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Originally Posted by Mile High Mania
Agreed, if you and I were racing down the street - totally get it. A 17 week NFL season is not a real race.
So, you want to say that Denver has this early advantage... ok, fine.
2018: 3 out final 4 in KC
2017: 3 out final 4 in KC
2016: 3 out final 4 in KC
2015: 3 out final 4 in KC
2014: 2 out final 4 in KC
For the last 4 seasons, KC has enjoyed 75% of their final 4 games in Arrowhead. Cold, chilly, ugly Arrowhead in December.
12 of the 16 end of season games for the last 4 years have been there - not on the road. Are you telling me that this in no way helps KC and is better for KC than starting off with the reverse schedule?
I would absolutely love knowing that this year and for each of the last 3 years, Denver plays 75% of their final 4 games - a full quarter of the season at home when it's cold.
If you want to talk 5k's and 100 yard dashes, have it ... a 17 week NFL season is not a 'race'.
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It doesn't get that cold in KC until January, and Denver weather can be more volatile than KC
Only warm weather team in our division (Raiders don't count...Bay too cold) is the Chargers and we beat them no matter the temps, be it 110 degrees or 25 degrees