Chiefs - AFC championship game

[Seth]

56 minutes ago, fishinwrench said:

I'm not a big football fanatic, rarely even follow it at all.....but I certainly noticed that the Chiefs hot new quarterback punk threw some pretty unstable and "headed into the cornfield" passes, while Brady's passes were like bullets directly to the chest of his receivers.

Is that why Brady threw two interceptions and Mahomes threw.....none? 

[fishinwrench]

9 minutes ago, Seth said:

Is that why Brady threw two interceptions and Mahomes threw.....none? 

Let's concentrate on the pass/received ratio here. 

At least SOMEBODY could catch it 😁

[Phil Lilley]

My take on Mahomes is he has talent.  But he's young and he has a lot of prove on the field.  He appears reckless but most of his reckless-appearing flings end up completed passes with very few interceptions.

Experience and maturity may prove him one of the best or a flash in the pan.  Probably somewhere in between.  But you have to admit so far he's fun to watch.

[joeD]

St. Louis has a Super Bowl ring.

Yet, we now have no team.

So, KC, would you rather have a championship and no team, or a team with no championship but you still have a team?

Stupid question, I know,, But I live in St. Louis where we have been doubled divorced.

Then again, it is Kansas City MO right? Missouri?  Not Kansas.

 

[Terrierman]

2 minutes ago, joeD said:

St. Louis has a Super Bowl ring.

Yet, we now have no team.

So, KC, would you rather have a championship and no team, or a team with no championship but you still have a team?

Stupid question, I know,, But I live in St. Louis where we have been doubled divorced.

Then again, it is Kansas City MO right? Missouri?  Not Kansas.

 

You have a short memory.

[joeD]

1970 . My apologies, I have no memory BTW Mr T-man, 

1970? 

[Johnsfolly]

Chiefs won SB IV against Minnesota in 1970.

[Terrierman]

2 hours ago, Johnsfolly said:

Chiefs won SB IV against Minnesota in 1970.

I remember it well.  I also remember the longest game ever played, listening to it on the radio as my mother was driving me to the K.C. airport to fly back to California to complete my USMC training.  Those Chiefs teams were GOOD.  On both sides of the ball.

[Flysmallie]

10 hours ago, joeD said:

But I live in St. Louis where we have been doubled divorced.

I feel sorry for St. Louis Rams fans. Heck I was sad when the Cardinals left and I didn't really care that much about NFL football at that point. But as football fans you suck. Baseball? You got that covered like a mf'er. I remember going and there being more KC fans in the place than STL fans. I think the last time I went was 2011 or 2012. We only went because one of the princesses high school bands played half time. Place was full of STL fans. But it was like being at the movie when they are playing the commercials, and trivia, and bs but it's okay because everybody is talking and chatting and checking their phone. But it's not commercials and trivia in the background it's an NFL FOOTBALL GAME!! We were on the 30 yd line 8 rows off the field and had a quiet conversation during the game. Most people around that rarely looked up from their phones. That doesn't happen in KC. You get down close to the field and they are getting their butts kicked and it still sounds like your standing next to a jet engine. It happens in Carolina. It happens in Washington. I've seen high school football games that were more exciting than that. Hell I have played high school football in more exciting environments than that. 

But I feel bad because no matter what anyone did that douche of an owner was leaving with his team and nothing was going to stop him. I've disliked the Rams for a very long time. Way before they ever went to St. Louis. But I want them to lose the Super Bowl because Stan Kroenke is the owner. 

[Phil Lilley]

I remember members of the Chief's team coming to Parsons in the off season and playing a basketball game.  It must have been a benefit or something.  I got a lot of autographs on a team photo... and of course that's gone with all my good baseball cards worth thousands now.

I remember Buck Buchanan, Bobby Bell, Willie Lanier and Curley Culp.  Yea it was all the big guys who played.