Travis Kelce Explains How Chiefs Weren’t Ready For Patriots In AFC Title Game

[gatsby47]

Well they certainly have interviewed everyone they can. Must be game time nearing. What a pansy indeed. Wait until the pre pre game shows begin blithering. I'll start watching approx 1/2 hour prior to kick off but... only if I cannot find a Bugs Bunny cartoon.

 

[Deus Irae]

I think he was saying if the game was played at Arrowhead then or September. I'd have to agree with that, honestly. That close of a game usually means home field can flip the result and the team stunk on the road during the regular season (and stunk outright in September). The Pats we saw two weeks ago were a much different team.

I think y'all are forgetting the way things were at the time. The Patriots were in the middle of a 6 game winning streak that included beating the Bears on the road the very next week. They beat the Chiefs with a field goal because they didn't need to score a TD, but they were well positioned to score the TD if they'd needed it.

 

[Rob0729]

So you are telling me that an Andy Reid led team wasn't ready for a curve ball in the playoffs?!? I'm shocked! Shocked I say!

 

[Kontradiction]

I think y'all are forgetting the way things were at the time. The Patriots were in the middle of a 6 game winning streak that included beating the Bears on the road the very next week. They beat the Chiefs with a field goal because they didn't need to score a TD, but they were well positioned to score the TD if they'd needed it.

The Patriots had just won two in a row... Miami and Indy. The Chiefs had won 5 in a row coming in to that game (this was Week 6). I don't have a problem with admitting that they would have had a better chance at home than at Gillette at that point... all things considered.

 

[RedSleevesPinkStripes]

I think y'all are forgetting the way things were at the time. The Patriots were in the middle of a 6 game winning streak that included beating the Bears on the road the very next week. They beat the Chiefs with a field goal because they didn't need to score a TD, but they were well positioned to score the TD if they'd needed it.

Not to mention, I hate the "well X would have happened because Y happened at Z, therefore we can assume A etc" argument. Every game is different.. If they played at Arrowhead maybe the Pats kick their ass, or get their ass kicked or Brady breaks his leg walking from the locker room or Mahomes eats bad chili and craps his pants... we have no clue what would have happened.

 

[50-yard-line]

Meh, I didn't see anything there to get worked up about. And yeah, anyone who isn't a Patriots' fan is sick of seeing them in the big games every year. Of course.

Biggest gripe against Kelce (not really about Kelce, but about the way they ref the games) from me is that he gets away with things Gronk can't - all the time. He extends his arms on every cut, pushing the DB back from him. It's ridiculous - he did it on three big catches in the AFCCG.

 

[203Pat]

Kelce has always been a mental midget.

 

[Redstorm]

The game was played in October, with the same pattern of play (Patriots dominate the first half scoring, Chiefs dominate the second half scoring), and the same outcome (Brady leads Patriots down for game winning drive).

Kansas City Chiefs at New England Patriots - October 14th, 2018 | Pro-Football-Reference.com

That game was higher scoring, and it was played in Foxborough. It had 33 combined points at halftime, while the AFCCG only had 14.

 

[DarrylS]

Why would such a "tough guy" humiliate himself over and over again for McDonald's???? This commercial got way tooooo much play. Should have prepared for the commercial better also...

 

[Ras-IR Dowling]

It had 33 combined points at halftime, while the AFCCG only had 14.

Well whose fault was that?

 

[SammyBlueCat]

Kelce (like a lot of our opponents) sez some incredible stuff'.