Chiefs Ten Things About Today's Game - Page 8

**gblowfish** · 07:45 PM

Ten Things About Today's Game

10. What a difference a year makes! If you live outside KC, you didn't feel the buzz this week around town. But it was a definite buzz, and the buzz is definitely real. More people wearing red on Red Friday, seats were hard to come by for the game, and there was a generally positive, optimistic vibe; one of anticipation and not of dread- like we've had in the past couple of years. Most people thought going in this would be a close game, determined by turnovers. It was. And "Terrorhead" was just that again for the first time since the home opener after the stadium renovations vs. San Diego -you remember the night game in the rain?- it was a buzz like that night. My good pal Gary sat with Mrs. Blowfish and me. Gary is usually good luck, so I'm happy to take him for the big ones. As I've written before, I just live about ten minutes north of Arrowhead. Usually I can leave my house at 10:30am, and be in my red lot tailgating twenty minutes later. Not today. Nooooo.....not today. We sat in line moving at sloth-like speed for over an hour. I was about 300 yards from the parking turn in on Stadium Drive at 10:40am, and I finally parked my car at 11:50am. That's how slow the parking people were today. And I had to four-wheel it into a gold lot, where I was not supposed to be, because the red lots got screwed up and lots of cars that weren't supposed to park in red, well, they were parked in red. So it was an every man for himself free for all. I missed kickoff, and that's the first time that's happened to me ever. The security into the stadium was much faster. I think the clear bag thing has helped a lot with that. But parking was fubar today. That's one reason I'm so late in writing this up. We tailgated AFTER the game because we didn't have time before. The meal sure tasted awfully good after a win, I'll say that.

9. This was an even game of two well matched teams. Both have a good defensive front seven. Both have a good marquee receiver. Both have capable quarterbacks. Both have good special teams. And if you look at the final game stats, again they are very close. First downs Dallas had 20 to KC 19. Both teams were shit on third down -Dallas 3 for 11, KC 4 for 13. Dallas net yards 318, KC was 313. Time of possession: Dallas 31:47, KC 28:13. So it was all close except for one thing: the difference was turnovers. Dallas had two fumbles and lost them both. KC had no fumbles, no picks. That's what it came down to ultimately.

8. Alex Smith was the leading rusher, and did a nice job keeping the team focused and engaged. Starting out strong with a first possession TD was big. Alex's line was 21 of 36 for 223 and 2 TDS. He had no picks or fumbles. He was sacked four times. Seven different guys caught passes, and that's good. Nice to see Bowe get back into the mix today, and glad he got a TD catch.

7. Defense gave up one TD and three FG's, two of them over-50 yards, to a decent NFL offense with an experienced quarterback. That's pretty damn good. Flowers led the team in tackles today. Not so good. He got torched all day long by Dez Bryant, who had 9 catches for 141 and a TD. He almost had another long one on Flowers in the fourth quarter, except the ball went off Bryant's hands. I'm not really worried about Flowers, but he was over matched today. I kept wondering why Andy Reid didn't flip his cover corners and put a taller Smith on Bryant? Defensive line was stout again, and TJack kept his pants up. Poe had two more sacks. He's got a great early bid for the Pro-Bowl with his play. It did seem like the line was getting a little gassed in the second half, but did great overall against the run. Dallas only rushed for 37 yards, or 2.3 yards per attempt, and that's pretty terrific run defense.

6. Today was historic, as it was the first time the Chiefs wore red tops and red pants. They looked very red. They looked like Iowa State out there. Maybe it was lucky. Some change is refreshing. And what about all the new guys? Jeez...there's 31 new guys out there. Fasano was gimping around in the first half, Kelce is still gimping around on his knee, so this dude named McGrath, who looks like he just stepped out of a prison movie, played tight end for most the game, getting a clutch 22 yard gain in the second half. The newcomer play of the day was made by Ron Parker, playing for the missing nickel guy Robinson. He got the blind side blitz on Romo, and not only got the ball out but also recovered it. Pretty sweet play for a guy who had just got cut two weeks ago, and makes a game turning play two weeks later.

