Nephilim17

Short term: A Chiefs loss is glorious. Long term: Without Kelce in top form this offense is no longer that scary.

Go**amn love this!!!

I promise to shoot some vodka is the Lions win. Who's with me?

Fantastic first and 15 run!!!

How the hell do I as a Bills fan get this stressed watching a Lions Chiefs game?

Love that run D!!!

He's a star and it's an entertainment league first and foremost. Money talks...

YES!!!! I like Montgomery again!

Great pressure and love the drop!

That's a hell of a throw...

[In my best Borat voice] Ve-r-r-ry nice!

I hope this is what the Chiefs look like in a year or two when Kelce begins to decline...

Hells yeah!!!!!

Does Time To Throw for a QB allow all plays or only the ones when he's within the tackle box? I was always wary if it included scramble plays and if so, that's more of an indictment of the O-line than praise even though the time to throw is longer. If interceptions are 55% luck and that's too much to allow for turnover ratio, by extension, interceptions largely don't matter as well (forget about the TDs and ratio part). But I don't entirely buy that. Good QBs historically throw fewer INTs than not so good QBs. Is it the be-all-end-all? No, but it matters in context.

@BuffaloBillyG — you got me with that thread title! 🍻

I'm no training expert or nutritionist but I've heard that guys with a lot of muscle mass need way more protein than average people. Does Dion have/need a lot of muscle under the fat? I would think so. So did this diet maintain his muscle mass? I would be curious to know not just what he eats but how he trains. The article doesn't, as far as I could see, reference his training. I hope our players don't just do what is required to be pros but go above and beyond. That's the mindset of champions. We'll know soon enough how good Dion and this team is.

Very concerning and sad that he's suggesting he's not long for this world. I hope there is support for him and he can get better.

Go**amn right. I'm on drink 4 and getting started on an easy night. " That's the problem with drinking, I thought, as I poured myself a drink. If something bad happens you drink in an attempt to forget; if something good happens you drink in order to celebrate; and if nothing happens you drink to make something happen." — Charles Bukowski

I might ad ferocity to that. I know playing for the big hit can lead to mistakes, but how good would it be to have a linebacker who made slot guys and TEs afraid to catch it over the middle? I think instilling that kind of fear can be factor for at least some opponents. How bad do you really want that ball on the slant route?

I'm not sure I'd bet on it but I wouldn't be shocked if it happens, and I think we should have a top three or four scoring offense at the very least. Better interior O-line Dorsey will be better after his rookie year. Kincaid will be a short/intermediate weapon we lacked last year. He will move the chains a lot more than the guys not named Diggs last year. Better run game. Sherfield will surprise many with his contribution both receiving and blocking.

Glad to hear Marino is more excited about the team right now than he was last year. I'm pretty stoked too. F*** the haters; we're gonna win a lot of games and have a better offense than in 2022.

Ah yes, my bad! I did mean Alec. Glad he's still with us. Thanks!

Didn't study his play but I heard that Anderson had some upside. Can anyone confirm or deny this?

I agree that recent evidence shows the McBeane don't think that in a passing league MLB is a priority position. But perhaps they had the same or a similar view when they drafted Edmunds but were hoping with his height, reach and speed he could be a unicorn MLB and be a vital asset on the D for the short passing game. But he really wasn't. And now they figure most, if not all MLBs, aren't really a force against passing teams so that's why it's no longer a priority worth much more than low-third-round picks.

Kincaid will be a top-5 TE by the end of 2024.