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I don't think it was classless, but I do think it was purposeful and would love to know what went down that made them want to shove it down their throat.

Defense was helpless. Edmunds was ***** useless again.

Well, the D let the team down.

D ***** folding to a 60's style offense

Yeah so not every year

Refs are overly involved by design. Rules are left ambiguous by design. It's not a coincidence how many primetime games end up being decided by last second field goals or go into OT. The NFL classifies itself as an entertainment entity, the same as the WWE does. The refs are doing what the leagues wants the refs to do which is to manage the games. The Chiefs / Bills would have been a blowout by the middle of the 2nd quarter had the refs not managed it. Anybody deluding themselves into thinking any of this is isn't by design is a fool.

It has happened a couple of times but it's definitely not every year. Last year they lost 18 games in a row, maybe you are confusing that.

Collinsworth on suicide watch?

Get that ***** the ***** away from them

Then they need to get off their lazy asses and start producing some Josh Allen's

Their RB got folded in half the wrong way. Kelce got KO'd. Broke an Olinemans hand. Woman beater got injured. Winning the game was great. Beating the ever loving ***** out of them was all encompassing. And doing it in the face of that ***** stain announcer and their crooked ass refs was really just fantastic. Great game.

Unbelievable douche

Cuntinsworth

God love anybody willing to bet on a football game after seeing this disaster of a fix by the officials. NFL is no different than the WWE. A fact the NFL readily admits.

***** him. Good paid and wanted to ride out the contract in coast mode. Hopefully KC or Baltimore signs him.

Rain probably didn't help though right?

Attention ***** gonna attention *****. Dude could use a psychologist to help him find the root of his constant need for attention. Be interesting to see if Dad was dismissive.

Bucs showed the blueprint in the Superbowl. Double Kelce and Hill and pressure Mahomes. If they lose doing that so be it.

Poyer ruled out for Sunday with ankle injury

Uhhhhhhhh, veto?

I don't mean to harp on it but this is one of the most for frustrating parts about Edmunds. Edmunds does get national recognition. He get probowls. And he gets the tackle stats that make him look legit. Meanwhile it's Poyer, Johnson, Hyde, and White covering for his ass that makes the defense work. It of course should be those guys getting the recognition, but if it doesn't show up in the individual stats, people won't notice. And Edmunds falling on top of piles 7 or 8 times per game shows up in the stats

Edmunds, gtfo of the way and let the real players make the play. You're just there to run around in circles and jump on the pile

Has this been a good game or a bad game so far for Edmunds? All I see is him out of position, over pursuing, and chasing plays. So it seems to me like he should be benched. But I defer to the experts.

Bunch of trash in the KC organization.

Milano is so friggen good. When he rushes the QB he looks like a pitbull. Feet just keep moving and he just sort of melts through the creases in the Oline. When he's in coverage he's great at watching the QB's eyes and has a way of getting himself in good position to break up passes. I assume this is what the coaching staff thinks Edmunds has the potential to be doing also because of his size and athleticism. But it really just comes down to instinctually, Edmunds doesn't have the same thing going on. Olineman destroy him in the run game. He really doesn't even try and take lineman on, 9 times out of 10 he just backs up and lets the lineman take him down the field. And in pass coverage i never notice him on anybody's back. He's usually just hanging out guarding ghosts and watching the pass go around him. I don't get the Edmunds love from the fans or the coaches. I would much rather go with a more traditional middle line backer like Klein. Somebody who won't be as big, fast, or strong but who has the middle linebacker instincts to see a run, put his head down, and plug the hole at the line of scrimmage.