Titans @ Chiefs: AFC Championship Game

[RockyMountainHighHorn 888]

Just now, ClubWhatever said:

He acts pretty cocky on the field.  But lots of guys do.  You are probably just a bad person. 

As much as i am a fan of him, for obvious reasons, does the way he walk bug anyone else? Definitely has some feminine aspect to it. 

[NowThis 931]

1 minute ago, Iceman said:

Thje 2 QBs in the AFC Championship were from Whitewright and Big Spring, Texas, respectively.

 

Fuck yeah!!!

it's usually Austin Westlake

[hookem48 4631]

4 minutes ago, ClubWhatever said:

He acts pretty cocky on the field.  But lots of guys do.  You are probably just a bad person. 

that's fair 

[TwiceHorn 31184]

So, I wonder if Clark Hunt's success will aggravate Jerrah.

[immortal13 4059]

6 minutes ago, RockyMountainHighHorn said:

My girlfriend (avatar) is a diehard packers fan so we got one in the super bowl. Now just needing the pack to get in. She’s all nervous now. 

Who gives a fuck?

[Junior Miller 1502]

1 minute ago, immortal13 said:

Who gives a fuck?

[Iceman 2628]

3 minutes ago, TwiceHorn said:

So, I wonder if Clark Hunt's success will aggravate Jerrah.

His family is pretty much existential with the NFL...

[Vic Mackey 46919]

[Vic Mackey 46919]

[Shoxthemonkey 1976]

I was a kid when KC went to 2 of the first 4 Super Bowls. I expected they would have a few more along the way. Gotdam never thought it would take this fucking long to get back to another. When Kelce first arrived I thought he was a me-first jerk with a lot of talent. I can't remember a player that has done a similar job of becoming an outstanding teammate. Mahomes has had a lot to do with that but Andy is a wizard.

[TwiceHorn 31184]

10 minutes ago, Iceman said:

His family is pretty much existential with the NFL...

But it would be about like Stephen taking a team to the SB.  And he's been the owner fewer than 15 years and has more playoff wins than Jerrah in that time.

[The Earl of Texas 3131]

KC is on another level this year. Good for them, that fan base has been waiting on the edge for a long time.

Andy Reid is a boss.

[Knoxtnhorn 5928]

4 hours ago, Deej said:

Happens with any team sniffing a title.

I don't know.  Of course the level of "fanmanship" rises when teams do well.  Most people in Dallas will tell you they're Cowboy fans.  They may wear more gear or say as much when the team is doing well, but they will still identify as fans through the lean years.

In my own small sample size (East TN), I knew exactly two Titan fans.  Coincidentally, both female.  Suddenly, everyone in the area on my FB feed began to claim themselves as Titan fans just about 2 weeks ago.  

[Pato del Muerto 52320]

So how many coaches have won the nfc and afc?  How many have taken 2 teams to a Super Bowl?  Reid, Shula?

[Junior Miller 1502]

21 minutes ago, Knoxtnhorn said:

I don't know.  Of course the level of "fanmanship" rises when teams do well.  Most people in Dallas will tell you they're Cowboy fans.  They may wear more gear or say as much when the team is doing well, but they will still identify as fans through the lean years.

In my own small sample size (East TN), I knew exactly two Titan fans.  Coincidentally, both female.  Suddenly, everyone in the area on my FB feed began to claim themselves as Titan fans just about 2 weeks ago.  

That's just because people from Tennessee are cunts

[Goo Punch 4275]

KC has great fans, and in fact their fans were part of the reason i hopped all the way onto the KC bandwagon once Jeff Fisher had sufficiently sabotaged his entire organization in Tennessee. Those who have been here long enough remember my old KC threads back when Todd Haley and Romeo Crennel were finding new and innovative ways to minimize Jamaal Charles' impact on the game. Fun times. Still, even though the team sucked and the weather was awful, their fans sold it out every single time and backed their team loudly and proudly. KC really does have some of the best fans in American sports, at least as far as the Chiefs (and the USMNT) goes.

Edited January 20, 2020 by Goo Punch

[NowThis 931]

KC - SF , which team will wear red?

[Fozzz 152]

So Henry finished with -.09 EPA/carry and there were mouthbreathers heading into this game claiming that the Titans should go rush heavy based on KC's poor rushing defense stats. lmao!

[Guest Lobo]

So you NFL in-the-know folks, if SF holds this lead...who is more likely to actually play in the game and get a ring Goodwin (SF) or Okafor (KC)?  

[hpslugga 4039]

28 minutes ago, NowThis said:

KC - SF , which team will wear red?

Should be KC. Even numbered Super Bowl=AFC home team

[Al_4_ISU 12408]

1 hour ago, Pato del Muerto said:

So how many coaches have won the nfc and afc?  How many have taken 2 teams to a Super Bowl?  Reid, Shula?

Parcells, right?  Or did Pete Carroll take the Pats against the Pack when Favre got his ring?

[mulletpelini 5209]

2 hours ago, TwiceHorn said:

So, I wonder if Clark Hunt's success will aggravate Jerrah.

