2026/2027 NFL Season

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It looks like the Chiefs are back. They have the best running back in the NFL. If he stays healthy, they could go all the way.
 
Andrew Sak said:
It looks like the Chiefs are back. They have the best running back in the NFL. If he stays healthy, they could go all the way.
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The Chiefs are off to a great start. Walker IIi was Super Bowl MVP and a great KC free agency acquisition. The Seahawks dearly miss him.

The Chiefs are now facing the more difficult part of their season. Some analysts claim they have the 3rd hardest upcoming schedule. Others say 4th hardest. Of course, the difficulty ratings are subjective. I wouldn’t bet against them.
 
i feel like the chiefs played way better in almost every respect.

Got weighed down by fucking loser harrison butker and over a hundred yards in penalties. Many of which weren't even shown on the instant replay for me to judge whether they were real or imagined. Including the false start at the end that negated the TD.
 
Bones McHorror said:
i feel like the chiefs played way better in almost every respect.

Got weighed down by fucking loser harrison butker and over a hundred yards in penalties. Many of which weren't even shown on the instant replay for me to judge whether they were real or imagined. Including the false start at the end that negated the TD.
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The Chiefs played hard. It is unfortunate that Butker missed, but a 54 yard field goal is not easy, especially in wet weather. He has struggled a bit this season, especially with field goals over 50 yards.

The Broncos have a way of coming back in the 4th quarter of games, which they did when running back Jonah Coleman scored the go-ahead TD, leaving the Chiefs offense with1:56. Coleman has been a difference maker for the Broncos.

The Broncos defense allowed the Chiefs to march down the field with ease at the end, yet held tough in the red zone to win. It was difficult to see what happened with Jaylon Moore’s false start from the broadcast, but the ref was right there watching the line of scrimmage. I read some Chiefs fans online sticking up for the refs, claiming that the overhead replay clearly showed Moore moved before the ball was snapped.

In a game this close, penalties are often the difference. Both teams were significantly penalized, but the Chiefs lost more than double the yardage vs the yards lost from penalties by the Broncos.

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jrockbridge said:
The Chiefs played hard. It is unfortunate that Butker missed, but a 54 yard field goal is not easy, especially in wet weather. He has struggled a bit this season, especially with field goals over 50 yards.

The Broncos have a way of coming back in the 4th quarter of games, which they did when running back Jonah Coleman scored the go-ahead TD, leaving the Chiefs offense with1:56. Coleman has been a difference maker for the Broncos.

The Broncos defense allowed the Chiefs to march down the field with ease at the end, yet held tough in the red zone to win. It was difficult to see what happened with Jaylon Moore’s false start from the broadcast, but the ref was right there watching the line of scrimmage. I read some Chiefs fans online sticking up for the refs, claiming that the overhead replay clearly showed Moore moved before the ball was snapped. Was that played on the big screen in the stadium? I don’t recall seeing an overhead angle during the broadcast.

In a game this close, penalties are often the difference. Both teams were significantly penalized, but the Chiefs lost more than double the yardage vs the yards lost from penalties by the Broncos.

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Andy Reid also benched Kingsley Suamataia (LG) today for reasons he will not tell anyone. He increasingly hates the press in KC and well really anyone asking him questions about anything whatsoever. He's become this curmudgeonly old grandpa and not in a good way like the stupid commercials he appears in.

Guess who ends up giving up the sack at the end? His replacement Mike Caliendo. Who has been one of the worst in the league at his position for years running.

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Rex Ryan talking about Bo Nix, “This guy blows me away, because he is absolutely horrendous for three quarters, and then, he’s the best quarterback in the league.” :bigg: “When trailing, he has 25 touchdown passes to 3 interceptions. That’s the hardest thing to do.”
 
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