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Dante84 · 09:40 AM

IT ****ING HAPPENED

OP UPDATE:

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KChiefs1 · 09-29-2019, 09:22 PM

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Originally Posted by suzzer99

Mahomes making new fans everywhere. �� (via aleccbrownn/Instagram) pic.twitter.com/EhYV7paN9g
— House of Highlights (@HoHighlights) September 30, 2019

Probably lost a bet.

comochiefsfan · 09-29-2019, 09:47 PM

Patrick Mahomes is a stone cold baller, plain and simple.

Detroit did everything they wanted today. They knocked Mahomes around, they threw off his timing, and they forced him to beat them in a way that he didn’t want to. The Lions did everything right. And it didn’t matter.

Mahomes proved again today that he is inevitable.

Dak couldn’t do it tonight, Rodgers couldn’t finish the job on Thursday, and Phyllis failed in the exact same situation in Detroit two weeks ago.

Patrick Mahomes didn’t fail. With the game on the line, despite a subpar performance up to that point, he dragged his nuts across the Lions face and marched down the field for the go ahead score.

Mahomes is special. We are in very good hands for a long time.

IowaHawkeyeChief · 09-29-2019, 09:49 PM

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Originally Posted by comochiefsfan

Patrick Mahomes is a stone cold baller, plain and simple.

Detroit did everything they wanted today. They knocked Mahomes around, they threw off his timing, and they forced him to beat them in a way that he didn’t want to. The Lions did everything right. And it didn’t matter.

Mahomes proved again today that he is inevitable.

Dak couldn’t do it tonight, Rodgers couldn’t finish the job on Thursday, and Phyllis failed in the exact same situation in Detroit two weeks ago.

Patrick Mahomes didn’t fail. With the game on the line, despite a subpar performance up to that point, he dragged his nuts across the Lions face and marched down the field for the go ahead score.

Mahomes is special. We are in very good hands for a long time.

Brady was dogshit today as well and was very lucky to win...

**kysirsoze** · 09-29-2019, 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by suzzer99

Mahomes making new fans everywhere. �� (via aleccbrownn/Instagram) pic.twitter.com/EhYV7paN9g
— House of Highlights (@HoHighlights) September 30, 2019

Not to spoil the fun, but this video is in reverse.

**BigRedChief** · 09-29-2019, 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by IowaHawkeyeChief

Brady was dogshit today as well and was very lucky to win...

0 pass TD’s. 43 QBR.

DRM08 · 09-29-2019, 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief

0 pass TD’s. 43 QBR.

Passer rating you mean. His QBR was a lot lower than that. Closer to 20.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/game...2330/tom-brady

**Tribal Warfare** · 09-30-2019, 07:21 AM

**ptlyon** · 09-30-2019, 07:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

i'm dying at the air guitar over Mahomes' 4th and 8

My man @shaggyshanekc with the perfect air guitar interpretation of Mahomes' 4th and 8 �� pic.twitter.com/FPzSPkJ3oq
— 60 Sent (@ClayWendler) September 30, 2019

So your Twitter moniker used to be 50 cent. Now it's 60?

Halfcan · 09-30-2019, 09:06 AM

Lion's Blueprint for success against the Chiefs/

1. Leave guys open all over the field- and hope Mahomes misses them- Check
2. Create turnovers and fail to capitalize on them- Check
3. Choke at the end like they always do and lose the game- Check

Hopefully, every team in the NFL will follow this from now on.

Jerm · 09-30-2019, 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

Was waiting for it...the media gets to push their bullshit narratives now.

There is no "blueprint"...the Chiefs were just off, it happens. This was the Lions' Super Bowl. Shit it says a lot about this team that they gutted it out and won the damn game but we won't hear that.

WhiteWhale · 09-30-2019, 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

Had to Alex Smith it.

His floor is Alex Smith. Literally.

His floor is APEX Alex Smith.

I mean he still had 300 yards and had a 2 minute game winning drive.

