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I'm not ready to crown their asses just yet. There's a lot of football left to play.
Oct. 20 they play SF. If SF is healthy, that game may tell us a lot.
Then a month later they play Buffalo in Buffalo the Sunday before Thanksgiving.
Pittsburgh on Christmas Day in Pittsburgh - the Steelers are the kind of team that could cause problems for them.
No team has played well enough this year to be crowned.
 
chevss454 said:
I'm not ready to crown their asses just yet. There's a lot of football left to play.
Oct. 20 they play SF. If SF is healthy, that game may tell us a lot.
Then a month later they play Buffalo in Buffalo the Sunday before Thanksgiving.
Pittsburgh on Christmas Day in Pittsburgh - the Steelers are the kind of team that could cause problems for them.
No team has played well enough this year to be crowned.
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I'm not crowning them as SB champs. I'm just saying they are where we once were—a perennial 13-3, 12-4 type of team that will just make the divisional round at least each season even if they don't win the SB. We went a long time between the first three and last three, but we were always competitive and in the playoffs year after year. That's where the Chiefs are. Even if not playing wonderful and where they have holes in the roster, they have the QB and coaches to keep them at that top level.
 
chevss454 said:
I'm not ready to crown their asses just yet. There's a lot of football left to play.
Oct. 20 they play SF. If SF is healthy, that game may tell us a lot.
Then a month later they play Buffalo in Buffalo the Sunday before Thanksgiving.
Pittsburgh on Christmas Day in Pittsburgh - the Steelers are the kind of team that could cause problems for them.
No team has played well enough this year to be crowned.
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It's early but the Vikes look legit. Although I don't know how much I really trust Darnold to keep this up all season ...

Also, I really like the Commanders too. They got the QB I wanted the most ...
 
Roberto71 said:
We have to admit it. The Chiefs are where we once were. Even when they're not playing great, they still find ways to win and they're 4-0. They even have the accusations of the refs supporting them etc. They'll continue to get the wins, might drop a game or two, but will be favourites yet again come the playoffs.

This is how we once were. Kind if depressing but still very grateful for all the years we had this. The Chiefs time will come to an end as well.
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Accusations? More like facts...
 
Vikes v jets next sunday in England. Lets hope jests get embarrassed and rogers and saleh have a spat on sidelines
 
Roberto71 said:
I'm not crowning them as SB champs. I'm just saying they are where we once were—a perennial 13-3, 12-4 type of team that will just make the divisional round at least each season even if they don't win the SB. We went a long time between the first three and last three, but we were always competitive and in the playoffs year after year. That's where the Chiefs are. Even if not playing wonderful and where they have holes in the roster, they have the QB and coaches to keep them at that top level.
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And the biggest weapon, the league is in their back pocket like no team ever has been.
 
The Lions threw 19 passes on Monday night. All 19 of them were complete.

Quarterback Jared Goff went 18-for-18, making NFL history all on his own. But the Lions as a team also did something unprecedented.

Goff didn’t throw all the Lions’ passes, but he did throw or catch them all: He also caught a touchdown pass from wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown. Those 19 passes and 19 completions made the Lions the first team to finish a game with a 100 percent completion rate since the 1942 Giants.

The ’42 Giants were quite a different team, playing in a very different time: They went 1-for-1 in that 1942 game. That was the only time an NFL team ever finished with a 100 percent completion rate. Until the Lions on Monday night.

Prior to last night, the team that had the highest completion percentage in a game with multiple passes was the 2019 Saints, who got a 29-for-30 game from Drew Brees. A game with only one incompletion is a big accomplishment, but on Monday night the Lions did them one better.

Gotta Give Credit Where It's Due
 
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