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It’s the Bills fault that the Steelers got into the playoffs effectively giving the Chiefs a first round bye. This team might have the worst offense I’ve ever seen in the playoffs. Chargers should be beating up on the Chiefs right now.
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3 OL 8 yards downfield when that screen was thrown. NFL wants KC in the SB.
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Dionte Dropson on the Chiefs payroll?
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54 minutes ago, No Place To Hyde said:
FWIW (admittingly not much) the Steelers DID beat the Titans once this years already.
Cincy is rarely the same explosive offense in the road. I like them a LOT...but I would take them at home any day of the week.
KC in the other hand...MUCH improved on defense since earlier in the year. Arrowhead...HARD place to win. Not sure going in there and winning 2 in one season is what we went.
That said...the only team that can stop Buffalo right now is Buffalo. Injuries could also hamper...however this team and the way they have played since Tampa....wwll they looked Championship Caliber to me.
TItans struggle against any team with a pass rush. Tannehill is not very good under pressure.
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2 hours ago, djp14150 said:
Cincinnati is not there yet. I’d take them at home vs going to KC 8 days a week
Agree! KC is top 3 toughest places to play (Seattle, Orchard Park, KC). I’m more co dude f playing any team on our turf. The. Road was amazing last night!
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Bills had 4 receivers with a 20 or greater yard reception and two more with a 19 yard reception. I’ll go out on a limb and say that 6 players on the same team have never had a a 20 yard plus reception in the same game. Very close to another most likely record.
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38 minutes ago, Teddy KGB said:
Almost as funny as the “Mac Jones eats banana’s with two hands” poster. You can see it in the corner of the end zone on the Pats last TD.-
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You see the sign….Mac Jones eats bananas with 2 hands….lol
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#75 was 10 yards downfield when the pass was thrown. Refs just want this game over with?
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McD too that TO just to piss the BBMB members off.
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Best 3 quarters this team has played this year. Complete domination on both sides.
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Is it me or are the Raiders getting jobbed? Haven’t seen a flag yet on Cincy.
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6 hours ago, billybob71 said:
and if Josh does take it up another level? it ain't gonna matter, any competent OC will do the kid will be the top QB in the NFL
Green Bay Packers fans would disagree with this statement.
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15 minutes ago, Big Turk said:
That’s pretty vague but at least drives the point home. They don’t define what temperature mode or range is that they are using to create an average. I would assume at the same elevation, wind, humidity, a FG distance would be significantly decreased with an ambient temp of 10F as a-posed to 40F.
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25 minutes ago, Big Turk said:
The average is 3 yards of distance, virtually insignificant unless they are kicking a 60 yard FG.
The much bigger issue is the ball becomes slippery and temps below freezing result in 42% more turnovers on average than warm weather games and for temps below 20, add an additional 10%...meaning there will be a 52% greater chance for turnovers in the game...by far a bigger potential issue than 3 yards of distance on kicks.
I’m not sure where you’re getting the 3 yards from. This would a pretty complex problem to solve due to the amount of variables. All I can tell you is temperature will have a noticeable impact on the distance a football travels.
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9 hours ago, Warcodered said:
10mph winds? that doesn't seem like much at all.
It’s not about the winds it’s about the temperature of the air. Cold air is more dense and therefore will negatively affect the distance of punts and FG kicks. This is why aircraft can takeoff on a short runway in cold conditions, the air is denser.
4 hours ago, Big Turk said:I doubt it. The ball will be harder but they do a good job of keeping kicking balls warmer on the sidelines.
Winds are light and variable which by definition means close to no wind to about 5mph. Wind will be 0 factor.
Your premise does not hold water.
This is 100% scientifically false. Higher air density equals higher drag which will indeed effect the distance a ball travels.
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9 hours ago, major said:
What say you? I’ve got:
1. 1985 Chicago Bears
2. 1990 Buffalo Bills
3. 1998 Minnesota Vikings
4. 1994 San Francisco 49ers
5. 1984 San Francisco 49ers1. 1990 Buffalo Bills
2. 1991 Buffalo Bills
3. 1992 Buffalo Bills
4. 1964 Buffalo Bills
5. 2021 Buffalo Bills
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11 hours ago, iccrewman112 said:
The league average in one score games is 50% one team wins and the other loses.You’re forgetting the tie. So 48/48, almost like roulette betting red/black.
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6 hours ago, Thurman#1 said:
He's going into the 5th year option year, where he'll get about $11M.
Maybe he's worth it, but that would be hard for the Bills to fit. They could sure use him. I'm a bit worried about his mental health issues. Are they real? Are they temporary? Whatever he's going through, they'd need a real degree of certainty to make a move like this in a year when they've got limited resources.
I doubt it, but it would be interesting.
Did this year count for him or will he still be on year 3 next season?
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This team is rarely prepared to play. I’m tired of the BS joking and dancing around. You and do that crap after you are holding the Lombardi, until then focus on football instead of grabassing
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Yeah…our D is fine…give me a break.
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Here comes the meltdown. Why can’t we just take the short and intermediate routes they are giving us.
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They’ve scored 10 points on 2 stupid mistakes.
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Why do we abandon the run in the red zone? Josh has a 40% completion percentage because it’s cold and players can’t catch. Run the MFGD ball Daboll. Such a dingus, I hate his RZ play calls.
1/16/22 - Around the NFL - NFL Super Wildcard Weekend 8:15 PM ET - Steelers @ the Chiefs
in The Stadium Wall
Posted · Edited by Weatherman
Tre Norwood is the Chiefs MVP. Slowest most clueless DB in the NFL. He’s been burnt for more than 200 yards.