kungfoodude

Cowturd doesn't believe in Darnold. He's just using Darnold to throw shade at Baker Mayfield. Anyone hyping this up is basically signing off on that smug douche giving backhanded compliments to Sam.

It would be nice to see how our situational 3rd down conversions compare to league averages.

He is actually just more so talking about the hamstring in general and clearly keeps adding that he doesn't know much about CMC's specific injury other than speculating. I really don't see what the butthurt was about. It was an informative video.

I mean....most of them are a problem at this point.

The OL is definitely trash. It's extraordinarily obvious. We need just accept that is going to be the case for the bulk of the season. Maybe the younger players start to show some sign of being able to help us as the season progresses. That's about all we can hope for. On the positive side, we have been able to win three straight games with a dumpster fire OL. Says a lot about the scheme and the play of the rest of the offense.

Reddick is looking like the best Panthers offseason addition. Maybe one of the best offseason additions in the NFL.

I care way less about the refs than the injuries. Shitty refs are part of the game AND we won despite them sucking balls.

Really don't want to see him rush back with a hamstring injury. Those tend to be nagging. Take the time you need to get healthy. We will be fine.

Agreed. This has been phenomenal and it shows we might be, once again, ahead of schedule. That's really fuging enough for me. I don't need a 15 win season(although I would take it for sure). Just keep showing this progress and that the majority of the offseasons moves were right.

The CMC injury may just be overuse the length of his career. TBH, he is leaning towards being one of those NFL RB's just just catches the injury bug and start to break down. So, due to that, not 100% ready to say the turf was the main cause of his injury. However, Horn's injury did smack of turf related. If so....get rid of that poo ASAP.

This x1000. Sam is much better having the safety net of one of the top weapons in the league. The only thing that MIGHT be a blessing is Hubbard getting increased game reps. At least his development should ramp up and we will know if we finally have a long term backup RB.

The Horn injury sucks but we need to try to avoid panic signings. We are trying to build sustained success, not a Hurney-esque trove of over-the-hill vets in a quest for "this is our year!"

Would kind of prefer that we don't make our QB prove their toughness. That happened once before and it didn't end well. I'd rather people pointlessly question his toughness as he ends game after game in a clean jersey.

Injuries is the obvious answer to what I didn't like. The OL struggling is just an expectation at this point. We just have to gut it out in that regard. The positives are the defense and Darnold's ability to be a gamer. Overall, the team won a game against an inferior opponent on the road. Road wins in the NFL aren't easy, especially on a short week.

Fine but you can build a championship caliber team that is just one piece away and improve that position. I would rather have Kansas City's sustained success level than what we did with our franchise QB.

But why is Alex Smith considered a bad thing? If Darnold is Alex Smith our ceiling is pretty high. If Darnold is just steady, we are a very good team.

I dub it, Blizzard.

I don't want to imagine this because of all those commercials that warn about a 4 hour boner.

I love it. We are owed some fuging breaks