Originally Posted by RaidersOftheCellar:
Unprecedentedly incompetent, and yet you supported him all the way up until the day he was fired. Interesting.
Early in the season I thought they just needed more time to gel because the starters never played a down in the preseason. By the end of October I was hoping for the Broncos to go after Sean Payton:
Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe:
From Breer:
@DonRidenour): New owners going to can Nathaniel Hackett after the bye?
Breer: I don’t think so. But it’s hard to rule anything out. They have deep pockets, and if they had a goal to land, say, Sean Payton, and were willing to pay him $25 million per year to do so, then eating four years of an entry-level head coaching contract might not seem like the end of the world. And I think this logic could go for teams elsewhere, too, that might not be quite as wealthy as the Waltons, particularly with the windfall of the new broadcast deals.
Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe:
The Chiefs have benefited from an easy division until now. Payton had to deal with prime Matt Ryan and Julio + young Cam Newton.
So . . . . . . . Payton is better off now having to deal with prime Pat Mahomes and Kelce + young Justin Herbert?
Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe:
The roster that Dorsey built has degraded over time. The 2018 Chiefs with Hill, Kelce, Hunt, Watkins, Schwartz, Fisher, Justin Houston, Dee Ford and Chris Jones was much better than the 2022 version of the Chiefs.
I'm just curious Knowshit. Do you still think that the 2018 Dorsey built team was better than the 2022 Superbowl champion Chiefs team? [Reply]
Lol. Yeah, we've degraded over time from 2019 Super Bowl Champs to *checks notes* 2022 Super Bowl Champs. Man, we suck!
Top end talent alone doesn't win Super Bowls. You gotta have solid depth. KC may have had more top end talent in 2018, but the 2022 team was much better overall and much deeper than the team that lost to the Pats in the AFC Title Game.
I still think the 2018 team would have beat the Rams in the Super Bowl if they had been able to get by the Pats, but this 2022 team would have absolutely obliterated the 2018 Rams in a Super Bowl. It would have been like one of your old John Elway super bowls against the 49er's or Redskins. Downright UGLY. [Reply]
Originally Posted by jjchieffan:
I'm just curious Knowshit. Do you still think that the 2018 Dorsey built team was better than the 2022 Superbowl champion Chiefs team?
Absolutely.
Just like I think the 2012 Broncos were a better team than the 2015 Super Bowl champion Broncos. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe:
Chris Jones and MAYBE 2 others on your D could get snaps on Denver’s D. Our entire WR corps is better than what you guys have too. Bolles and Meinerz would start for you too. Your roster outside of Mahomes, Jones, a few pieces on the OL and Kelce is trash.
So........trash rosters are Superbowl champions eh? What does that say about the rest of the league? 14 times that trash roster won the game. The Jaguars and Bungholes couldn't beat that trash roster in the playoffs, and the Eagles couldn't do it in the Superbowl. Wow! How does that happen?? I'll tell you how. Because Brett Veach has assembled one of the best rosters in the league while Gomer Paton has put together one of the worst [Reply]
Originally Posted by jjchieffan:
So........trash rosters are Superbowl champions eh? What does that say about the rest of the league? 14 times that trash roster won the game. The Jaguars and Bungholes couldn't beat that trash roster in the playoffs, and the Eagles couldn't do it in the Superbowl. Wow! How does that happen?? I'll tell you how. Because Brett Veach has assembled one of the best rosters in the league while Gomer Paton has put together one of the worst
The refs handed you guys the AFCCG at Burrowhead and then Sodgate gave you guys the Super Bowl.
The Eagles would’ve went 2020 Bucs on that ass if the field had good footing. [Reply]
Originally Posted by TomBarndtsTwin:
Lol. Yeah, we've degraded over time from 2019 Super Bowl Champs to *checks notes* 2022 Super Bowl Champs. Man, we suck!
Top end talent alone doesn't win Super Bowls. You gotta have solid depth. KC may have had more top end talent in 2018, but the 2022 team was much better overall and much deeper than the team that lost to the Pats in the AFC Title Game.
I still think the 2018 team would have beat the Rams in the Super Bowl if they had been able to get by the Pats, but this 2022 team would have absolutely obliterated the 2018 Rams in a Super Bowl. It would have been like one of your old John Elway super bowls against the 49er's or Redskins. Downright UGLY.
KC has degraded from 14th-best SB odds in 2018 to the best odds in 2023. Damn, that Veach guy sucks! :-) [Reply]
Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe:
The refs handed you guys the AFCCG at Burrowhead and then Sodgate gave you guys the Super Bowl.
The Eagles would’ve went 2020 Bucs on that ass if the field had good footing.
:-) I would expect your delusional ass to pump that bullshit narrative. Calling a penalty on a blatant late hit out of bounds is hardly the refs handing them the game. And I still have yet to hear anyone explain how one team has an advantage over the other when playing on the same field. Do you think that the offensive linemen were somehow able to get better footing to hold off the Eagles passrushers? And don't forget. The Chiefs had the second most sacks in the league this year. Who's to say that the Chiefs wouldn't have sacked Hurts into oblivion on a better field? They certainly were all over Burrow in Arrowhead during the AFCCG. Face it, the Chiefs are a far better team that your Donks team from top to bottom. They are actually legit Superbowl champions. Unlike any of the Superfarce teams that your cheating franchise claims. [Reply]
