kungfoodude

I really think that is a massively underrated aspect. KC is very, very comfortable in this situation.

The SB bowl experience difference is massive. Just look at the rosters and who has been and who hasn't.

Who you got? MVP? Most improved player? Best Line? Offensive POY? Defensive POY?

Him. MKG looks like Magic Johnson in comparison. I will say it was bananas to see that Detroit team live side by side with us. Outside probably Bridges and Gibson it looked like Towson versus Kansas at the college level. Insane how big and physical that Pistons team is.

Honestly, they played hard against a fsr superior Detroit team. Salaun is a great defensive prospect and possibly one of the worst offensive players I have seen above the high school level.

KC hasn't faced a defense like this yet and they are highly mediocre offensively. I think that is the difference. Conversely, the playoff/Super Bowl experience difference between KC and Philky is fuging insane.

They would be out of their fuging minds to take a QB at 7 if Sanders and Ward are gone. I hope it happens.

I will say if there is a team built to beat KC it is Philly.

And Hurts and the passing game sort of took a step backwards. Yes TO's are down but he made him so TO averse that he holds on to the ball too long to avoid risky throws. Sack percentage up quite a bit and passing yardage down a lot.

QB's have had success running against KC this year and this playoffs. I think Hurts gets over 40 rushing on them, if not more. I do thing they bottle up Barkley some but still net around 200 passing. The issue will be I think they have real problems passing the ball.

Yeah, as a Panthers fan I am painfully aware of that but the overall trend is a key thing too.

Let me see if the Pats ever lost a penalty battle during the Brady era.

Yeah, we have to keep in mind we don't have a ton of cap space. If Horn and Ikey are gonna get deals in the near future, we can't be too free with the cap space.

I am not sure that is a given. Seems like there is a real logjam at Edge/DE in this draft. I think there is going to be a wide band for a lot of these guys depending on team evaluations. Green could jump up the boards a lot during the next few weeks. That's why I am really reticent to use #8 on that position. I am not even sure I buy Carter as being overwhelmingly better than some of the rest of this class.

Call me crazy but Moore doesn't scare me as a HC in New Orleans.

I got it 30-27 KC. Philly runs for over 200, turns it over once. Philly kicker misses a FG at some point. KC turns it over twice. KC wins the penalty battle slightly(angering conspiracy theorists that don't realize the last time a SB winner was more penalized than the loser was the 2013 season).

I mean, he is 28 so probably the shorter term deal, the better. 3 year deal with an out in year 3, maybe.

For the Panthers specifically, you probably make that trade even if it's as high as a 4th or 5th pick. Wilson is likely better than any of the WR's in this draft.

Philly was a better team than Washington. There was no fix there.

I told my buddies there to start a Mountain Meadows Massacre themed chant if they started winning.

He really does need a spark. We need someone on the team to punch him in the face prior to every game.

It's WILDLY unrealistic. I mean, that would be the hardest I had ever cum in my life.

Oh, you can always finish.