The Next 10 SB years?

[ROYC75]

Think about it, with the Chiefs having to retool our roster with the salary cap, how many times will we get back to the SB? How many times can we win?

I saw a segment on First Things First that has me thinking the same way here. We have been on a historical run, AFCW Champs,AFC Championship Games, plus the SB's.

Pat is 30, look at the rest of the AFC QB's he has to battle to get back to the SB. In the AFC alone, how SB's will be won by Allen,Jackson,Burrow,Herbert,Nix,Stroud, etc., not to mention a newer flux of QB talent just to the AFC, then add in the NFC teams you can meet in the SB.

So realistically, what can we expect in the next 10 years that we may have Pat for? I don't see Andy coaching 10 years or more!

Be realistic about this, we have had a GREAT RUN, but how much longer can we expect this.

This last SB was about the law of averages catching up to us. There was just so many things lining up that says, Here, this is the time you will lose and it happened to a quality opponent.

So what do you see in the next 10 years?

[smithandrew051]

10 peat imo

[Rainbarrel]

The confidence in knowing they'd find a way to win is gone. It's start from scratch

[MahomesMagic]

No one here has a clue. That's the beauty of sports.


A lot had to go right for us to have the run we have been on but most of the big things are still in place.

[pugsnotdrugs19]

I watched that conversation too, I get it, but it's far too early to go down that rabbit hole. Have to take it one year at a time.

I bet no one thought Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson still wouldn't have made Super Bowls by now after 2019 but here we are.

[fadeaway]

Are we really that fucked cap space wise?

I know there’s the current crop of talent and there will always be more, but every year the media make out it’s a new guys turn to take down Mahomes and guess what, they don’t.

Mahomes has lost two super bowls that have arguably been out of his hands. The Bucs game he had a make a wish OL, last sunday he had his team give up around him (excluding Worthy) and quite frankly the worst game plan you will ever see from a coaching team in a superbowl.

[pugsnotdrugs19]

Originally Posted by fadeaway

Are we really that ****ed cap space wise?

I know there’s the current crop of talent and there will always be more, but every year the media make out it’s a new guys turn to take down Mahomes and guess what, they don’t.

Mahomes has lost two super bowls that have arguably been out of his hands. The Bucs game he had a make a wish OL, last sunday he had his team give up around him (excluding Worthy) and quite frankly the worst game plan you will ever see from a coaching team in a superbowl.

No, this is prisoner of the moment stuff. It's not like this team was built all-in in any sort of way, it just feels like it because of what they were trying to achieve.

Let the offseason play out and by next August we will once again be feeling like another final four appearance is on deck.

[SHOWTIME]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

No, this is prisoner of the moment stuff. It's not like this team was built all-in in any sort of way, it just feels like it because of what they were trying to achieve.

Let the offseason play out and by next August we will once again be feeling like another final four appearance is on deck.

There is literally no one else in the AFC right now but KC. Buffalo has a lot of cap issues, and the Chiefs own the Lamar and the Ravens. Rosters will change of course after FA and the draft.

[wannaGOback]

Originally Posted by SHOWTIME

There is literally no one else in the AFC right now but KC. Buffalo has a lot of cap issues, and the Chiefs own the Lamar and the Ravens. Rosters will change of course after FA and the draft.

I think Buffalo has a lot of cap space next year.

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by fadeaway

Are we really that ****ed cap space wise?

I know there’s the current crop of talent and there will always be more, but every year the media make out it’s a new guys turn to take down Mahomes and guess what, they don’t.

Mahomes has lost two super bowls that have arguably been out of his hands. The Bucs game he had a make a wish OL, last sunday he had his team give up around him (excluding Worthy) and quite frankly the worst game plan you will ever see from a coaching team in a superbowl.

We’ll face some challenges but it isn’t that bad. As usual, most important thing will be getting the absolute best out of Mahomes and continuing to draft well.

If we get the 2022 version of Mahomes and we can infuse some new, young talent into areas of need, does anyone doubt we’ll be right back in the Super Bowl next year?

[ChiefGator]

We go to four more super bowls and win three.

[el borracho]

Hall of Fame Quarterback
Hall of Fame Head Coach
Hall of Fame Defensive Coordinator

Chiefs have been to 5 of the last 6 Super Bowls. It's conceivable they go to another 6 in the next ten years.

[Deberg_1990]

I’ll say 2 more times. 1 win, 1 loss

[Rainbarrel]

There will be a 10-20 million cap jump. Problem is every team gets it and will pay more

[Calcountry]

Originally Posted by Rainbarrel

There will be a 10-20 million cap jump. Problem is every team gets it and will pay more

Inflation is funny like that.