1) why do they pick the game this early LMAO

2) those predictions are why the spread makes no sense

i've heard people mention that the vegas line somehow is meant to bring money on the chiefs given the huge amount of money on SF futures

The pundits are right most of the time.

At least they understand the game

How can we possibly not be favorites to win the Super Bowl?

Still feels odd that the Niners are favored in Vegas.

Most pundits are afraid to pick against Mahomes now after he’s made them look silly two weeks in a row.

in the NFCCG, Detroit left at least 10 points on the field by failing to score a TD at the end of the first half and going for it on 4th down twice when they could have kicked a FG. that plus the stupid fumble by Gibbs in the 3rd quarter. if we follow the same script as Detroit we can win this one rather easily as long as we don’t shoot ourselves in the foot.

That actually makes a lot of sense.

And probably explains why the Chiefs are somehow still not next year’s favorite for SB59 either. It’s SF.

Putting back to back on ignore made this thread 99% better.

Just watched the highlights of that game.. Detroit was running and passing at will in the 1st half.. 49er defense has a lot of holes.. Chip Bosa and Patrick will hit Rice and Kelce all day long..

We will run the ball for 200 yards

Thats what I am sayin!

All-Pro defensive tackle Chris Jones and standout defensive back L'Jarius Sneed key a stout Chiefs defense. Kansas City finished No. 2 in scoring defense during the regular season, giving up only 17.3 points per game. That was the best mark for Kansas City in more than two decades and opponents scored on only 28.5% of defensive possessions while averaging 1.50 points per drive against the Chiefs. Kansas City is also the only NFL team since 2011 to have allowed fewer than 28 points in each game, including the playoffs, and hast given up more than 382 total yards in any of the team's 20 games.

The Chiefs were near the top of the NFL in total yards allowed (289.8 per game) and yards allowed per drive (27.4) during the regular season, and were No. 3 in first downs allowed (300). Kansas also ranked in the top eight of the league in red zone efficiency allowed, passing yards allowed, passing touchdowns allowed, yards allowed per pass attempt, sacks, and rushing touchdowns allowed. After that dominant regular season, the Chiefs allowed only 13.7 points per game in the first three playoff matchups, giving up only 5.0 yards per play in the process. That includes a dominant defensive showing against Baltimore in the AFC Championship game in which Kansas City gave up 10 points and created three takeaways.

This is 100% ChatGPT generated bullshit, our new poster is having a little bit of fun.

Babbling nonsense and 30+ posts a day.

Is it Adolt?

What's up with the AI posts?

Open the Pod bay doors, Hal.

That was definitely Hootie

I just saw he was banned lol.

What happened?