TheBrownBear

Don't we have 11 picks? If he hits on every one of them, we're a dynasty in the making. We just need to find two safeties, a kick returner and a center. None of those need be big ticket items either.

The magic number for those incentives is 10. Not 10 sacks, but a combination of 10 tackles or QB pressures.

Nah, it's easy. The salary cap isn't real. You can just scout free agents by Madden rating. And there's plenty of mocks to get you through the draft.

No. NewEra's correct. Top 3 were Baltimore, KC, Buffalo, followed by SF

Tyler Dunne is seething right now.

Bills players seem to love their coach, owner and training facilities. Poor grades for travel, but I wonder how much of that is impacted by the weather issues that are essentially acts of God and out of the organization's hands.

Her butt is big enough alone to eat up a ton of space. Is there a rule against an OL lining up booty first/backasswards?

That's what he gets for trusting his doctor.

I like that we have four road games in domed stadiums. We seem to play well in perfectly controlled environments like that.

Where did all these antisocial trolls come from in the last 48 hours? Addressing the merits of the OP - What separates the Chiefs from the rest? Mahomes, Kelce, Chris Jones, and most of all, Andy Reid scheming guys wide open all over the field. "Killer attitude" didn't get Mecole Hardman wide open by his lonesome for an easy pitch and catch.

Just think, in that alternate universe, we could have watched GOAT KC QB Josh Allen hoisting the trophy with Kelce last night.

That was my kneejerk reaction to the thread title.

That's football. I'm done with the crying. Chiefs have won 3 in 5 years and we haven't even sniffed the Superbowl. It is what it is. To the victor goes the spoils. Props to the Chiefs.

It's so stupid to take the ball. Makes zero sense with the new rules. Shanny is an idiot.

Mahomes and Kelce. These guys are tormentors

Screwed up the clock management there

He was mediocre against NE and LA. He was fine in the Dallas game. He wasn't asked to do much and I recall their being some drops that effected his passing percentage. Despite a couple of turnovers, he was GREAT against Miami and at KC. Watch the KC game again. Their D line abused us and Josh was running for his life on about 75% of his dropbacks. BUT...Lamar did have two great marquee games down the stretch against SF and Miami that solidified his candidacy. So I don't really have too much of a problem with Lamar winning, but I do think Allen is consistently undervalued by the national press.

Josh is sort of the NFL version of Russell Westbrook. Puts up ridiculous stats, but never quite gets their due (granted, Westbrook eventually got an MVP) because they commit lots of turnovers, have a style of play that isn't completely orthodox, and never (or not yet) win the big one.

You seem to be getting a lot of pushback on this, but I agree with you. His tackle breaking and YAC in 2023 were probably his biggest areas of improvement over his rookie year. I just watched all of his plays from three different games (yes, one was the fantastic Dallas game) and he broke plenty of tackles and racked up a bunch of yards after contact. He's never going to be a battering ram given his slim build, but he did a much better job this season of going downhill and at least falling forward in piles which can often lead to extra 1.5 yards on those plays.

What about resigning Damien Harris on the cheap or was his injury potentially career ending? I still think he'd provide a nice complement to Cook, assuming he's healthy.

I often like to imagine Leslie and Dick Jauron on the same staff, combining for the world's first million yard stare.

That's why people should always use a test kit before partaking in recreational substances. Also, doesn't hurt to have some narcan around.

My condolences to you and your family, Scott.

You're right. It's not a slam dunk. It never is. Just that more often than not, success (playoffs) is determined by the QB and not the head coach. Also, what's the deal with Bienemy? Is he still under contract with Washington? I'd think it might be wise for Quinn to retain him.

I'm not concerned at all with the DC or OC signings. We've already seen the improvement to the offense made by Brady despite being saddled with Dorsey's playbook and concepts, so I expect good things from him. And Babich has been considered a hot, up-and-coming positional coach for awhile. Best case scenario? He has some fresh original ideas and playcalling that takes our defense to new heights, while allowing McD added space to focus on overall in game management. Worst case scenario? He struggles and McDermott takes over playcalling and we roll out a top-10 defense as we always do during the McD era.