LinvilleGorge

It's fun football. Sadly a consistently better product than the NFL right now. That they're accomplishing it with a lesser talent pool is an indictment of the NFL not college football.

Watch two good college teams and then watch the Panthers and report back which was a more enjoyable football watching experience.

I just saw where this one was headed when KC was absolutely dominating the game but only up 17-7. It felt like they should've been up by three TDs. Seems like that often comes back to bite you in the ass and it but then tonight.

Kelce is 34. It's normal. I really don't understand how KC didn't find a way to keep Tyreek and pay him. If you can pair Mahomes and Tyreek for the foreseeable future you do it. Because if Kelce retires what do they have for weapons? Rice looks like something to work with for the future but what else?

26 drops from KC this year? Oh wee mayne.

Damn, Mahomes has a hose. That was a laser. Watson drops it. KC really needs WR help this off-season.

KC has a pretty cake schedule down the stretch though.

Oh wow. Dropped bomb. And now it's gonna be intentional grounding. Valdez-Scantling really blew that.

Chiefs with a final drive down four to decide this one.

Oh looky there... 21-17 Eagles now

I'd be nervous right now if I'm KC. It feels like they're dominating this game far more than the 17-7 score reflects. Seems like failing to translate on field domination to the scoreboard ends up biting you in the ass by the end of the game a lot of times.

It's better than the current situation of a completely blown coverage which is what happens if you don't switch it

If the receiver isn't straight up throwing an outright block it just doesn't get called. Defenses have to adjust. Gotta start switching off on picks if you're playing man. And you gotta call out the pick for your teammate. Play it like basketball. It's essentially a basketball play on a football field.

Teams have to adjust to these pick plays. Gonna have to start switching off of picks like in basketball. If you're picked, you play the picker and the free defender takes the man the pick is being set for. Because unless it's just blatant blocking before the pass the refs let the offense get away with it so defenses have to adjust.

It was offsides but I can't believe they missed that DPI. Mr. Swift definitely got interfered with

If Mahomes throws that toward the pylon it's an easy TD. That was just a bad throw.

And Mahomes returns the favor with an awful INT of his own.

Ron gonna Ron. That was one of those classic Ron games where the entire team just looks like utter dog poo in a game they should've never lost in a million years. We were always good for a couple of those a season.

Oh yikes, just an awful throw from Hurts gets picked but AJ Brown might have ripped that out of there for a fumble. I think Brown's leg touched him while he was down though.

Oh look, Rashee Rice. That's a guy we could've drafted. Very effective yards after the catch they say. KC' leading WR. Hmmm... Taken #55. We took Mingo #39.

I don't blame him. He's made plenty of money and has had a helluva career. If they can repeat it wouldn't surprise me in the least of he walks away. I mean, he's 34. It wouldn't exactly be a premature retirement.

Rematch of last year's SB. It's in KC but these conditions seem to heavily favor the Eagles.

Just different games. Those dudes usually end up getting taken care of by boosters. Now with NIL money those types of guys will end up making REAL money. Honestly, the college game is just flat out more entertaining than the NFL right now. There's a lot of bad football being played in the NFL right now.

Just different games. The Golden Calf of Bristol was as college elite as they come, his game just didn't translate to the NFL. You're looking for physical traits with the right mentality in terms of projecting to the NFL. Bryce just didn't have any of the physical traits. The Golden Calf of Bristol didn't either in terms of arm. He had average NFL arm strength with well blow average NFL accuracy. He was basically a power RB who threw enough to keep defenses honest.

Nah, he was definitely college elite. But college elite just doesn't always translate. Bryce is the type of classic Heisman winner who is a great college QB but everyone with working vision who isn't trying to formulate a narrative they like can see that he's physically maxed out and will be severely physically limited in the NFL and ends up being a mid-late round pick when someone takes a flyer on him just in case he somehow finds a way to recreate the magic knowing he almost certainly won't.