Wild Card Weekend Game Thread
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Alex Smith still looks quick when he takes off, hasn't seemed to have lost a step at age 31. Belichick, Patricia et al noting this of course.
Yup, that was the assumption. And with Macklin down, the road just got that much tougher for KC.
Alex Mack and Jeremy Maclin love child? Hell of an athlete.
Edit: Khalil Mack would have been better. Crap.
he didn't beat cancer, he beat LIFE. He's faster, stronger, it's like cancer made him super man.
Heh, wonder if, you know, he took something?
Heh, wonder if, you know, he took something?
I'm in some little fantasy playoff pool. No salary cap, you just pick players, any players with some roster restrictions. I picked a total of 0 Houston players in both my pools. Win!
I know you care.
I know you care.
Smith has to feel good though. Road playoff win while Kapernick has totally shit himself and the Niners rolled out the UHauls a week ago.
And the Kap injuries come out long after he got benched - why, to save him and the 49ers some face?
At this point, we're Steelers fans tonight right? I mean, Maclin-less KC and Pitt/Denver beating crap out of each other is best option, no?
To be fair, though, for Jaws' question, the 1970 Bengals also started 1-5, to make the playoffs, though finished 8-6, and lost 17-0 to Baltimore in the Divisional round. They also had most special teams points scored in a game, with 31, against the Bills on 11/8 that year.
That's where I stand. More so because I would rather have KC here next week. I'm not sure which match up is worse for Denver now that Manning is QB again.
I don't think it much matters. Both Cincy and KC have first class defenses. I think Cincy has a better offense, but with Dalton so uncertain it's hard to say that with any confidence. While KC without Maclin takes an already limited offense and makes it even more so. I won't be wildly confident against either, but I would think the Pats should be solid favorites against both, as well. I don't see any reason to hope desperately for one over the other.