5. As far as dings, in the first quarter Brandon Albert hurt his left shoulder. He was carrying his left arm low and shaking his left side when he came out, and Stephenson went in for him. They sent him down to the locker room for about five minutes, then he popped back up, went back in, and played pretty well the rest of the game. He also was very vocal on the sideline, rallying the offense and getting in guys faces. It was good to see. Looked like Fasano was gimping around pretty bad during the game. He was in and out, looked like his knee stiffened up as the game went on. Kendrick Lewis got his arm tangled up with a receiver and took a good shot to the shoulder, but I think he'll be OK. Nobody looked like they got hurt where they couldn't go for Thursday against Philly except maybe Fasano. We'll see.

4. Did you stick around for halftime? The Grambling University Marching Band was here, and man, were they cool. Just like the movie "Drum Line." They had it goin' on. It was nice to see a great college marching band doing their thing. It was much more entertaining than "Jazzercise," or some fat fans trying to kick 10 yard field goals, or some of the other stupidity that has been offered up at half time in recent years. They should renew the tradition of having KU, K-State and Mizzou bands come for games. It's a great experience for the college kids, and it adds to the atmosphere. MORE BANDS!!!

3. Today's MVP was arguably Dustin Colquitt. seven punts, five of them inside the 20, and a long of 65. Dude was money all day long. On the punt in the fourth quarter that pinned the ball on the two, if Cooper isn't called for illegal touching, they pin Dallas on the two. That play was unfortunate, because the ball died on the two. If anybody else but Cooper touches it, it's a clean play. Hopefully he'll learn from that. We've had some glitches on special teams this season. Succop's FG attempt right before the half gets blocked, because McGrath whiffed on his block on the edge. He had guys on both sides of him, and he failed to block either. The guy on the wing came free and blocked the kick. Knile Davis should be forced to sleep with a football this week. He better start protecting the football on kicks, or he'll find himself working in the Soo Pig Drive In back in Fayetteville.

2. I wanted to mention something that happened in the fourth quarter that I thought was a pivotal moment in the game. With about 11 minutes left in the fourth quarter, the Chiefs were up 17-13, and had the ball around the Dallas 40. On first down, Charles moves in the backfield for illegal procedure. On first and 15, Charles runs left and loses two yards. On second down, Smith scrambles and gets the penalty yardage back. On third down, Charles totally whiffs on a linebacker blitz from Bruce Carter, and Alex Smith gets thrown on his head. Chiefs punt. When Charles comes to the bench, the backs coach tries to talk to him about that series. Charles throws his helmet down, and walks away from the coach. The coach goes after him screaming at Charles. Brandon Albert goes over and gets Charles, brings him back to the bench, huddles up the offensive guys and tells them to cool out, and get their heads back in the game. Later, with three minutes left, Charles does a great job hanging on to the football and running clock to bleed all of Dallas' time outs, and by the time Dallas gets the ball back, they have 16 seconds and 94 yards to go with no time outs. I thought that move by Albert showed great leadership, and I think it got Charles' head back in the game. I don't think you guys got to see any of that on TV, because it happened during the TV time out after the punt.

1. Arrowhead was loud and proud today. During the fourth quarter, it was so loud, I could feel my car keys vibrating in my pocket. That's loud. We've already matched our win total from last year. We have a QB now. We have a defense now. We have a coach who knows what he's doing now. I'm not sure if the short week hurts KC or Philly more. Philly lost to Phyllis Rivers today, so they're going to be pissed off. But that's OK. And just think; we only have to wait four days to see another game, then our guys will get a little break, almost like a mini-bye week. That should help Charles and Fasano rest up and get back to full strength. After the game walking back to the car I couldn't help but imagine that ten mile long caravan of cars going down I-35 tonight, doing 85 mph bumper to bumper, headed back to Texas in a trail of tears. Y'all drive careful now, hear?