Don't know about that but I assure you it aggravates Lamar Jr.

1 hour ago, Goo Punch said:

KC has great fans, and in fact their fans were part of the reason i hopped all the way onto the KC bandwagon once Jeff Fisher had sufficiently sabotaged his entire organization in Tennessee. Those who have been here long enough remember my old KC threads back when Todd Haley and Romeo Crennel were finding new and innovative ways to minimize Jamaal Charles' impact on the game. Fun times. Still, even though the team sucked and the weather was awful, their fans sold it out every single time and backed their team loudly and proudly. KC really does have some of the best fans in American sports, at least as far as the Chiefs (and the USMNT) goes.

I just remember a whole lot of bitchin'.  Have you ever even been to a KC game?  I've been to no less than 30, the fans are fucking terrible, especially to opposing team fans, but where is it not that way in the NFL.  KC fans will show up, especially here since its "Kansas City".  Dumb fucks too stupid to realize it's a fucking Mizery team.  Not a fan, never was, never will be.

25 minutes ago, Al_4_ISU said:

Parcells, right?  Or did Pete Carroll take the Pats against the Pack when Favre got his ring?

Nice call, yeah he took the Giants and Pats.  Also means no coach ever won one in both, and still won't.

Edited January 20, 2020 by mulletpelini

[clapclapclap 9000]

Always prepared, Derrick Henry showed up to the post-game presser in Darth Vader rain gear.

 

Edited January 20, 2020 by clapclapclap

[SA-KC_Horn 1293]

15 hours ago, Goo Punch said:

KC has great fans, and in fact their fans were part of the reason i hopped all the way onto the KC bandwagon once Jeff Fisher had sufficiently sabotaged his entire organization in Tennessee. Those who have been here long enough remember my old KC threads back when Todd Haley and Romeo Crennel were finding new and innovative ways to minimize Jamaal Charles' impact on the game. Fun times. Still, even though the team sucked and the weather was awful, their fans sold it out every single time and backed their team loudly and proudly. KC really does have some of the best fans in American sports, at least as far as the Chiefs (and the USMNT) goes.

You completely forgot to mention Priest, he was the main reason we had a pulse in the 2000's, then Jamaal took the reins and kept us relevant.

Mahomes is a once in a generation player. We finally have a franchise quarterback and the ghosts of Deberg, Bono, Grbac, Gannon, Trent Green, Cassell can no longer haunt our playoff woes.

Coach Reid has easily moved himself as the second best coach in team history and has bumped down that choking ass Schottenheimer down the list and buried all our playoff ass kickings we took in the 90's.

[SA-KC_Horn 1293]

15 hours ago, mulletpelini said:

Don't know about that but I assure you it aggravates Lamar Jr.

I just remember a whole lot of bitchin'.  Have you ever even been to a KC game?  I've been to no less than 30, the fans are fucking terrible, especially to opposing team fans, but where is it not that way in the NFL.  KC fans will show up, especially here since its "Kansas City".  Dumb fucks too stupid to realize it's a fucking Mizery team.  Not a fan, never was, never will be.

Nice call, yeah he took the Giants and Pats.  Also means no coach ever won one in both, and still won't.

Naw bruh......Chiefs fans only are only terrible to Broncos and Raiders fans. But every fan base has shitheads. Unless your Aggy, where life is grand and classy and we all can't wait to go back.

Or it could be that people just don't like your goofy ass.

Edited January 20, 2020 by SA-KC_Horn

[FWD 297]

On 1/18/2020 at 10:58 AM, Hagbard Celine said:

i wrote this at the end of the day on the titians/blackbirds thread...

++++++++++

Derrick Henry carries a wallet that says Badass Mother Fucker.

You're goddamn right.

All the rest of this day-after armchair blah-blah means fuckall.

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/leaders/rush_yds_single_game_playoffs.htm

The list of names that have a Top 20 All-Time Postseason performance is informative.

In the pregame segment for Tennessee/Baltimore, Phil Simms said Henry reminds him of Jim Brown.  Brown only had 4 postseason appearances, but never came close to making the Top 20, much less breaking the 150-yard post-season barrier.  Emmitt, the all-time career postseason yardage leader, never broke 150 yards in the playoffs, which is the line for this list (with 51 total occurrences in NFL history).  Only 2 players appear twice on the Top 20 list.  Terrell Davis did it for the Broncos in 97 and 99.  He also has 2 other appearances on the list, for 4 total, twice as many as everyone else, with the exception of Henry.  A quick search shows 3 or 4 others with 2 appearances on the overall list.   So approximately 80% of the players on this list broke 150 yards one time.  Once.

The only other player that appears more than twice in the ALL-TIME Top 20 list for ground yards in a playoff game...

..... just put up his 2nd & 3rd performances in BACK TO BACK GAMES.

He is also tied for #46 on the list, having shredded KC for 156 yards 2 years ago, for a current total of 3 postseason games with 150+ yards.

Derrick Henry.

The Ent.

