Well..let's talk about the goddamn Raiders

[RunKC]

I really really hate Jack Del Rio. The guy was a ****ing prick to Otis Taylor, he was an equally smug POS in Denver and now he's a guy who said 2 months ago that we beat them by using "tricky gimmicky plays".

I've thoroughly enjoyed Andy and this team bending the Raiders over every time since Del Rio got there. I think Andy wants to embarrass the shit out of Del Rio again after those comments. I think Alex wants to play well. I think the entire team wants to play well after that dumbass said that shit. It's personal.

Well on to what we know. Here are some key points:

-no injuries reported today from the Falcons game. That's huge for us.
-Raiders have to travel halfway across the country on a short week.
-it's gonna be cold and the Raiders are used to nice weather in Cali.
-Derek Carr's finger gave him problems today. I imagine 16 degree weather will cause some pain.
-we "should" be getting Maclin back
-Oakland's defense is still horrific

I think Andy draws out a whole new bag of tricks this week on offense. Plays we haven't seen yet. I also think our pass rush will absolutely destroy Carr. Their pathetic RT Howard is going to get gang raped with a 12 inch fixture on a switch driver by Justin Houston and Tamba Hali.

I think we wreck these ****ers, again.

[thabear04]

Originally Posted by gblowfish

Here's some of my thoughts about this:

First of all, if it's as cold as they predict, teens and worse if there's any wind, then the ball will be hard and slick. That means tough to throw and catch. So whoever can run the ball effectively will have a much better time of it. The vertical passing game will be dulled because of the conditions. I would think that helps KC, as we have no vertical passing game anyway.

This game should be made for Ware running straight ahead, and for Ty Hill running the jet sweep.
The cold weather will also shorten the kicking possibilities, which should reign in Sea Bass' range.

I think this will be a low scoring game with lots of defense. Whoever can play tougher on the D-Line and run support will win. And with extreme cold and hard hitting, there'll probabaly be injuries. So whoever can keep the most healthy starters on the field will also have an advantage.

For the fans: The Chiefs will no longer allow you to carry in cardboard, or carpet squares or styrofoam to put under your feet. The best thing to do is to get some foot warming inserts at Bass Pro or Westlake's Hardware or some place like that. Also, get drink carriers (make of rigid cardboard) up at the concession stand, and put those under your feet. Get something under your ass like a stadium blanket. I'm lucky that nobody stands in front of me the whole game. So I can hunker down under a stadium blanket, and it helps some. Still, when it's that cold, it doesn't matter how many long johns or layers you have on. You have to get up and move around a little to keep your feet warm. Feet are the first things that get cold in that environment. Get up, go to the bathroom and thaw out at least once. That helps a lot. For me it's tough, because its a very long walk to the top of the section to go get warm. But now that I'm an old guy, I have to do it for health reasons.

You also must have a warm coat, gloves and some kind of head covering like a stocking cap. You must cover your head and ears, or you'll suffer in about ten minutes.

Glad to know this before I leave to see the game.

[ptlyon]

Thanks for the info blowfish!

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by OldSchool

Hit Carr's throwing hand, early and often. Swat it every time he throws the ball.

I like the way you're thinking here, hack at that thing until its all swollen looking like a bratwurst

[Mr. Laz]

Originally Posted by MeatRock

Aldon Smith is ****ing worthless.

If he ever gets his shit together he won't be.


Big 'If' though

[threebag]

That pinky finger gonna hurt like a mofo.

Hope that cold ball is hard for him to keep ahold of.

Pass rush be looking to knock the ball out.

[stevieray]

Originally Posted by ptlyon

I was at the dolphin game that one December 7 or 8 years back?

I think the air temperature for a high was - 4 and 40 or 60 below wind chill. If you didn't finish your double jack and coke in 5 minutes it was slush.

oh man, I remember that game.

[Buehler445]

Originally Posted by gblowfish

Here's some of my thoughts about this:

First of all, if it's as cold as they predict, teens and worse if there's any wind, then the ball will be hard and slick. That means tough to throw and catch. So whoever can run the ball effectively will have a much better time of it. The vertical passing game will be dulled because of the conditions. I would think that helps KC, as we have no vertical passing game anyway.

This game should be made for Ware running straight ahead, and for Ty Hill running the jet sweep.
The cold weather will also shorten the kicking possibilities, which should reign in Sea Bass' range.

