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***OFFICIAL Chiefs vs. Bengals Game Day Thread*** (https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=318331)

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Originally Posted by stevieray (Post 13830927)

that makes four of us...

:rockon:

Nice! By the way, I meant to thumbs up this but apparently mis-clicked.

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Originally Posted by RubberSponge (Post 13830979)

Meaningless stat. Just like Andy Dalton is 2-0 vs. the Chiefs. And Bengals are 5-1 the last 6 games vs. the Chiefs. Last time the Chiefs beat a Bengals team, Carson Palmer was their QB.

The biggest question of this game isn't whether the Chiefs offense can perform. It is if the defense can not stab them in the back in the process.

Agree with all of this.

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties (Post 13830896)

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DqCbnSZVsAA9EZv.jpg:large

Need 4 tonight.

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Originally Posted by RubberSponge (Post 13830979)

Meaningless stat. Just like Andy Dalton is 2-0 vs. the Chiefs.

This is clearly not accurate. 10 games is a 5x bigger sample size. And Dalton's two games vs KC have nothing in common while his TEN games on SNF have a very significant factor in common. I'll admit that the statistic should include ALL primetime games for more relevance and to not be cherry-picked (it's not like he's likely to be bad on Sunday primetime and good on Monday primetime), but guess what? His record in all primetime games is also completely terrible.

It's VERY reasonable to conclude a player known for making huge and costly mistakes, particularly in big games (late season/vs rivals/playoffs etc) will struggle when the games are magnified.

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Originally Posted by DaFace (Post 13830693)

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I wish before they announced the players, they would cut the lights and go all red like that the. Start playing the intro to Everybody Wants Some. Then turn the lights on.

Let's kick some ass fellas!

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Originally Posted by Dayze (Post 13831111)

I wish before they announced the players, they would cut the lights and go all red like that the. Start playing the intro to Everybody Wants Some. Then turn the lights on.

:eek:... ****ing LOVE that idea

Will Sammy Watkins produce tonight? I have him on my ff team and our offense is too potent for me to not play him. Though he hasnt produced a lot so far.

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Originally Posted by CupidStunt (Post 13830922)

Nope, 0-10.

https://youtu.be/_e5i6H3j4Gw

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Originally Posted by lcarus (Post 13831215)

Will Sammy Watkins produce tonight? I have him on my ff team and our offense is too potent for me to not play him. Though he hasnt produced a lot so far.

Not a good fantasy play unfortunately. Too many weapons, not enough balls.

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Originally Posted by CupidStunt (Post 13831019)

Point was that all those stats are meaningless. Especially when you even admit they are cherry picked.

I do think the Chiefs will win, but I don't think it is as easy as walk in the park like most here believe. A simple analysis of this game shows you there are 2 great offenses matched up against poor defenses. We have a better offense, they have a slightly better defense. This game clearly shows that whichever shitty defense can play better today, will more than likely win. The offenses aren't the question this game.

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Originally Posted by lcarus (Post 13831215)

Will Sammy Watkins produce tonight? I have him on my ff team and our offense is too potent for me to not play him. Though he hasnt produced a lot so far.

I don't understand this, to be perfectly frank.

Sammy is open on almost every play ... from just open to wide the hell open.

Wally has to be seeing this on tape (like everybody else). Over the last couple of games, the enemy has been focusing mainly on Hill and Kelce and that's leaving Sammy 1 on 1 (most of the time).

The only thing I can surmise is that they're protecting his hamstring (makes zero sense) or he's the #3 read on every play even though the attention is drawn elsewhere (also makes zero sense).

A true football oddity, right there.

FAX

In for that ****ing win.