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Yeah, they're really pumped and belting out the lyrics to a song about being a cu-k 😆

I'd set it to this:

The funniest thing to me about the "Mr. Brightside" thing is i'd bet a lot of the team, being so young, thinks of that song like an 'Oldie'.

They're all good. I'm partial to the Celine Dion one myself. Something about the Drum beat hitting just as he starts to take off and the crescendo of the song with the announcers just hits right.

I've been getting a kick out of these. If anyone's got other ones, post them here 😄

I think it will be. When Kincaid and Coleman return, he may not be called on as much as he was yesterday. But I think it was mainly an injury hampering him that seems to be doing much better as he's been showing quickness he wasn't before. I also think Josh (like most QB's) needs to develop trust and chemistry with a WR. And I think he hadn't developed that yet with Samuel. Again, that might have just had to do with the injury. But it seems in the past couple weeks, Josh has developed some of that trust and chemistry with Samuel.

How do you know that? It doesn't say everyone who looked into it. Just that he signed with the Chiefs. Thornton has free will and can sign to whichever Practice Squad he wants. Just him making the call doesn't guarantee we get him. And I can EASILY see a WR preferring to go to the 2 Time Super Bowl Defending Kansas City Chiefs, who have a pretty underwhelming WR core and as such has more of a chance to get playing time than he would than with our core.

Definitely want to extend both of them. But Cooper's a Free Agent after this season ends. We still have another year under contract with Shakir.

If Curtis was dealing with Turf Toe and/or hadn't gotten the trust or chemistry of Josh yet and both of those are settled - with Coleman coming on before the injury and the addition of Amari Cooper, to go along with Khalil Shakir continuing his success from the end of last year.... don't look now but this WR core can be DANGEROUS!

Maybe not the first person you'd think of - but Amari Cooper should get more love on here. He had two really important incredible grabs. The first one handed and the second an incredible tracking ball that I don't know if any other WR on this team would have made. All the while playing hurt and in a cast (or at least it was for the last couple weeks).

I'll hold the anger and tears to a one possession loss to the Chiefs (if it were to happen) for when it matters.

I'm happy with the outcome so long as we don't get blown out the rest of the way. Down Brown, Kincaid, and Coleman - it's still a dogfight against the undefeated 2 time defending Champs. That's a win in my book.

Curtis Samuel looks GOOD today. Maybe his foot is starting to feel better.

Cook consistently stopping forward motion on screens after the catch drives me nuts. It never works. Just push forward.

It's pretty clear the game plan is to shove Worthy down our throats

I hope I'm wrong - but I think that gets overturned. The ball didn't come and get secured until after the first plant came off the ground.

Love how the Practice Squad Kicker can hit his XP but our multi million dollar Kicker can't.

I'd doubt it. Thornton was someone who was considered an EXTREME reach when he was taken in Round 2 by New England. Even with his speed, he was considered someone who probably improved his stock at the Combine from a Late Rounder or UDFA to a possible 4th Round Pick.

Just like Yannick Ngakoue and Tyrel Dodson before him - we can't just bring him in. He's on Waivers. We'd have to claim him and hope no one else above us claimed him and we're pretty much at the bottom of the list. Both scenarios are unlikely as I don't see us sticking him on the 53 and on a Rookie contract, I imagine someone above us will take a flyer on him. If he were to clear waivers, I'd take a look for the Practice Squad. But I'd be surprised if we get that opportunity.

As I've been saying all week, a win would be nice this weekend. But not pushing guys before they're ready and not risking their health down the stretch when it matters is more important.

What slays me is everyone called Stefon Diggs a headache, too emotional, and to just shut up and play Football. Now we have a guy who is quiet and non-emotional and people are like "he doesn't even want to be here"

Christian Benford Taron Johnson Khalil Shakir Greg Rousseau Keon Coleman Terrel Bernard Dion Dawkins There's others like Cole Bishop, Dewayne Carter, and Ray Davis that they envision grooming into Starting Roles that I can't imagine they'd move. Connor McGovern who has proven to be both a solid Center and a solid Guard. Don't see them moving him either.

Guy you replied to must have deleted his post. But it has been talked about and had visual confirmation before today.

Spittin' bars as usual. Every year the fanbase treats the Chiefs regular season game like it's the Super Bowl. And every year, win or lose - it's meant absolutely nothing. At 8-2 with a 5 game lead on the Division, we're in a position where we could lose more games than we win down the stretch and it would still take an absolute miracle to not take the Division and be one of the Top 4 seeds. This game should be treated like any other game before the Bye. Put your healthy players on the field and their best effort forward. But having key players like Coleman, Cooper, Kincaid, and Brown as healthy as they can be for when it matters is WAY more important than 1 regular season game with the Chiefs. If there's any risk to reinjure or make things worse with key players that are under 100% - give them this week and the Bye off.

His hand is in a cast. You think he just plastered that thing up himself and is lying about an injury? A WR in a cast is going to miss some time. Has nothing to do with him not "wanting" to play. If he plays in a cast like this thread implies, that assertion you made is even more ridiculous.