FloridaMan88 · 09-30-2019, 09:58 AM

https://www.washingtonpost.com/sport...-is-nfls-best/

On one of his worst days, Patrick Mahomes shows why he is the NFL’s best

A gulf exists between Patrick Mahomes and the rest of the NFL, and his performance Sunday afternoon provided a new way to explain the distance. He struggled to solve a sophisticated defensive game plan, the Kansas City Chiefs’ offense frequently stalled, and he failed to throw a touchdown pass. Mahomes also passed for more than 300 yards. He peeked at a referee to check and see if it was worthwhile to continue scrambling, and when he saw it was, he casually scampered for 25 yards. He led a game-winning, last-minute touchdown drive on which he darted 15 yards on fourth and eight. Mahomes’s tough days render him the most powerful weapon in the NFL. Even when he seems vulnerable, Mahomes is inevitable.

The first quarter of the NFL season has not offered much in the way of clarity. Almost half the league is shuffling quarterbacks in one form or another. The Los Angeles Rams had been the clear NFC favorite, and then they yielded 55 points to Tampa Bay. The Browns have already looked chic, overhyped and like a juggernaut. The AFC is one big muddle, with 13 of 16 teams sitting at 2-2 or worse.

But the season’s first four weeks have established one rock-solid certainty: Mahomes is the overwhelming favorite to repeat as MVP. He dragged the Chiefs to a 34-30 victory over the Lions in Detroit, spearheading a 79-yard touchdown drive that ended with 20 seconds left in the fourth quarter. Even after a sloppy game against a previously unbeaten team, the Chiefs are 4-0.

Mahomes had played on a different plane for the season’s first three weeks, shredding defenses for 1,195 yards and 10 touchdowns without throwing an interception, even after losing top wide receiver Tyreek Hill to an injury in Week 1. After throwing 50 touchdown passes in his first season as a starter, Mahomes showed that he was still evolving, meshing his extraterrestrial throwing arm with an improved understanding of Coach Andy Reid’s offense.

Sunday in Detroit was different. Lions Coach Matt Patricia dropped defensive linemen into coverage, alternated rushing patterns and mixed up coverages. Mahomes completed seven of his first 14 passes for 90 yards. The Chiefs didn’t score a touchdown on their first two trips to the red zone, and at one point in the second half they fumbled on three consecutive possessions.

Mahomes still found a way to be Mahomes. He ran for 54 yards, taking advantage of gaps when the Lions played man coverage and double-teamed outside receivers. On the Chiefs’ final drive, the middle of the field opened on fourth and eight. Mahomes didn’t hesitate, and his dash up the middle kept the Chiefs alive.

The Chiefs survived in part because cornerback Breshaud Breeland scooped a fumble at the goal line and returned it 100 yards for a defensive touchdown, essentially a 14-point swing. Mahomes still delivered with the most clutch regular season drive of his career.

“Just finding whatever way to win the football game,” Mahomes said. “That’s how you roll in this league. It’s not always about the touchdowns and the yards — it’s about finding a way to win. If that was running for the first down, if that was handing the ball off when I have my running backs work for me, I mean, I’m going to do that. If you want to be great as a team, as a player, it’s how you win the game. So for me, I’m just going to go out there every single week and do whatever it takes to win.”

Patricia, the former New England Patriots defensive coordinator, could have given his old boss some clues about how to slow down Mahomes, the same way he shed light on stopping the Rams last year in a regular season meeting before the Patriots strangled the Rams in the Super Bowl.

In every conversation regarding the Chiefs, the Patriots immediately become relevant. Until they played one another in the AFC championship game last year, the Chiefs and Patriots had a combined record of 25-9. In the playoff round prior, they won by a combined score of 72-41. At halftime of those divisional round games, they had built leads of 35-7 and 24-7.

The NFL’s great quarterback transition is happening, and the most flexible teams will thrive

The Patriots and Chiefs created a chasm between themselves and the AFC last year, and they have already done the same this season. The Ravens may be a worthy challenger, but they have lost two consecutive games in which they have surrendered more than 500 yards. Week 4 is going to end with only the Patriots, Chiefs and Buffalo Bills better than 2-2 in the AFC.