**gblowfish** · 09-16-2013, 09:43 AM

Dallas line held frequently, especially on Houston when he blitzed. I think the defense is in better physical condition this year too, they just all seem to be in pretty good shape. As far as the noise goes, I was impressed at how loud it was, especially if 20 to 25% of the crowd was Cowboys fans. And coming off a season where we had only one home win last year, and tons of no-shows, and Fire Pioli Banners, etc etc etc, it was just a tremendous improvement in one years time. I felt like I got my money's worth yesterday, and that's important.

TEX · 09-16-2013, 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Halfcan

Never did see the holding call on Berry? I mean wtf- that was a last gasp from the refs to help the boys-pretty obvious by they way they let the Cowboys line hold our D line ALL FREAKIN GAME.

They are America's team though-lol

I was watching the game with Dallas fans and they ALL didn't see it either, in fact, they said Witten iniatiated what little contact there was on that play.

Sweet Daddy Hate · 09-16-2013, 10:09 AM

Gotta' help 'Merica's team!/refs

DJ's left nut · 09-16-2013, 10:11 AM

One more little note regarding Dez Bryant and Dwayne Bowe.

When Dez Bryant wasn't the primary option, I knew it immediately every time. When a throw was designed to go to the other side of the field, it was obvious by Bryant's 2nd stride.

I was amazed by how openly and obviously Dez Bryant quits on plays that aren't centered around him. It makes it clear to me know why he hasn't destroyed the world yet - the guy has Megatron ability and never seems to put it together. Well ultimately, I think he's probably just lazy out there.

Bowe, OTOH, was the same guy on every play. He blocked hard, ran his routes hard even when the play was going the other way and just competed on every snap.

It was an interesting contrast in styles. Maybe someday Bryant will mature and play like that every snap, but I've never seen a guy so openly jake plays that aren't coming his way.

**Old Dog** · 09-16-2013, 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

I've never seen a guy so openly jake plays that aren't coming his way.

I'll take Randy Moss for $1000, Alex

**Lzen** · 09-16-2013, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by milkman

It is interesting.
Albert is undervalued by fans for his play, but his leadership too?

I had never heard this about him before.

The only knock on him in my mind is that he's always getting injured. But yeah, he's a fine LT. And I love the leadership he's showing.

**gblowfish** · 09-16-2013, 10:27 AM

Game pics from KC Star are here:
http://www.kansascity.com/2013/09/15...owboys-16.html

tooge · 09-16-2013, 10:30 AM

George, great OP. I will add, that while several were bitching that we "couldn't" score in the second half of the Jags game with the O, seeing the beginning of yesterdays game should reassure them that they were playing it safe. I don't think we've seen much of this offense yet. The two games were very different, as they should be against different looks, but the first half and second half were very different offensively.

**1ChiefsDan** · 09-16-2013, 10:40 AM

All is right in the world when blowfish can post positive 10's.

Great as always

ct · 09-16-2013, 10:46 AM

This was a great win, a huge stepping stone, and I thoroughly enjoyed beating the cowboys!

But...our OLine needs to play a LOT better!!! We finally got some runs going in the 4th to the right side towards Asamoah/Fisher with a TE and FB to lead, but that was really it in the run game aside from Smith's scrambles. We do not want that to continue, unless you want to see Chase Daniel. And if you do, **** you!

Well done as always sir!! Always enjoy your 10 things summary thread! Thanks!!!

**1ChiefsDan** · 09-16-2013, 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by gblowfish

Honest Chiefs Fan is a Grumpy Gus. Hey man, we've already tried our win total from all of last year. Nobody expects us to be a Super Bowl Team, but we're so....much...better than last year's abortion.

And we're all talking football instead of organizing protests and blackouts.

I'll take that. This is supposed to be fun, damn it!

Keyshawn the braniac predicted us to be a SB team yesterday...

Too bad he is dumb as a brick.

**gblowfish** · 09-16-2013, 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by DenverDanChiefsFan

Keyshawn the braniac predicted us to be a SB team yesterday...