+++++++++++++++++++

6 days later i'm looking at that -7 line, KC's #29 rank vs. the run this year, the fact that Henry has already busted up KC in the playoffs 2 years ago, Reid's record and history when he gets to this stage, and the fact that Tannehill's wife's sledfeet and reptile metatarsils have basically no connection to Henry's all-universe performances in these playoffs, and i'm saying to myself if i were a betting man no fucking wai would i put money on this game.

the Chefs have always been my #2.  but no one has shut down The Ent in these playoffs, and until they do, they haven't.

 

 

Tennessee had a true Cinderella run, but they were bound to come down to earth. Frank Clark was right, Henry is not that hard to tackle. KC showed this holding him to just 61 yards on 22 carries which is closer to Henry's career average then the past couple of games which were complete outliers. 

Without Henry playing out of his mind the rest of the team, Tannehill especially, looked pretty much average.

[EMAWesome 101]

20 hours ago, Pato del Muerto said:

So how many coaches have won the nfc and afc?  How many have taken 2 teams to a Super Bowl?  Reid, Shula?

Reid, Shula, Parcells, Dan Reeves, and John Fox

[mulletpelini 5209]

10 hours ago, SA-KC_Horn said:

Naw bruh......Chiefs fans only are only terrible to Broncos and Raiders fans. But every fan base has shitheads. Unless your Aggy, where life is grand and classy and we all can't wait to go back.

Or it could be that people just don't like your goofy ass.

Simply not true.  Seen Miami play there half a dozen times, got the same shitty treatment every time.  I've gotten along with KC people without issue, they just become fanatics at the game, no different than anywhere else.

7 hours ago, FWD said:

 

Tennessee had a true Cinderella run, but they were bound to come down to earth. Frank Clark was right, Henry is not that hard to tackle. KC showed this holding him to just 61 yards on 22 carries which is closer to Henry's career average then the past couple of games which were complete outliers. 

Without Henry playing out of his mind the rest of the team, Tannehill especially, looked pretty much average.

4 carries in the second half, the time of the game when he's been most damaging to the opposing defenses, isn't exactly hard to tackle.

[Hagbard Celine 10734]

8 hours ago, FWD said:

Tennessee had a true Cinderella run, but they were bound to come down to earth. Frank Clark was right, Henry is not that hard to tackle. KC showed this holding him to just 61 yards on 22 carries which is closer to Henry's career average then the past couple of games which were complete outliers. 

Without Henry playing out of his mind the rest of the team, Tannehill especially, looked pretty much average.

yup, kc shut him down.  didn't think they could do it.  they did.   forza chefs.

[Chad 1728]

9 hours ago, FWD said:

 

Tennessee had a true Cinderella run, but they were bound to come down to earth. Frank Clark was right, Henry is not that hard to tackle. KC showed this holding him to just 61 yards on 22 carries which is closer to Henry's career average then the past couple of games which were complete outliers. 

Without Henry playing out of his mind the rest of the team, Tannehill especially, looked pretty much average.

You're talking out of your ass. The lowest Henry has averaged in his career was 4.2 YPC, overall he's slightly below 5 YPC on his career. The last two season's he's evolved into one of the best running backs in the NFL. 28 TD and 2,600 yards for 5 YPC in that span. If he wasn't hard to tackle why'd he run for nearly 200 yards against KC in the first meeting? The only reason Henry was a non factor in the second half was because KC pulled off a time consuming drive of their own, that's when Henry does his most damage.

[Fozzz 152]

This illustrates quite nicely the difference in value between an "elite" RB and an "elite" QB.  Keep in mind the difference would be even more stark if Tannehill was given more opportunities.

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-derrick-henry-ryan-tannehill-titans-future-2020

The difference between an elite RB and a replacement level RB is a fraction of a win whereas the difference between an elite RB and a replacement level QB is several wins.  

[FWD 297]

11 hours ago, Chad said:

You're talking out of your ass. The lowest Henry has averaged in his career was 4.2 YPC, overall he's slightly below 5 YPC on his career. The last two season's he's evolved into one of the best running backs in the NFL. 28 TD and 2,600 yards for 5 YPC in that span. If he wasn't hard to tackle why'd he run for nearly 200 yards against KC in the first meeting? The only reason Henry was a non factor in the second half was because KC pulled off a time consuming drive of their own, that's when Henry does his most damage.

He has "evolved into the one of the best RBs" because his offensive line and scheme have improved. The Titans o-line plays extremely well and open up huge running lanes. When Henry gets into the 2nd level of the defense he is very hard to bring down, but if you can get to him near the line of scrimmage he is a below average back. KC showed that if you adjust the defensive scheme to commit to getting to him early he is nothing special. 

 

Tennessee's real problem is that this cinderella run may cost them in the long-term. Both Henry and Tannehill are free agents, and this late season run could pressure them into signing both with big contracts. In that case, I doubt we will see the Titans in the playoffs anytime soon.

[Fozzz 152]

This is interesting and another indication of KC being one of the smartest orgs in the league.  All week the talk was how KC could limit "King Henry," but KC came into this game knowing the Titan's play-action passing game was the real threat.