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“Create a stun.” There is no end to the re-inventing of football terminology in order to look like you have something important to say and know what you’re talking about. Scouts crack me up.

More like Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Big Puff.

Mr. Big Puff.

Houston now home to the teams with the first and fourth all time playoff comeback losses.

He’s not as productive as Dareus was when Dareus earned that deal. He’s more productive now, but that ain’t saying much.

Somehow, that seems a fitting thing for KC to do.

See ya, Jordan. It’s been nice, but you are no where near a top three DT in this league. Will you give your new team a rebate for every play you take yourself out of position?

I think SDS should hire a “Mental Performance Consultant” for The Stadium Wall.

Can’t say the Chiefs are my second favorite team or not, but I am totally on board with that nostalgia. Rooted like hell as a kid for the Chiefs to best the Vikings in SBIII and legitimize the AFL. Absolutely loved those Stram-led teams with all those players you mentioned, especially Otis Taylor. Remember when he kicked big Ben Davidson’s ass on Monday Night Football? Loved little Nolan Smith as well.

Ain’t no ain’t no.

Nothing, NOTHING, demoralizes a defense more than getting run on. Power run game takes the soul out of the opponent. Especially when your offense keeps going three and out or turns it over.

Well, it’s progress when compared to the regression that occurred his first season with Housley.

Tre isn’t going any where unless he wants to. The Bills will pony up when the time comes. The decision will be Tre’s.

All I need to know about Josh Allen is that he COMPETES HIS BALLS OFF EVERY PLAY. Every. Play. It’s something that can’t be coached and it’s infectious and is one of the reasons his teammates speak so highly of him. And it gives you a chance more often than not.

But wait, that’s not all!

Mitts with his third goal in as many games. Baby steps.

Can I get a witness...uh!

Have to ask Pereira, I guess.

According to Mike Pereira, who I would think has it under pretty good authority, when a player in the endzone either tosses the ball on the ground or to the ref, that act constitutes giving himself up. It’s interesting that the ref chose not to take it, though.

What percentage of time do you think we played “19th century cover 2.”

Just a thought and really no basis to it, but I wonder if both Brown and Beasley weren’t a little bit rusty given they hadn’t played in two weeks. In the past we’ve seen players coming off bye weeks that look a bit flat. Anyway, just a thought like I said.