HappyDays

Yeah and that's @FilthyBeast tucked into the front of his pants

I think it's actually pretty likely at this point that we can lose to the Cowboys and win our remaining games after that and still come away with the division win. In fact the final game against Miami might be win and you're in, lose and you're out for both teams. Buckle up...

Because that wild point differential chart is a representation of our close game failures. And head coaches make their money in close games. We are talented enough with an elite QB that we have the luxury of being able to blow out several teams. Other wildcard contenders don't have that luxury but still have the same record as us because their coaching staffs are winning in high leverage moments.

Tua added a whopping 0 TDs to his "best AFC East QB" campaign tonight.

DeAndre Hopkins though ☹️

The very first game of the year predicted how the entire season would go. Can't wait to see Tommy Devito raising the Lombardi.

This has to be the unlikeliest loss of the year, right?

McDaniel deserves a ton of criticism for this loss. 14 point lead with like 4 minutes left against a rookie QB, and he blew it.

See you on the other side of DVR!

Some of the ridiculous almost on accident catches other teams make, it's insane.

I turned the game off after the last Dolphins TD. How the hell did this happen??

Can you imagine playing your heart out against a superior team for 50 minutes, nothing to play for other than pride and love of the game, and then two completely boneheaded plays take all the air out of your chances in 60 seconds flat?

I was gonna say teams never do stupid crap like that against the Bills but then I remembered Kadarius Toney

Meh. Holding Miami to 20 seemed extremely impressive at first but now everyone is doing it. A WLB, even an elite one, should not be the difference. Yesterday it didn't feel like we really stopped KC with our defensive scheme all that much. Individual great plays by Epenesa and Benford caued huge turnovers. KC pass catchers screwed up a bunch. None of the criticisms against McDermott's defensive play calling got answered IMO.

There is some truth to this. It didn't feel like we really earned the win yesterday. Then again it didn't feel like KC really earned it, so 🤷‍♂️ What frustrates me most about McDermott is that for a defensive head coach we don't get as big an advantage on defense as you'd hope. Spagnuolo is pretty clearly a better defensive schemer and the Chiefs get him as just a coordinator. All of our blitzes are telegraphed and easily diagnosed and picked up by the opposing OL. He's a fine defensive mind, just not an elite one. So what advantage are we getting from him as a head coach?

I no longer feel good about this line of mockery 😥

The only thing I don't understand is why McDaniel tries Hill on so many goalline fares. That isn't his strength as a player at all.

Tyreek Hill has the entire Titans secondary in hell. Such a ridiculous player.

This is amazing. I can't believe it's real.

Not even close to a catch. The ball fully rolls on the ground before he controls it.

The ball didn't even move in slow motion, he had full control until the ball hit the helmet of the defender. Bad challenge

Oh come off it. There are plays like this in every game for every QB. This isn't Madden. Allen has defined rules on every play. On this one he never had time to get past his first read because pressure immediately got in his face so he correctly launched it to Kincaid in single coverage. Unfortunately it was a tad too far upfield for Kincaid to make a play on the ball. What sucks about this play is Brady had been setting it up all game. We faked a screen to Diggs and the play worked exactly as intended drawing the KC defenders forward, but because our OL couldn't block for a half second Allen had to make a quick throw off his back foot to his first read.

At least the Chiefs have an excuse of trying to re-tool their team after two Super Bowl wins. What's our excuse? Considering we restructured our three biggest contracts in the offseason, presumably that was a signal that Beane was pushing the chips in. The more I think about it, the more it blows my mind that he didn't find a way to fit Hopkins in.