Too bad he is dumb as a brick.

Weirder things have happened. I'm thinking 8-8 and anything beyond that is wonderful. We had the first pick in the draft, folks. Remember where we are coming back from, which is the absolute bottom.

ct · 09-16-2013, 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by gblowfish

Also...

Treat yourself and read the sports page of the Dallas Morning News today. They've already called America's Team "Weak" and "Dysfunctional." They don't take losing well, nope....
http://www.dallasnews.com/sports/

Terry Bradshaw critical of Bill Callahan...

http://cowboysblog.dallasnews.com/20...callahan.html/

“Same old weak junk we saw in Oakland,” Bradshaw said, referring to Callahan’s days with the Raiders. “It drives me up a wall, five-yard out routes, five-yard drag routes. You have to take chances. You can’t keep running this short dinky offense.”

Why is he not critical of Reid/Pederson then?

**Easy 6** · 09-16-2013, 11:33 AM

Yet another highly enjoyable read, #2 was particularly interesting, very glad to hear about that kind of vocal, proactive, level headed leadership from Albert... thats something this team hasnt really had in a long time.

**Old Dog** · 09-16-2013, 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Buehler445

Watching the donks were probably not hitting the playoffs but goddamn this is better than dismal shit we've been doing. .

I'm not really ready to concede the AFC West just yet, but even if we do, are there enough AFC teams that are head and shoulders above the Chiefs right now to proclaim the playoffs are out of reach?

