i think kelce would be the most impactful loss

not sure what happened in the second half really, that's when we need to be able to run more consistently...with davis and charles we should be able to hammer teams

What else does he have? He's already dug himself so far into the "Chiefs suck" pit that the only option he's got left is to hope that the Chiefs really, truly suck, lose every game and make his doomsday pessimism and negativity trolls look clairvoyant.

He's doomed.

It's all he's got to just keep shovelling shit on top of shit.

If they would of tried to put together 1 more drive ending in a TD or at least 2 longer FG drives it would of been the difference in feeling like we are going to blow it AGAIN vs putting the Texans out of their misery.

But you could tell from the plays being ran, the unnecessary stopping of the clock that Reid was struggling to go ahead and leave no doubt.

It bugs the shit out of me. Houston adjusted after the half, while we were looking for insulin for Reid and Suttons afternoon pudding...

No one seems to care about football threads being ruined here unfortunately.

My fatty track record is shinier than Kojak's ****in' noggin, holmes.

Adjustments? What the **** are those? I swear, I can literally hear the mental thought-process:

"We're just gonna' go in there and play OUR GAME, fellas"!

Ugh.

They turtled up late in the game for sure, but just before, imagine if they hit on one or both of those deep Maclin passes in that 2nd half? That one bobbled reception on the left sideline or one hesitation route along the right sideline, and I doubt anyone is really complaining.

Wouldn't that be great? Just imagine if the Chiefs had a different QB who could hit those!

I imagine you'll be banned from the donk game thread.

Might as well just do it now and get it over with.

Clowning on Alex for "missing" on those passes is a little silly, don't ya think?

Of course it is. There is a reason that the league average on throws over 20 yards is about 35 percent. And that first one to Maclin was a catch. And he barely missed the deep right one.

I am simply thrilled that they are taking shots.

Yep.

Time to open it up.

Exactly. If you convert 1 out of 4, but that one goes for 40 yards, that's an average of 10 yards per play. I'll take that. Even if you don't complete them, you've got a decent chance of getting a PI call.

And regardless, the deep threat helped to keep those underneath routes for Kelce so open. If you can't get guys to bite on the deep ball threat, it's impossible for Reid's offense to work.

Looking at the stats this morning, Bob Dole was amazed to see that you're right. Alex Smith is the only QB in the NFL that threw any incompletions.

Moron.