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Old 01-03-2017, 01:07 PM  
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Congrats on a Great Year, the #2 Seed, and Looking Forward to Pats/Chiefs AFCCG

I just wanted to say congrats to the Chiefs on a great year. The stars really couldn't have aligned much better for the Pats and Chiefs to meet in the AFCCG this year. I'm sure you guys are rooting against the Pats in the divisional round so you get home field for the championship game, but I'm counting on seeing Pats/Chiefs in Foxboro on Sunday, January 22.
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Old 01-03-2017, 02:57 PM   #61
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So if its the Chiefs/Falcons in the Super Bowl, Skip "may not show up"? Why the hell not? Did he not watch the Chiefs vs Falcons earlier this season? It was a great game. What...if it's not the usual darlings in the Super Bowl for the ****ing thousandth time he's not interested? Go **** yourself.
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Old 01-03-2017, 03:00 PM   #62
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Old 01-03-2017, 03:01 PM   #63
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And we know who wears the hoodie in those movies. This is all playing out.

Yes, that determination was made long ago.







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Old 01-03-2017, 03:03 PM   #64
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Pittsburgh jumped way on top very early and held on. Not too much unlike some of our own dreaded 'foot off the gas' games under Andy, only they had a 22 point cushion instead of 17.
It was one game and a lot can change. But it's also the most meaningful data point we have regarding how they match up.
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Old 01-03-2017, 03:03 PM   #65
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As long as we monitor the ball pressure in Foxborough, we'll be fine.

Right, because Brady has definitely not been totally dominant since Deflategate!
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Old 01-03-2017, 03:27 PM   #66
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Right, because Brady has definitely not been totally dominant since Deflategate!
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Old 01-03-2017, 04:08 PM   #67
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The interesting thing, to me, is that KC played NE in almost the same environment last season. Sutton should have a basic idea of how McDaniels is going to attack KC. No Gronk this time adds a new twist as does having Houston healthy...Edleman is the guy that the Chiefs have to stop.

On the other side is where KC has the advantage...Maclin, Ware, West were all out. Chiefs didn't have Hill or Schwartz. Tyreek has opened up the other positions since he started scoring 60 yard TDs every game. Kelce setting records is because they have to account for Hill. Smith is running again because teams cant afford a spy. Defenses cant just double Maclin anymore. Its not a surprise that Connely had a good game against SD...

Bottom line is Hill was Reid's missing blue-chip piece to the puzzle....

This will be a great chess match between Andy and Belichick...if KC gets that far.

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Old 01-03-2017, 04:11 PM   #68
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The interesting thing, to me, is that KC played NE in almost the same environment last season. Sutton should have a basic idea of how McDaniels is going to attack KC. No Gronk this time adds a new twist as does having Houston healthy...Edleman is the guy that the Chiefs have to stop.

On the other side is where KC has the advantage...Maclin, Ware, West were all out. Chiefs didn't have Hill or Schwartz. Tyreek has opened up the other positions since he started scoring 60 yard TDs every game. Kelce setting records is because they have to account for Hill. Smith is running again because teams cant afford a spy. Defenses cant just double Maclin anymore.

This will be a great chess match between Reid and Belichick...
According to you the NFL is rigged, so how does anything you said above have anything to do with the potential outcome of the game?
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Old 01-03-2017, 04:24 PM   #69
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According to you the NFL is rigged, so how does anything you said above have anything to do with the potential outcome of the game?
It is rigged...my post was based on a game where the refs/ NYC "command center"/profit have no determining influence. I still enjoy the strategic aspect of the sport...

I have no delusions in that the NFL would much rather have a Steelers/Patriots AFCC....we're talking 10's (if not 100's) of millions of dollars at stake.

*edit* just realized you're a Donko troll...so...go fuck yourself.

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Old 01-03-2017, 04:30 PM   #70
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Old 01-03-2017, 04:34 PM   #71
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Old 01-03-2017, 04:34 PM   #72
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The interesting thing, to me, is that KC played NE in almost the same environment last season. Sutton should have a basic idea of how McDaniels is going to attack KC. No Gronk this time adds a new twist as does having Houston healthy...Edleman is the guy that the Chiefs have to stop.
We had no run game last year, and it's the Patriots. They never really do anything the same way twice. They "spin the dial" better than any NFL team. It's why they've been ridiculous for so damn long. That and Mr. GOAT of course.

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On the other side is where KC has the advantage...Maclin, Ware, West were all out. Chiefs didn't have Hill or Schwartz. Tyreek has opened up the other positions since he started scoring 60 yard TDs every game. Kelce setting records is because they have to account for Hill. Smith is running again because teams cant afford a spy. Defenses cant just double Maclin anymore. Its not a surprise that Connely had a good game against SD...

Bottom line is Hill was Reid's missing blue-chip piece to the puzzle....

This will be a great chess match between Andy and Belichick...if KC gets that far.

Agreed that your offense is better. So is the Patriots defense ---- in theory. It seems better, it's statistically better, etc., but the quality of opponents has been lacking.

Will be a good game I think. One that the Pats should win, but not a slam dunk by any means I don't think.
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