I think this will be a low scoring game with lots of defense. Whoever can play tougher on the D-Line and run support will win. And with extreme cold and hard hitting, there'll probabaly be injuries. So whoever can keep the most healthy starters on the field will also have an advantage.

For the fans: The Chiefs will no longer allow you to carry in cardboard, or carpet squares or styrofoam to put under your feet. The best thing to do is to get some foot warming inserts at Bass Pro or Westlake's Hardware or some place like that. Also, get drink carriers (make of rigid cardboard) up at the concession stand, and put those under your feet. Get something under your ass like a stadium blanket. I'm lucky that nobody stands in front of me the whole game. So I can hunker down under a stadium blanket, and it helps some. Still, when it's that cold, it doesn't matter how many long johns or layers you have on. You have to get up and move around a little to keep your feet warm. Feet are the first things that get cold in that environment. Get up, go to the bathroom and thaw out at least once. That helps a lot. For me it's tough, because its a very long walk to the top of the section to go get warm. But now that I'm an old guy, I have to do it for health reasons.

You also must have a warm coat, gloves and some kind of head covering like a stocking cap. You must cover your head and ears, or you'll suffer in about ten minutes.

If there is any wind, you need a facemask. Believe me. Face mask.

I've shoveled a shitasston of snow with Muck boots. If you don't have some, get some, they are worth the $100.

[NJChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by RunKC

I'm at a point where I would just rather put 4 DL in and take Ramik out. The guy is literally Donnie Edwards incarnate.

Offense is gonna be fun this week. Run the hell out of Ware and get them tired, then hit Reek and Kelce on play action.

He missed a lot of tackles yesterday.

Originally Posted by gblowfish

For the fans: The Chiefs will no longer allow you to carry in cardboard, or carpet squares or styrofoam to put under your feet.

So you can't bring in cardboard signs?

[The Franchise]

Karl Joseph is in a walking boot for the Raiders.

[KChiefs1]

Originally Posted by TimBone

Maaaaaaan...how in the hell am I supposed to prepare for 12 degree weather?

Gates open at noon. Drink lots of booze!

Due to the normal weekday rush hour traffic, fans traveling to Arrowhead Stadium will experience increased traffic throughout the metro area compared to normal Sunday gameday traffic patterns. To create the best possible experience, parking gates will open at noon and the club is encouraging all fans to arrive as early as possible to avoid being on the roads during the heaviest traffic periods throughout the day. Fans should follow both the Missouri Department of Transportation and the Kansas Department of Transportation on their social media accounts – including@MoDOT_KC and @KansasCityKDOT on Twitter and MoDOT Kansas City and KDOT on Facebook – for updates on road and traffic conditions. To avoid additional delays and save money, fans should visit www.chiefs.com/parking to purchase their parking pass in advance and set their parking gameplan.

For the first hour of parking from noon to 1 p.m., fans will be able to “open park,” allowing them to park in their preferred spot in any approved grass areas or Lots C, D, F, G and the perimeter of Lot N as long as it matches the parking pass they have purchased. Once open park ends at 1 p.m., cars will be directed to the next available spot as they are for all Chiefs games.

Chiefs Kingdom Rewards members who arrive early can collect a special triple-point early arrival reward, earning 2,400 CKR points instead of 800 points by scanning their prepaid parking pass at the tollgates by 3 p.m.


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[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by Rausch

They also ran the ball 324,398,012 times...

2.3 BILLION rushing yards in one game?

[New World Order]

Originally Posted by threebag02

That pinky finger gonna hurt like a mofo.

Hope that cold ball is hard for him to keep ahold of.

Pass rush be looking to knock the ball out.

Hope it turns purple from frostbite and falls off.

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

I don't want to see any backward passes to Poe.

Nevermore!!

[Mother****erJones]

Originally Posted by lawrenceRaider

Your defense is much better than our defense. Our offense is much better than your offense. Murray is healthy this time as well, a huge bonus we didn't have last time around. I'd say we are nearly even, but in cold weather games like it will be on Thursday, it's usually the team with the better D who wins.

We'll see if Oakland is for real Thursday.

My favorite resident Raiders fan. Well thought out and no bs trolling. Here's to a good game.

[PHOG]

Originally Posted by OldSchool

Hit Carr's throwing hand, early and often. Swat it every time he throws the ball.

I like the way you think.