That might be a bit extreme lol

If you didn't agree that he was "utterly dominated" then you should have clarified, because when I read "Yep", that seemed to signify agreement.

Kind of like most everything that useless **** posts.

I thought clay said it was a lock the Chiefs were losing to the great Brian Hoyer.

I will prove to be correct on this.

3 TD's. Put our team in position for 30 points but our midget kicker missed.

I'm very happy with the offense today

The offense was mediocre. Two very nice drives in the first half, and not much else.

http://i.imgur.com/wlqdBTb.jpg

Turnovers decided this game. We got lucky.

Dude, its so old at this point. Ban from more than just the game day thrrad.

The execution overall was good.

The play calling and overall theme in the 2nd was infuriating.

Reerun is right on that front, and I'm cutting Reid exactly ZERO slack this year, right from the get-go.

It's unbelievable that he can still do this. You just got to laugh it off at this point.

We averaged 4.9 yards per play. That's not good.

It's OK to recognize the offensive performance for what it was: nothing special.

The defense was terrific.

The offense was being hamstrung in round 2. Our coach is a cautious coward, and Smith could easily out-kick Reid's coverage, so to speak.

lol offense had a great first half. Field goals are great drives too. second half was conservative play calling. Offense played good today.

{shrug}

It depends. Ultimately our thesis is that Smith has enough weapons to win with. If Charles goes down and he's looking at Davis/West + Maclin and Kelce, I'd say he still has an average to slightly above average set of weapons and he should still be decent. Perhaps the team ceiling drops by a game, but I'm not going to give him a pass for anything.

Kelce going down could actually hurt the most, followed by Maclin.

I guess ultimately my answer is that it would take a pretty catastrophic set of injuries for me to just say 'well he didn't have enough to win'. Essentially, the injuries would have to be enough to wipe out my underlying operating assumption: That Smith has the tools around him to succeed. Losing one T or one pass catcher shouldn't be enough to blow that assumption apart.

This line is going to be fine. And there is enough depth among his weapons that he should be able to lose one of the big ones and still be solid. NFL teams deal with injuries and Smith may have to deal with a couple here and there. If he's really completely comfortable in this offense now, that shouldn't be an issue for him and he should continue to perform.

Has that ever happened? Will this be a first?

Based on historical perspective, I'd think that smart money goes against you.