Chiefs @ Steelers - MNS Discussion Thread

[Harvitz81]

Originally Posted by go_broncos

This game is fixed..
I always believe that most games are fixed...too much money at stake..

Your life must really suck.

[Kaylore]

Originally Posted by Harvitz81

Your life must really suck.

[sirhcyennek81]

Originally Posted by Kaylore

Then you must think the wise guys have money on the Broncos since you picked them to go 4-12.

Pretty much how every interaction between you and go_denethor goes.

[FearLanier]

Originally Posted by swaiy

I assume you mean Geno Smith? Geno Atkins is the Bengals DT. Haha.

Honestly, I think Geno will be the better QB but neither of them give me the same vibe that Luck and Griffin did.

I think Barkley and Geno will both be good NFL QB's.

Obviously they aren't last years class. That only happens every decade. They are easily best class since 2004.

[DivineLegion]

Originally Posted by sirhcyennek81

Pretty much how every interaction between you and go_denethor goes.

Is that because he's white, and has a Godly demeanor?

[sirhcyennek81]

Originally Posted by DivineLegion

Is that because he's white, and has a Godly demeanor?

That goes without saying.

[cutthemdown]

If Chiefs have the first pick it garauntees whoever is picked first will be a huge bust.

[DivineLegion]

Originally Posted by cutthemdown

If Chiefs have the first pick it garauntees whoever is picked first will be a huge bust.

They will draft their hometown hero Klein, and fail.

[go_broncos]

Originally Posted by bowtown

Yeah, yeah, we get it:

Broncos lose = fire everyone
Chiefs lose = fixed

Chiefs suck..but, yesterday's game is clearly fixed..

[DBroncos4life]

I've read that Ed Werder is saying Big Ben could miss 4 to 5 weeks.

[Crushaholic]

Originally Posted by DivineLegion

They will draft their hometown hero Klein, and fail.

Klein is actually from Loveland, Colorado, but I get your point...

[TheReverend]

Originally Posted by Crushaholic

Klein is actually from Loveland, Colorado, but I get your point...

Not to mention Kansas State is in Kansas

Kansas City isn't...

[TheReverend]

Originally Posted by DivineLegion

They will draft their hometown hero Klein, and fail.

Geography fail, bud.

[DBroncos4life]

Ed Werder ‏@Edwerderespn

Hot news: Roethlisberger is “extremely sore” this morning and “hurting pretty bad.” Headed for a second MRI to determine severity of injury

[DivineLegion]

Originally Posted by TheReverend

Geography fail, bud.

No, if you pull the population of Manhatan Kansas 90% of the population root for the Cheifs. Trust me, my sister lives there with her husband, a K State grad, I know what I'm talking about. It's cultural context not geography.

[TheReverend]

Originally Posted by DivineLegion

No, if you pull the population of Manhatan Kansas 90% of the population root for the Cheifs. Trust me, my sister lives there with her husband, a K State grad, I know what I'm talking about. It's cultural context not geography.

Okay! Okay!

[Crushaholic]

Originally Posted by DivineLegion

No, if you pull the population of Manhatan Kansas 90% of the population root for the Cheifs. Trust me, my sister lives there with her husband, a K State grad, I know what I'm talking about. It's cultural context not geography.

Kansas doesn't have an NFL team, but you are correct to an extent. Many Kansans have adopted the Chiefs as their team. The reverse isn't necessarily true, though. A lot of Chiefs fans are KU or Missouri fans (which are the two major schools that flank Kansas City, MO).

BTW, Klein is on the cover of Sports Illustrated, this week. FML...

[DivineLegion]

Originally Posted by Crushaholic

Kansas doesn't have an NFL team, but you are correct to an extent. Many Kansans have adopted the Chiefs as their team. The reverse isn't necessarily true, though. A lot of Chiefs fans are KU or Missouri fans (which are the two major schools that flank Kansas City, MO).

BTW, Klein is on the cover of Sports Illustrated, this week. FML...

I understand that KC is not in Kansas, but many Kansas residents support the Kansas City Cheifs; most notably the rural population of Manhatan Kansas. There is something about rural lifestyle, camouflage, and the worlds deadliest diseases that makes Manhatans inhabitants feel kindred to the Chiefs.

[KipCorrington25]

Originally Posted by DBroncos4life

Ed Werder ‏@Edwerderespn

Hot news: Roethlisberger is “extremely sore” this morning and “hurting pretty bad.” Headed for a second MRI to determine severity of injury

This injury is devastating for Roethlisberger do you people realize how hard it is to pull sorority girls into restroom stalls with a seperated shoulder?

[baja]

Originally Posted by KipCorrington25

This injury is devastating for Roethlisberger do you people realize how hard it is to pull sorority girls into restroom stalls with a seperated shoulder?

That's why he just ordered this;

[FearLanier]

Originally Posted by Crushaholic

Kansas doesn't have an NFL team, but you are correct to an extent. Many Kansans have adopted the Chiefs as their team. The reverse isn't necessarily true, though. A lot of Chiefs fans are KU or Missouri fans (which are the two major schools that flank Kansas City, MO).

BTW, Klein is on the cover of Sports Illustrated, this week. FML...

Though the Chiefs are located in Missouri (by like 10 miles), about 65% of season ticket holders and revenue comes from Johnson County which is in Kansas. That's where all the rich people live.

Also, the majority of Chiefs fans in KC are KU fans. KC is a KU town. Lawrence is basically a suburb of KC and KU Medical Center is in KC.

It's about 70% KU and the rest KSU/MU.