09-15-2013, 06:29 PM
gblowfish Be Kind To Your Pets Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Glorious Independence, MO Casino cash: $17586178 VARSITY	Ten Things About Today's Game Ten Things About Today's Game 10. What a difference a year makes! If you live outside KC, you didn't feel the buzz this week around town. But it was a definite buzz, and the buzz is definitely real. More people wearing red on Red Friday, seats were hard to come by for the game, and there was a generally positive, optimistic vibe; one of anticipation and not of dread- like we've had in the past couple of years. Most people thought going in this would be a close game, determined by turnovers. It was. And "Terrorhead" was just that again for the first time since the home opener after the stadium renovations vs. San Diego -you remember the night game in the rain?- it was a buzz like that night. My good pal Gary sat with Mrs. Blowfish and me. Gary is usually good luck, so I'm happy to take him for the big ones. As I've written before, I just live about ten minutes north of Arrowhead. Usually I can leave my house at 10:30am, and be in my red lot tailgating twenty minutes later. Not today. Nooooo.....not today. We sat in line moving at sloth-like speed for over an hour. I was about 300 yards from the parking turn in on Stadium Drive at 10:40am, and I finally parked my car at 11:50am. That's how slow the parking people were today. And I had to four-wheel it into a gold lot, where I was not supposed to be, because the red lots got screwed up and lots of cars that weren't supposed to park in red, well, they were parked in red. So it was an every man for himself free for all. I missed kickoff, and that's the first time that's happened to me ever. The security into the stadium was much faster. I think the clear bag thing has helped a lot with that. But parking was fubar today. That's one reason I'm so late in writing this up. We tailgated AFTER the game because we didn't have time before. The meal sure tasted awfully good after a win, I'll say that. 9. This was an even game of two well matched teams. Both have a good defensive front seven. Both have a good marquee receiver. Both have capable quarterbacks. Both have good special teams. And if you look at the final game stats, again they are very close. First downs Dallas had 20 to KC 19. Both teams were shit on third down -Dallas 3 for 11, KC 4 for 13. Dallas net yards 318, KC was 313. Time of possession: Dallas 31:47, KC 28:13. So it was all close except for one thing: the difference was turnovers. Dallas had two fumbles and lost them both. KC had no fumbles, no picks. That's what it came down to ultimately. 8. Alex Smith was the leading rusher, and did a nice job keeping the team focused and engaged. Starting out strong with a first possession TD was big. Alex's line was 21 of 36 for 223 and 2 TDS. He had no picks or fumbles. He was sacked four times. Seven different guys caught passes, and that's good. Nice to see Bowe get back into the mix today, and glad he got a TD catch. 7. Defense gave up one TD and three FG's, two of them over-50 yards, to a decent NFL offense with an experienced quarterback. That's pretty damn good. Flowers led the team in tackles today. Not so good. He got torched all day long by Dez Bryant, who had 9 catches for 141 and a TD. He almost had another long one on Flowers in the fourth quarter, except the ball went off Bryant's hands. I'm not really worried about Flowers, but he was over matched today. I kept wondering why Andy Reid didn't flip his cover corners and put a taller Smith on Bryant? Defensive line was stout again, and TJack kept his pants up. Poe had two more sacks. He's got a great early bid for the Pro-Bowl with his play. It did seem like the line was getting a little gassed in the second half, but did great overall against the run. Dallas only rushed for 37 yards, or 2.3 yards per attempt, and that's pretty terrific run defense. 6. Today was historic, as it was the first time the Chiefs wore red tops and red pants. They looked very red. They looked like Iowa State out there. Maybe it was lucky. Some change is refreshing. And what about all the new guys? Jeez...there's 31 new guys out there. Fasano was gimping around in the first half, Kelce is still gimping around on his knee, so this dude named McGrath, who looks like he just stepped out of a prison movie, played tight end for most the game, getting a clutch 22 yard gain in the second half. The newcomer play of the day was made by Ron Parker, playing for the missing nickel guy Robinson. He got the blind side blitz on Romo, and not only got the ball out but also recovered it. Pretty sweet play for a guy who had just got cut two weeks ago, and makes a game turning play two weeks later. 5. As far as dings, in the first quarter Brandon Albert hurt his left shoulder. He was carrying his left arm low and shaking his left side when he came out, and Stephenson went in for him. They sent him down to the locker room for about five minutes, then he popped back up, went back in, and played pretty well the rest of the game. He also was very vocal on the sideline, rallying the offense and getting in guys faces. It was good to see. Looked like Fasano was gimping around pretty bad during the game. He was in and out, looked like his knee stiffened up as the game went on. Kendrick Lewis got his arm tangled up with a receiver and took a good shot to the shoulder, but I think he'll be OK. Nobody looked like they got hurt where they couldn't go for Thursday against Philly except maybe Fasano. We'll see. 4. Did you stick around for halftime? The Grambling University Marching Band was here, and man, were they cool. Just like the movie "Drum Line." They had it goin' on. It was nice to see a great college marching band doing their thing. It was much more entertaining than "Jazzercise," or some fat fans trying to kick 10 yard field goals, or some of the other stupidity that has been offered up at half time in recent years. They should renew the tradition of having KU, K-State and Mizzou bands come for games. It's a great experience for the college kids, and it adds to the atmosphere. MORE BANDS!!! 