1/02/2010 Raider Vs. Chiefs
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Our schedule will be tougher and so will your fool!
DONT FORGET THE REASON YOUR NOT IN THE PLAYOFFS IS CAUSE YOU COULDNT BEAT SHITTY TEAMS...
Playoffs.
And according to this theory the raiders fans can never talk about super bowls...because we have the all time record heads up.
Where you watching the raiders game at this weekend breh?
DONT FORGET THE REASON YOUR NOT IN THE PLAYOFFS IS CAUSE YOU COULDNT BEAT SHITTY TEAMS...
Playoffs.
And according to this theory the raiders fans can never talk about super bowls...because we have the all time record heads up.
Where you watching the raiders game at this weekend breh?
I'm sorry, but anyone who says they'd rather not be int he playoffs if they thought they were going to lose... that's bullshit
you never know what's gonna happen in the playoffs
I've been talking shit to Chiefs fans since we just beat them, but at the end of the day even fi they get smashed on, at least they can say they made the playoffs... I wish we could say that...
I do think the Chiefs will lose, but I won't be shocked if they win... 7-1 at home isn't bad, they still have a decent chance
they're O-line needs to clean it up though... we man handled them on Sunday
you never know what's gonna happen in the playoffs
I've been talking shit to Chiefs fans since we just beat them, but at the end of the day even fi they get smashed on, at least they can say they made the playoffs... I wish we could say that...
I do think the Chiefs will lose, but I won't be shocked if they win... 7-1 at home isn't bad, they still have a decent chance
they're O-line needs to clean it up though... we man handled them on Sunday
On some real shit I'm just happy to see the AFC west coming back with some life... And as long as the donkeys keep being absolutely terrible I'll be happy. The Raiders vs Chiefs rivalry is by far the greatest rivalry in the NFL in my eyes and will always be one of the reasons I watch football. But the broncos can stay at the fucking bottom for all I care. Fuck the donkeys
Chiefs vs. Ravens Will Be Strength vs. Strength
kcchiefsblog.com
It’s no secret that the Kansas City Chiefs want to run the football and they were better than any team in the league when it came to doing just that this season. When they take the field Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens in the first round of the playoffs, they will have to do it against one of the best rushing defenses in the NFL.
The Chiefs led the league with 164.2 rushing yards per game, while the Ravens rushing defense was fifth best by allowing just 93.9 yards.
That’s not to say the Chiefs cannot be stopped or the Ravens cannot be had.
In their six losses, Kansas City’s rushing attack averaged just under 110 yards and if you take out their shootout with the Houston Texans, that number dips down to 86.2.
Meanwhile, Baltimore has given up 100 yards on the ground eight times this season, though only one of those games turned out to be a loss (week 6 vs. New England). Oddly enough, in their four losses the Ravens defense only allowed 83.8 yards. The Browns burned Baltimore early for a season-high 173 yards in Peyton Hillis’ breakout game.
Both teams played to their strength as the season winded down. Baltimore yielded just 76.8 yards per game over the final five weeks of the season while Kansas City averaged 142 over that same stretch.
The one secret weapon that the Chiefs have isn’t a secret at all: Jamaal Charles. He was forced to leave Sunday’s loss to the Raiders twice due to stingers, but is the most rested feature back in the playoffs. Kansas City head coach Todd Haley has limited the carries of Charles throughout the season, presumably, so he could use him without limits in the second season.
Only three times all season did Matt Cassel hand off to Charles more than 20 times in a game and over the last month he never eclipsed 14 carries. To put that in perspective, Baltimore’s lead back Ray Rice carried the ball 95 times the final month of the season. Charles received 91 carries over the last six games.
No matter how you slice it, we are in for one hell of a showdown Sunday afternoon at Arrowhead Stadium.
kcchiefsblog.com
It’s no secret that the Kansas City Chiefs want to run the football and they were better than any team in the league when it came to doing just that this season. When they take the field Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens in the first round of the playoffs, they will have to do it against one of the best rushing defenses in the NFL.
The Chiefs led the league with 164.2 rushing yards per game, while the Ravens rushing defense was fifth best by allowing just 93.9 yards.
That’s not to say the Chiefs cannot be stopped or the Ravens cannot be had.
In their six losses, Kansas City’s rushing attack averaged just under 110 yards and if you take out their shootout with the Houston Texans, that number dips down to 86.2.
Meanwhile, Baltimore has given up 100 yards on the ground eight times this season, though only one of those games turned out to be a loss (week 6 vs. New England). Oddly enough, in their four losses the Ravens defense only allowed 83.8 yards. The Browns burned Baltimore early for a season-high 173 yards in Peyton Hillis’ breakout game.
Both teams played to their strength as the season winded down. Baltimore yielded just 76.8 yards per game over the final five weeks of the season while Kansas City averaged 142 over that same stretch.
The one secret weapon that the Chiefs have isn’t a secret at all: Jamaal Charles. He was forced to leave Sunday’s loss to the Raiders twice due to stingers, but is the most rested feature back in the playoffs. Kansas City head coach Todd Haley has limited the carries of Charles throughout the season, presumably, so he could use him without limits in the second season.
Only three times all season did Matt Cassel hand off to Charles more than 20 times in a game and over the last month he never eclipsed 14 carries. To put that in perspective, Baltimore’s lead back Ray Rice carried the ball 95 times the final month of the season. Charles received 91 carries over the last six games.
No matter how you slice it, we are in for one hell of a showdown Sunday afternoon at Arrowhead Stadium.
Im glad that makes you happy. Sit back and and imagine that while you jack off on the lazy boy watchin the Chiefs in the playoffs.
Its not a 6 game season. Its 16 and you guys just didnt cut it... 1st team to ever go 6-0 in the division and miss the playoffs. Why? because you cant beat the shit NFC West teams you love to talk shit on.
Its not a 6 game season. Its 16 and you guys just didnt cut it... 1st team to ever go 6-0 in the division and miss the playoffs. Why? because you cant beat the shit NFC West teams you love to talk shit on.
Yeah but remember its all about head to head matchups. Remember. It doesnt matter we made the playoffs you guys beat us twice. Remember.
So according to that theory playoffs dont matter. And we have the lead in the all time head to head series.
So we are better according to the theory the raiders have had this season.
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So according to that theory playoffs dont matter. And we have the lead in the all time head to head series.
So we are better according to the theory the raiders have had this season.
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