. It happened. If this team beats KC, it won't be talked about as much.

I think they are consistent enough to duplicate yesterday's performance...if the game were at home. This is a totally different team on the road. I am not sure why.

Just as the title states. Barring a 28-3 type choke job (Unlikely), they've exceeded my expectations. I am a happy fan. Obviously I'll be dissapointed for a day or two if they lose Sunday. But I'll realize they overcame alot this year. Your thoughts on this being a good season?

They've been playing great at home all year. But they haven't been good whatsoever on the road. I don't get it either. It's not as if Jacksonville, Detroit, Tennessee, & Miami are known for having a great hfa. But they can get it all right next week.

I never thought of this. But have T.B. & B.B. ever won in Kansas City? I know they lost in 05 & 14. Otherwise, I dunno. Edit: 04 they won in KC

Three weeks ago, I was convinced this would end like the 09 season. But they made it further than I thought. With sll the adversity, BB has done a masterful coaching job. Brady, for all the criticism he's gotten, put up numbers most other fans could only dream of. I am a proud fan. Season is a...

Yep. Agreed.

One of the FG's were blocked. He also saved the Patriots season by kicking a 45 yard fg in a snowstorm. SB 36 too. Having ice in one's veins doesn't necessarily mean they won't make mistakes. The question is whether he can rebound after a shaky moment. A.V. always could.