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    Packers first lost.

    Too bad, Packers fell, oh, I'm a Steelers fan.

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    I'm surprised. I didnt think any team could beat them. Congratulations Chiefs.

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    I really didn't think any team could beat them either, good game.

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    Yeah they lost, but I sure didn't think the Chiefs would be the ones to do it.
    Glad I didn't bet on that game 'cause I'd lost.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Randy Moore View Post
    Yeah they lost, but I sure didn't think the Chiefs would be the ones to do it.
    Glad I didn't bet on that game 'cause I'd lost.
    Couldn't have put it better myself. At least it wasn't Denver.
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    The game wasn't televised out here so I can't really say much about how they played, other than:

    The Packers defense has been a liability all season long. They lead the league in take aways, but they also lead the league in yards allowed. The defense makes the most ordinary QB look like a pro bowler. I can't say they lead the league in giving up big plays, but I would fully expect they do.

    The offense has carried the burden of winning every game this season. Today they were not the best unit on the field.

    KC players were playing with a new found energy under a new coach who is trying to earn a contract for next season. They were also hosting the defending champions, so their A game was required.

    But in the end, all that matters is that KC played a better game and there is no question the best team won today.

    Packers have some systemic issues on defense to address if they hope to advance deep in the playoffs.

    Congrats to the Chief's and their fans. It was a fantastic game for them.
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    I guess "On any given Sunday" holds.

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    Colts' first win.
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    I guess rumors of Favre's return will surface tomorrow.

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    I watched the game ... Packer's fan... But the Chiefs secondary absolutely shut down the Packers receivers for all but a couple of drives. And the Chiefs defensive end (can't think of his name) spent most of the game in the Packers backfield. Now the packers have some key injuries and I think that played a part yesterday, but the Chiefs defense was the main story. The chiefs also seemed to be able rack up first downs almost at whim until they got inside the 10.. for whatever reason they got real conservative with play calls at that point and ended up settling for FGs on most drives.

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    Being a Miami fan from from the early 70s I must say I am happy when a perfect season goes by the wayside. It is harder to do today than it was for them though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Tymchak View Post
    The chiefs also seemed to be able rack up first downs almost at whim until they got inside the 10.. for whatever reason they got real conservative with play calls at that point and ended up settling for FGs on most drives.
    This has been the story all season. The Packers had a slightly better third down conversion rating than the Chiefs, but the Chiefs were getting 1st downs off the first and second downs. Packers can not stop anyone until their backs are against the goal line. Then they are pretty good. The other 90-95 yards? eh, not so much.
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    This is probably not more than a speed bump for the Packers. Really got to give credit to the Chiefs though.

    Offensively the Packers are so good. Only thing I can think of that was close was maybe the Ram teams when Curt Warner and Marshall Faulk and their recievers were playing so great. Maybe the Joe Montana or Steve Young 49er teams.

    The Saints have their moments but I dont think they are as consistent as the Packers. They're working on it though. Drew Brees is getting pretty close to the season yardage record of Dan Morino. The Saints have actually been trying to improve their run game this year. I think they are in the top ten as for as running the ball. Far better than last year. Having a better run game seems to be helping their passing game. Drew Brees with less sacks and less picks than last year.

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    The Saints have a pretty good team. A really good team. I hope the Packers can wrap up home field this weekend as I do not want to see them go to NO. Or SF for that matter after what they did to the Steelers tonight. Wow.

    Packers have had a pretty inconsistent running game this season. Grant finally had a good game against the Raiders. Starks has been hit or miss. With the O line the way it is right now I'm not sure what our best options are. Maybe just hand it off to Kuhn and little him power it up the middle?
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    I don't think the Packers was expecting the Chiefs to play so well, with the new coach, caught the Packers off guard. I enjoyed the game though, go Chiefs, go Packers.

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