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Is tonight's game meaningless for the Lions? Even if they lose, can't they still get the one seed the following week if they beat the Vikings?

I'm more so thinking the Anti-Josh media will try to include this game's stats against Allen when supporting Lamar

McD had his press conference today and stated Allen and a few other starters will start the game Sunday, but will then be pulled quickly. McD said the consecutive start streak is important to Allen and he wants to respect it. I’m perfectly fine with this and like that McD honors it. Now, if he plays more than one drive and does anything more than hand the ball off or throw a quick screen, different story.

No offense, but I hate these threads. I feel like you're just asking for a karma beat down. Everyone wanted the Chiefs at home last year

If nothing else, Milano has the full support of his teammates. You can see how they all flock to him any time he does anything of merit. That man is loved.

So you’re projecting it might be cold in mid-January in Buffalo…..

Literally nothing has gone our way for the past few weeks. At this point, I expect the Bengals at home in wild card. Which means we have to play the Bengals, Ravens, then Chiefs. What the actual *****

So, because we didn’t only lose one game, McD is trash. Got it

With how things have been going for us (or not going), I’m expecting the Bengals in the wildcard.

Polar Express. Animation is just plain creepy

Wow, way to not acknowledge the anniversary of that thing you let me do to you during Christmas 2019

I'm waiting until the regular season to do a risers/fallers list on the team, but Cook is clearly in the top tier or players who addressed previous concerns and had a fantastic season. For a guy who made you hold your breath every play because he was averaging one costly turnover or dropped TD a game, Cook has become a consistent, reliable home-run hitting player. I'd argue him and Spencer Brown are the top two players who really turned a corner this year. As I have it now: Most Improved: 1 - Cook 2 - Brown 3 - Dorian Williams 4 - Rapp 5 - Shakir *Josh took a huge step forward, but I would argue he more-so adjusted his skill set. He's already been a pro-bowler

Don't tell me what to do!!! Merry Christmas

Well done you

He was a solid POS

She thinks her makeup looks good and wants her TV time

What the actual ***** defense. How many 3rd downs you going to concede

He could have actually looked for the ball 🤷🏻‍♂️

I ***** hate the Chiefs. They have that same "just enough to win" bullsh**" luck/ref support that the Pats got for over a decade. I don't know how anyone can like them.

*was

Yup. Brown getting healthy is a major addition to the team. He's the reliable deep threat they needed and allow Worthy to not be forced into action as much in crucial situation. Having both on the field requires cover 2 support and frees up the TE's even more. Typical Chiefs, taking the regular season off and getting right for the playoffs

Nathan Peterman. Beat Josh for the starting job. Had our receivers had any hands in that Chargers game, Nathan would have led us to a Super Bowl by now

Kelly Clarkson - Underneath the Tree Barenaked Ladies with Sarah McLachlan - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Dolly Parton - Hard Candy Christmas

I meant Johnson, not Williams. I always confuse those generic names

Ah, okay. It was not the double point. Knox was in the first two drives I think. Both were great