Doc Brown

They did a massive reset with releasing older veterans like we did before last season. They let Samuel, Greenlaw, Ward, Hardgrave, and Floyd go. They draft well and coach well. Getting Saleh back was huge for them. Plus, Shanahan imo is the best coordinator in the NFL.

It's more about dead cap accumulated over the years which has caused them to have the least amount of active cap spending on their 53 man roster and it shows because their roster sucks. That's one of the many reasons they're 1-7.

The Chiefs right now are pry the best they've been since 2022 as they're remarkably healthy. Amazing how much better they got once Rice and Worthy returned. I expect a 10 point loss if we're without Palmer and Kincaid. Chiefs will be more successful like the Pats were at stopping the run and I don't trust leaning on our passing game right now. It might be different come playoff time though.

Nearly identical to last year when he had a passer rating of 110.1 from shotgun and 83.6 under center. However, with play action he had a 108.4 passer rating. MORE PLAY ACTION

I have a feeling the Chiefs might pull this one out.

I forgot they had Miller.

It's insane how healthy the Chiefs are right now.

You can play zone coverage but you need a superb pass rush with four.

So good they gave him a break on 3rd and medium.

Same as it ever was.

May have hurt his leg again. Who knows. When healthy he's damn good imo but he can't stay healthy.

Rule is receiver in the area and he almost hit his foot.

That was a smart play by Rodgers.

I wouldn't mind a Steelers win because it would make it less likely the Ravens somehow getting in the playoffs at 9-8 or something as division winners.

I'm pretty sure he can swallow his pride but it's been pretty clear over the last couple of years he for whatever reason doesn't value a #1WR as much as most GM's do.