Tag: Indianapolis Colts

The Kansas City Chiefs haven’t won a home playoff game since 1994 when Joe Montana led a late touchdown drive against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Since January 11th, 1970 the Chiefs have had 4 playoff wins while the Colts have 4 playoff wins against the Chiefs alone! Chiefs fans are nervous having to face this Colts team for a now 5th time in the playoffs and rightfully so. The Chiefs only have 2 home playoff wins in their history and if they lose yet another one, therapists in the Kansas City metro area are going to be busy come Monday. However, the Chiefs have the MVP of the league in Patrick Mahomes so this isn’t the same Chiefs with the likes of Steve Bono, Elvis Grbac, Trent Green, Matt Cassel, or even Alex Smith. For the first time, in a long time, the Kansas City Chiefs can say they have their very own franchise quarterback and not an attempt to turn someone else’s trash into their treasure. It’s time for the Chiefs to exorcise the demons of playoff failures past and look toward a new and bright future with the most exciting quarterback the NFL has to offer!  Continue reading “Chiefs vs. Colts – Exorcising Playoff Demons (video)” →

We’ve all been in tumultuous relationships that have forced us to put up walls and prepare ourselves for the worst later in life. Thus is the life of a Chiefs fan, the proverbial girlfriend that promises you all her guy friends are “just friends” yet leaves you wallowing in a pit of unabashed misery when you find out otherwise. Folks, we’ve been here before, and it never stops hurting. Continue reading “Chiefs dark post-season past must be put to rest” →

No NFL season is the same as the next due to injuries, free agency, the draft, trades, and players retiring (ask the 49ers about this one) so we look at the changes teams have gone through and predict what the upcoming season will hold. Can Peyton Manning stave off old age for another go at a championship? Can Tom Brady come back from the deflate gate mess and suspension and pull a rabbit out of his hat one more time for Super Bowl win number 5? The Bills and Jets had impressive off-seasons, but will that translate into any more wins, especially since they’re lacking in the quarterback department? We will go through our 2015 NFL predictions and try to make sense of the season ahead.  Continue reading “2015 NFL Predictions” →

The NFL Hall of Fame held 287 members before the new class of 2015 was announced Saturday night. Now, the class of all-time NFL greats has inducted 8 new members into its elite and hallowed walls. The 8 new members in the 2015 Hall of Fame class are: Oakland Raiders WR Tim Brown, Kansas City Chiefs RG Will Shields, Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers DE Charles Haley, San Diego Chargers LB Junior Seau, Pittsburgh Steelers RB Jerome Bettis, Buffalo Bills and Indianapolis Colts GM Bill Polian, IOGreen Bay Packers GM Ron Wolf, and Minnesota Vikings C Mick Tingelhoff. So, without further ado, here is the Hall of Fame class of 2015!  Continue reading “2015 NFL Hall of Fame Inductees” →

Here are our NFL power rankings heading into week 13. What do you agree and disagree with? 

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Tom Brady and Ben Roethlisberger are true franchise quarterbacks, but earlier this season there were questions surrounding both on if we were starting to see the end of their careers sooner than we expected.  The Patriots and Steelers were looking lost on both sides of the ball and there didn’t seem to be an answer as to how to correct things. After today it seems the answer is the same as it’s always been; Tom Brady and Ben Roethlisberger playing like the great quarterbacks they are and carrying their teams to victory. 

Continue reading “Brady and Big Ben Dominate the Competition” →