Fanboys continue their vigil with PR inspiration from the front office as the full recovery of the injured star offers the only chance for local football salvation and trip to the Super Bowl promised land.
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Report: Patrick Mahomes will "likely" return vs. Titans
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes "will likely return" against the Tennessee Titans in two weeks, according to a Sunday report from NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Mahomes suffered a patellar (kneecap) dislocation in last week's game against the Denver Broncos.
No he won't, he is damaged goods and his career is over. Just like Sharice Davids after her one and done he will be forgotten rather quickly as the fans seek out a new God to worship. Says a lot when people talk and support a football player more over the town's newly elected Mayor.
ReplyDeleteAnd yet he’s the greatest QB in football and will win multiple Super Bowls and you have no idea what you’re talking about and seem really dumb. Weird.
ReplyDelete^^ You idiot he isn't greatest anything yet moron.
ReplyDelete^^ So right. He isn't going into the "Legend Books" quite yet.
ReplyDeleteThey played him hurt, so he got hurt some more.
ReplyDeleteThe ankle, & the knee, will never fully heal.
Forget this year & let him heal as much as possible, while hiring some offensive lineman to keep him from getting killed.
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ReplyDeleteThe 'greatest' could not even beat out an career journeyman QB, Alex Smith
The 'greatest' was just recently beaten by the NFL's best young QB Deshaun Watson, who was drafted lower
The 'greatest' threw 50 td passes in one season? So did Tom Brady in fewer passing attempts. Better, creaky 37 year old Peyton Manning threw 55, with an arm that was hanging by a thread
The 'greatest' threw 6 td passes in an game? So have 33 others - to include the 'greatest' Matt Flynn and last year when two 'greatests' Mitch Trubisky and Ryan Fitzpatrick also threw 6 in one game. In fact 8 other NFL QBs have thrown 7 tds in a game including the 'greatest' Nick Foles and the 'greatest ever' Joe Kapp
And last but certainly not least, the 'greatest' was outplayed by the career journeyman Paxton Lynch in his first NFL start (Lynch higher QBR/2 td passes to Mahomes lower QBR/0 td passes)
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The 'team' won that game? Nod the not so deft attempt switch gears/tap dance away from 'I'ndividual and clutch at the concept 'team' (insert usual Chiefs excuse making here - but but but, if only, and woulda coulda shoulda, etc):
Already in his third season the 'greatest' hasn't led the team to anything but 'also ran' status with 31 other losers, annually. To wit the 'greatest' has a losing record vs the NFL best defined post season qualifiers faced in career: 2-6 (0-2 vs NE, 0-1 vs SEAT, 0-1 vs HOU, 1-1 vs IND, 1-1 vs LAC)
Yeah, he's the 'greatest'... overhype in memory
Byron like the whistleblower is unable to prove what he says and isn't relevant to anything.
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ReplyDeleteAlso 0-1 vs LAR (so a 2-7 career mark vs the post season qualifiers, aka the good teams such as the sorry lot of them all be the morass is NFL century 21)
^^and yet he's the best QB in football and you seem really, really, really old. Oh, and dumb too. Weird.
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