The Chiefs and Patriots have only further separated themselves in the AFC. Their coaches are way ahead of everyone else. Their quarterbacks are unfair in their own ways. The next four months will likely be about those two teams circling each other and determining where the rematch will be played. They play Dec. 28 at New England, and they will probably see each other in January, too.

The Patriots are ever on the Chiefs’ horizon, especially for Coach Andy Reid. He has done everything in the NFL except win the Super Bowl, and the reason has most often been the Patriots. The one time Reid made the Super Bowl, with the Philadelphia Eagles after the 2004 season, he lost to Belichick and the Patriots. In his six seasons in Kansas City, two of Reid’s teams have won a playoff game. Both of them lost the following week to Belichick and the Patriots.

But he has never had a force like Mahomes. It’s easy to forget that, at 24, Mahomes is still checking off boxes. He had, somewhat incredibly, never played in a dome before Sunday. The Lions entered unbeaten, and Mahomes has rarely beaten quality opponents — the Chiefs went 3-5 against playoff teams last season. He didn’t have his best game Sunday, but that didn’t prevent Mahomes from winning, or from showing what makes him the MVP.

**Tribal Warfare** · 09-30-2019, 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by WhiteWhale

His floor is APEX Alex Smith.

I mean he still had 300 yards and had a 2 minute game winning drive.

Rich Gannon's MVP season

VAGOMO 4 LIFE! · 09-30-2019, 10:28 AM

Shannon Sharpe gave Mahomes an A+ grade yesterday. Skip gave him a C-

Hammock Parties · 09-30-2019, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by ptlyon

So your Twitter moniker used to be 50 cent. Now it's 60?