3. Today's MVP was arguably Dustin Colquitt. seven punts, five of them inside the 20, and a long of 65. Dude was money all day long. On the punt in the fourth quarter that pinned the ball on the two, if Cooper isn't called for illegal touching, they pin Dallas on the two. That play was unfortunate, because the ball died on the two. If anybody else but Cooper touches it, it's a clean play. Hopefully he'll learn from that. We've had some glitches on special teams this season. Succop's FG attempt right before the half gets blocked, because McGrath whiffed on his block on the edge. He had guys on both sides of him, and he failed to block either. The guy on the wing came free and blocked the kick. Knile Davis should be forced to sleep with a football this week. He better start protecting the football on kicks, or he'll find himself working in the Soo Pig Drive In back in Fayetteville. 2. I wanted to mention something that happened in the fourth quarter that I thought was a pivotal moment in the game. With about 11 minutes left in the fourth quarter, the Chiefs were up 17-13, and had the ball around the Dallas 40. On first down, Charles moves in the backfield for illegal procedure. On first and 15, Charles runs left and loses two yards. On second down, Smith scrambles and gets the penalty yardage back. On third down, Charles totally whiffs on a linebacker blitz from Bruce Carter, and Alex Smith gets thrown on his head. Chiefs punt. When Charles comes to the bench, the backs coach tries to talk to him about that series. Charles throws his helmet down, and walks away from the coach. The coach goes after him screaming at Charles. Brandon Albert goes over and gets Charles, brings him back to the bench, huddles up the offensive guys and tells them to cool out, and get their heads back in the game. Later, with three minutes left, Charles does a great job hanging on to the football and running clock to bleed all of Dallas' time outs, and by the time Dallas gets the ball back, they have 16 seconds and 94 yards to go with no time outs. I thought that move by Albert showed great leadership, and I think it got Charles' head back in the game. I don't think you guys got to see any of that on TV, because it happened during the TV time out after the punt. 1. Arrowhead was loud and proud today. During the fourth quarter, it was so loud, I could feel my car keys vibrating in my pocket. That's loud. We've already matched our win total from last year. We have a QB now. We have a defense now. We have a coach who knows what he's doing now. I'm not sure if the short week hurts KC or Philly more. Philly lost to Phyllis Rivers today, so they're going to be pissed off. But that's OK. And just think; we only have to wait four days to see another game, then our guys will get a little break, almost like a mini-bye week. That should help Charles and Fasano rest up and get back to full strength. After the game walking back to the car I couldn't help but imagine that ten mile long caravan of cars going down I-35 tonight, doing 85 mph bumper to bumper, headed back to Texas in a trail of tears. Y'all drive careful now, hear? Last edited by gblowfish; 09-15-2013 at 07:45 PM..
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09-16-2013, 10:11 AM	#109
DJ's left nut Sauntering Vaguely Downwards Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Columbia, Mo Casino cash: $2449099	One more little note regarding Dez Bryant and Dwayne Bowe. When Dez Bryant wasn't the primary option, I knew it immediately every time. When a throw was designed to go to the other side of the field, it was obvious by Bryant's 2nd stride. I was amazed by how openly and obviously Dez Bryant quits on plays that aren't centered around him. It makes it clear to me know why he hasn't destroyed the world yet - the guy has Megatron ability and never seems to put it together. Well ultimately, I think he's probably just lazy out there. Bowe, OTOH, was the same guy on every play. He blocked hard, ran his routes hard even when the play was going the other way and just competed on every snap. It was an interesting contrast in styles. Maybe someday Bryant will mature and play like that every snap, but I've never seen a guy so openly jake plays that aren't coming his way. __________________ "If there's a god, he's laughing at us.....and our football team..." "When you look at something through rose colored glasses, all the red flags just look like flags."
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09-16-2013, 10:27 AM	#112
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09-16-2013, 10:30 AM	#113
tooge MVP Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Liberty, MO Casino cash: $3484112	George, great OP. I will add, that while several were bitching that we "couldn't" score in the second half of the Jags game with the O, seeing the beginning of yesterdays game should reassure them that they were playing it safe. I don't think we've seen much of this offense yet. The two games were very different, as they should be against different looks, but the first half and second half were very different offensively.
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09-16-2013, 10:46 AM	#115
ct u b illian Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: DooDah Casino cash: $10009436	This was a great win, a huge stepping stone, and I thoroughly enjoyed beating the cowboys! But...our OLine needs to play a LOT better!!! We finally got some runs going in the 4th to the right side towards Asamoah/Fisher with a TE and FB to lead, but that was really it in the run game aside from Smith's scrambles. We do not want that to continue, unless you want to see Chase Daniel. And if you do, **** you! Well done as always sir!! Always enjoy your 10 things summary thread! Thanks!!!
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09-16-2013, 11:33 AM	#119
Easy 6 pie is never free Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: the drivers seat Casino cash: $3167775	Yet another highly enjoyable read, #2 was particularly interesting, very glad to hear about that kind of vocal, proactive, level headed leadership from Albert... thats something this team hasnt really had in a long time.
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