I want absolutely no part of KC. Their momentum, going into the playoffs, is greater than even ours, right now.
Andy Reid and Gary Kubiak-coached teams can be beat in the playoffs. Tomlin/Rothlesberger is probably the de-facto #2 seed, regardless of what the actual seeding is. The AFC is more wide open than it appears.
He was doubled some yes but mostly he'd over run the play or take the wrong angles due to poor technique. This I attributed to his lack of playing time. He's basically a rookie which is why I did not expect anything from him until next year at the earliest.
OlajuWatt...... great, great, great to have both those players H-Town in this b**** Nice stat. Hopkins also set the franchise record for TD receptions in a season this year. Great year and great start to his career. Don't. He said f*** Houston, so shed no tears for him.
KC has a better offense Denver has a better defense Denver has better WRs KC has a better TE KC has a more experienced coach Denver's coaching staff knows more about the Texans KC is on a hot streak but is due for a loss Denver still has Peyton but he doesn't have the best post-season record
well, with our mediocre offense and stellar defense, the chiefs seem like the better matchup. i think this team has grown so much since week 1.. as for sending hoyer out in primetime, that's my no.1 concern. dude just can't handle the pressure.
KC also has Marcus Peters who is a pick machine. KC also have played us already and had a great game plan. Very, very quick and short passes. so we couldn't disrupt their offense at all. We adjusted a little in the 2nd of that game but it was too late. Hopefully we don't too long to adapt this time.
Peters is good but Talib is better. The team KC played in week 1 is nothing like this team. Kelce is a problem but I think I'll face him over Thomas and Sanders.
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Congratulations Texans for turning your season around. We went for an abysmal 2-5 start to finishing the season off strong by going 7-2 in our last 9 games. Hats off to Coach Bill O'Brien and Coach Ronnie Crennel. Job well done Gentlemen. AFC South Division Champs. Love it