you're very observant

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comochiefsfan MVP Join Date: Dec 2018 Casino cash: $300400	Patrick Mahomes is a stone cold baller, plain and simple. Detroit did everything they wanted today. They knocked Mahomes around, they threw off his timing, and they forced him to beat them in a way that he didn’t want to. The Lions did everything right. And it didn’t matter. Mahomes proved again today that he is inevitable. Dak couldn’t do it tonight, Rodgers couldn’t finish the job on Thursday, and Phyllis failed in the exact same situation in Detroit two weeks ago. Patrick Mahomes didn’t fail. With the game on the line, despite a subpar performance up to that point, he dragged his nuts across the Lions face and marched down the field for the go ahead score. Mahomes is special. We are in very good hands for a long time.
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Halfcan In Search of a Life Join Date: Aug 2005 Casino cash: $7327995	Lion's Blueprint for success against the Chiefs/ 1. Leave guys open all over the field- and hope Mahomes misses them- Check 2. Create turnovers and fail to capitalize on them- Check 3. Choke at the end like they always do and lose the game- Check Hopefully, every team in the NFL will follow this from now on.
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FloridaMan88 Mahomes: We Are All Witnesses Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Miami, FL Casino cash: $822906	https://www.washingtonpost.com/sport...-is-nfls-best/ On one of his worst days, Patrick Mahomes shows why he is the NFL’s best A gulf exists between Patrick Mahomes and the rest of the NFL, and his performance Sunday afternoon provided a new way to explain the distance. He struggled to solve a sophisticated defensive game plan, the Kansas City Chiefs’ offense frequently stalled, and he failed to throw a touchdown pass. Mahomes also passed for more than 300 yards. He peeked at a referee to check and see if it was worthwhile to continue scrambling, and when he saw it was, he casually scampered for 25 yards. He led a game-winning, last-minute touchdown drive on which he darted 15 yards on fourth and eight. Mahomes’s tough days render him the most powerful weapon in the NFL. Even when he seems vulnerable, Mahomes is inevitable. The first quarter of the NFL season has not offered much in the way of clarity. Almost half the league is shuffling quarterbacks in one form or another. The Los Angeles Rams had been the clear NFC favorite, and then they yielded 55 points to Tampa Bay. The Browns have already looked chic, overhyped and like a juggernaut. The AFC is one big muddle, with 13 of 16 teams sitting at 2-2 or worse. But the season’s first four weeks have established one rock-solid certainty: Mahomes is the overwhelming favorite to repeat as MVP. He dragged the Chiefs to a 34-30 victory over the Lions in Detroit, spearheading a 79-yard touchdown drive that ended with 20 seconds left in the fourth quarter. Even after a sloppy game against a previously unbeaten team, the Chiefs are 4-0. Mahomes had played on a different plane for the season’s first three weeks, shredding defenses for 1,195 yards and 10 touchdowns without throwing an interception, even after losing top wide receiver Tyreek Hill to an injury in Week 1. After throwing 50 touchdown passes in his first season as a starter, Mahomes showed that he was still evolving, meshing his extraterrestrial throwing arm with an improved understanding of Coach Andy Reid’s offense. Sunday in Detroit was different. Lions Coach Matt Patricia dropped defensive linemen into coverage, alternated rushing patterns and mixed up coverages. Mahomes completed seven of his first 14 passes for 90 yards. The Chiefs didn’t score a touchdown on their first two trips to the red zone, and at one point in the second half they fumbled on three consecutive possessions. Mahomes still found a way to be Mahomes. He ran for 54 yards, taking advantage of gaps when the Lions played man coverage and double-teamed outside receivers. On the Chiefs’ final drive, the middle of the field opened on fourth and eight. Mahomes didn’t hesitate, and his dash up the middle kept the Chiefs alive. The Chiefs survived in part because cornerback Breshaud Breeland scooped a fumble at the goal line and returned it 100 yards for a defensive touchdown, essentially a 14-point swing. Mahomes still delivered with the most clutch regular season drive of his career. “Just finding whatever way to win the football game,” Mahomes said. “That’s how you roll in this league. It’s not always about the touchdowns and the yards — it’s about finding a way to win. If that was running for the first down, if that was handing the ball off when I have my running backs work for me, I mean, I’m going to do that. If you want to be great as a team, as a player, it’s how you win the game. So for me, I’m just going to go out there every single week and do whatever it takes to win.” Patricia, the former New England Patriots defensive coordinator, could have given his old boss some clues about how to slow down Mahomes, the same way he shed light on stopping the Rams last year in a regular season meeting before the Patriots strangled the Rams in the Super Bowl. In every conversation regarding the Chiefs, the Patriots immediately become relevant. Until they played one another in the AFC championship game last year, the Chiefs and Patriots had a combined record of 25-9. In the playoff round prior, they won by a combined score of 72-41. At halftime of those divisional round games, they had built leads of 35-7 and 24-7. The NFL’s great quarterback transition is happening, and the most flexible teams will thrive The Patriots and Chiefs created a chasm between themselves and the AFC last year, and they have already done the same this season. The Ravens may be a worthy challenger, but they have lost two consecutive games in which they have surrendered more than 500 yards. Week 4 is going to end with only the Patriots, Chiefs and Buffalo Bills better than 2-2 in the AFC. The Chiefs and Patriots have only further separated themselves in the AFC. Their coaches are way ahead of everyone else. Their quarterbacks are unfair in their own ways. The next four months will likely be about those two teams circling each other and determining where the rematch will be played. They play Dec. 28 at New England, and they will probably see each other in January, too. The Patriots are ever on the Chiefs’ horizon, especially for Coach Andy Reid. He has done everything in the NFL except win the Super Bowl, and the reason has most often been the Patriots. The one time Reid made the Super Bowl, with the Philadelphia Eagles after the 2004 season, he lost to Belichick and the Patriots. In his six seasons in Kansas City, two of Reid’s teams have won a playoff game. Both of them lost the following week to Belichick and the Patriots. But he has never had a force like Mahomes. It’s easy to forget that, at 24, Mahomes is still checking off boxes. He had, somewhat incredibly, never played in a dome before Sunday. The Lions entered unbeaten, and Mahomes has rarely beaten quality opponents — the Chiefs went 3-5 against playoff teams last season. He didn’t have his best game Sunday, but that didn’t prevent Mahomes from winning, or from showing what makes him the MVP.
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