Ray_T

it is certainly possible. I love the talent this guy has. I viewed him as pretty much a cant miss pick at the NFL draft in his draft year and he has not disappointed.

I dont know if hes that much of a dark horse.... hes a pretty damn good WR. another step in his development (assuming he hasnt peaked yet) and he could be deadly good.

This is the one thing some cant wrap their head around..... if we all agreed on who was the better player, trades would almost never happen and all drafts would be predictable. so I always welcomed the debate and usually enjoyed the argument. some enjoy it more than others and some take it personally but at the end of the day everyone is entitled to an opinion and if that opinion is different from your own, so be it. either way, with some luck his health will improve and he will pop by once in a while to stir things up. haha

Well Axe, all I can say is I wish you good health. despite everything there are more important things than football and I know enough to know if you dont have your health you dont have a lot. Hopefully this isnt your last hurrah but I've enjoyed our debates. We dont always agree but I've always respected your opinion. sometimes it was your delivery of said opinion that created some friction around here but the opinion itself was often sound. anyhow good luck. and take care.

They can keep him if Kelce retires. (I do think there is a chance he might) That said it is way too early to be making predictions on this sort of thing. there are likely other players who wont return as well. Some who will be moved. I think it will be an interesting offseason.

I think its far too soon to say hes the best ever. his career isnt even close to being over. I'd say hes been great so far. I agree. I have seen unimpressive QB's put up a solid QB Rating and thought to myself.... he wasnt that good. honestly the best rating for QB is wins, losses, playoff records and superbowls. The rest is just a tool for Agents to get more money for their player when negotiation time comes. one thing I will say about Mahomes..... this was perhaps the most impressive superbowl win for him (in my opinion) He did it with what I consider a mediocre group of receivers. Rice has shown some moxie but hes still a young, unproven player. The rest are meh. Kelce was good but a step slower than he used to be. I honestly did not think Mahomes could make it work with this group of WR. The fact that he did was impressive for me.

I dont know. Certainly Mahomes is a great player, but if you look the Chiefs Defense has Quietly been one of the best in the NFL. This is not a one man team.

This is the best Dynasty since the Pats Dynasty lol

maybe. Usually I put my prediction up for superbowl. for some reason I didnt do that today. My prediction was that San Fran would win a reasonably close one. but I said that thinking..... if San fran gets more than 24 points, they likely win. if they dont..... KC has a good chance. and thats exactly how it played out. San Fran got the early lead, but KC kept hanging around. Then made it close, got a break on a turnover and suddenly the game turned on its head. but given how late it was in the game I knew that KC's experience would likely give them an advantage that may possibly go beyond skill. Turns out it did go beyond skill. it was a veteran team beating a younger, better team without experience. Thats what this is. They played subpar most of the regular season and all those mistakes and bad drops in the regular season disappeared come playoff time. While they did turn the ball over in this last game, it wasnt disasterous in terms of consequences. They still won. San Frans turnovers were a little more costly in terms of timing and the way it seemed to affect the flow of the game. for me, that was the difference.

100% correct. The Chiefs D has been the unsung hero of this team. very effective but nobody is talking about them.

Yeah I dont think there are any credible rumors the team isnt happy with him.

I'm ok with aggressive play calling but a gamble after san fran scored a TD was the one gamble I didnt agree with. a FG would have taken momentum away from them at that point in the game. San fran still needed to outscore them by a lot. a FG at that point in the game keeps the mountain SF needs to climb fairly large. instead the failed gamble gave the comeback life. I still think he is the long term coach for Detroit and he will learn from this. Team achieved this year. They will be back