Simon

Yeah, he was reaching for sure

Just eliminating the middle man

I think Lamar Jackson is a bad QB, but the Ravens OC has been brutally bad today

I've never seen John be a meathead

How many snaps is Mahomes going ot have to pick out of the dirt. If this game was competitive, that could get them in trouble eventually

Or are they wasting downs letting Lamar throw it?

100% agree with this. They're so well-coached with it, they can successfully get away with it 15 yrds downfield

Well, she is married to a frog....

It was clearly an implied shot at the Bills 3rd down D. Knock it off or join the 15 others flks who have been supsended for refusing to respect those requests

I have provided no less than 4 requests to keep the Bills stuff out of this thread.

At this point, 14-10 or even 14-7 might be win for them

It's tricky when you're limited at QB, imo.

They had him bracketed with two guys on that last catch

I think often it's as much about fantastic ball placement as it is about Kelce

Don't know if it will matter in the long run but they desperately needed that

Just a heads up that at least a dozen people have now been suspended for bring this Bills stuff into this thread. Keep it out of here, please.

Fair warning: From this point forward, anybody who brings any of their Bills stuff into this Ravens/Chiefs thread is immediately going bye-bye

I'm going to start tossing people who can't keep this stuff out of this thread.

Please keep the Bills kvetching out of this thread. There are plenty of other places on the forum for that. Thank you.

Y'all need even more incentive to root for it? I'll retire as moderator

This is going to be a long process so get your mind right and be ready for it. Hang in there, brother; we're pulling for all of you.

If you still haven't read The Martian, you really should. I agree they did a fine job with the film but the book really is.......out of this world (sorry, couldn't resist). Also, when I suggested Richard K Morgan, I maybe should have suggested Altered Carbon instead. It might be more to your liking as it is more of a SF noir mystery than the other two I suggested, which lean more toward the military/scifi genre. Just a genuinely great writer no matter which you prefer.

If you like it, it's good. And that's all there is to it.

I can't even count the number of books I re-read occasionally. My favorite piece of historical fiction is a trilogy over 2000 pages long and I've probably read it at least 4-5 times. And if you think I'm nuts, he wrote the entire 17,000 page manuscript by hand. It's in the Sci-Fi HOF along with the ink pots and cartridges he used. Talk about putting some love in your cooking. 🤯 Fellow sci-fi geek here: Here is a few things you might really like: Children of Time - Adrian Tchaikovsky Live Free or Die - John Ringo Broken Angels / Woken Furies - Richard K Morgan Cryptonomicon - Neal Stephenson ( part of the infamous Cap'n Crunch chapter ) Also, if you're a big fan of Kurt, his son Mark Vonnegut wrote a fascinating book called The Eden Express about his experience with manic depression and schizophrenia.