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KC Paul 3.0 wrote: Thank you for clarifying, Bill- you layed it out PERFECTLY. I admit that I wouldn't have explained it nearly as well.

JHawkBCD wrote:
Not at all.

The past Chiefs defenses could not make halftime adjustments.

This Chiefs defense vs. Denver today?

1st half - allowed 282 yards, 21 points
2nd half - allowed 106 yards, 6 points

The defense got tough when it counted, and has exhibited the ability to force turnovers at twice the rate of the past three Chiefs defensive abortions.

poptart wrote:If the Lynch play was a penalty then the league may as well cancel the rest of it's season.

Football no longer exists.

KC Paul 3.0 wrote:

poptart wrote:If the Lynch play was a penalty then the league may as well cancel the rest of it's season.

Football no longer exists.

It had NO RELEVANCE WHATSOEVER to the final outcome of the game.

Get over it.

jiminphilly wrote:The Chiefs went from having a 3rd and 7 on the 9 to 1st and goal on the 4 and they scored a TD on the very next offensive play which put them up by 4 and that penalty had NO RELEVANCE WHATSOEVER TO THE final outcome of the game?

For Christsakes, Paul, it was the game winning TD when all was said and done. Are you really that fucking stupid?

JHawkBCD wrote:inches

d-townmike wrote: I am not one to put blame on the officiating but we got screwed. I know, in the end it's scoreboard, but we got completely screwed by those KC fans that the NFL calls "refs."

Plus, that WAS a first down that Anderson had.

But the truth is the Chiefs won the game because their defense stopped Anderson on fourth and 1, and Bill Leavy was man enough to correct the spotting error of one of his co-workers. To be honest, the replays were all pretty inconclusive. An avalanche of Chiefs defenders blocked the camera angles from picking up Anderson and the ball. Leavy could have let the spot stand and hid behind “inconclusive evidence.” He could have left KC’s defense on the field and told Gunther Cunningham’s guys to protect those last 52 yards.

“A lot of guys might not have reversed that,” Vermeil said. “That’s a gutsy call.”

“The runner was clearly short by a couple of feet of the 48-yard line,” Leavy said after the game. “He had to reach the 48.”

Anderson was short because defensive tackle Ryan Sims stood up the guard in front of him, which stopped Anderson’s momentum, and Lional Dalton and Jared Allen crashed into Anderson as he tried to cut back.

“Sims blew up the guard,” Dalton said.

The Chiefs blew up the interior of Denver’s offensive line on the play. Linebackers Kawika Mitchell and Derrick Johnson charged the “A” gaps. Safety Sammy Knight blitzed from the outside. Allen didn’t have a gap responsibility. He was just supposed to go with his offensive tackle and then find the football.

Kansas City’s defensive performance clearly surprised Shanahan. “The Mastermind” coached with an arrogance that surely delighted the Chiefs’ coaching staff. The Broncos entered the game with a two-game lead in the AFC West and thoroughly convinced that there was no way KC’s offense could keep pace with Shanahan’s offensive unit.

Shanahan didn’t acknowledge that Denver’s running game needed its No. 1 running back until the second half. Tatum Bell ran the ball just five times all afternoon. He didn’t play in the first half. He picked up 46 yards on his five second-half carries. His replacements — Anderson and Ron Dayne — carried the ball 21 times for 63 yards.

Given a turnover in KC territory just 15 seconds before halftime, Shanahan ran a draw play on first down that moved the ball to the Kansas City 34. On third down, Shanahan eschewed a 52-yard field-goal attempt or a 34-yard Hail Mary pass. Instead, Shanahan called for another draw play and jogged into the locker room happy with a 21-21 tie.

Early in the third quarter, trailing 24-21, the Broncos were set up first and goal at the 6. Shanahan ran Dayne twice and Anderson once and then trotted out Denver’s field-goal unit.

Shanahan does not respect the Chiefs. He coached the Broncos as if it were 2002 or 2003 and Greg Robinson was controlling Kansas City’s defense. The Chiefs’ defense doesn’t give away points anymore. Shanahan never anticipated Gunther Cunningham regrouping his defenders and slowing Denver’s offense.

Well, that’s what happened in the second half. The effort the Chiefs put forth on Sunday was good enough to beat every team in football except the Colts. Kansas City played its most complete game during Vermeil’s tenure. Against one of the league’s best run defenses, Larry Johnson rushed for 140 yards and two TDs. Trent Green completed 16 of 23 passes for 253 yards, two TDs and two interceptions. The Chiefs overcame adversity. They made big plays on both sides of the ball.

joe6pac wrote:

poptart wrote:If the Lynch play was a penalty then the league may as well cancel the rest of it's season.

Football no longer exists.

WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA it was a fumble not a tuck!!!!WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Fuck, try having a new take on football besides allways blaming the refs.

T REX wrote:

JHawkBCD wrote:The defense got tough when it counted, and has exhibited the ability to force turnovers at twice the rate of the past three Chiefs defensive abortions.

Thank you........I missed one.......

KC Paul 3.0 wrote:

poptart wrote:If the Lynch play was a penalty then the league may as well cancel the rest of it's season.

Football no longer exists.

It had NO RELEVANCE WHATSOEVER to the final outcome of the game.
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KC Paul 3.0 wrote: It had NO RELEVANCE WHATSOEVER to the final outcome of the game.

JHawkBCD wrote:
Your failed attempt at humor has once again left you with plungermarks on your sphinchter, and another notch on the Chiefs' plunger.

I'm all for trolling myopic homers... but you really suck at it.

Off yourself at your earliest convenience.

T REX wrote:No wonder you can't appreciate good humor....its usually about you or your "greatest team of all-time".

KC Paul 3.0 wrote:

Cuda wrote:

KC Paul 3.0 wrote: It had NO RELEVANCE WHATSOEVER to the final outcome of the game.
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No, not nearly as much as Tony Gonzales holding the LB on that last touchdown.

What fucking game were YOU watching? Tony G blocked TWO Mule players cleanly, fucko.

Fuck off bitch.

Felix wrote:

KC Paul 3.0 wrote: It had NO RELEVANCE WHATSOEVER to the final outcome of the game.

So what you're saying here is that 3rd and goal from the nine is the same as 1st and goal from the four........

War Wagon wrote:

Red wrote: You think you are?

Jacksonville is a game up and closes out the season against m2l's Niners, the Texuns and Tennessee. They're in. Pittsburgh is one game back, but they have Minny, Cleveland and Detroit. I'm liking their chances. Throw Sandy Eggo into the mix, and no, you're not sniffing the playoffs.

Hope you savored today.

This just in. We control our own destiny now.

You miserable donk bitches still have to go play in San Diego. The AFC West is still up for grabs.