Yup, we got petty pissed off Patrick on Sunday. Need THAT for the rest of they year!

Yeah I was following you...His best actual throw of the year was probably that one he squeaked into Kelce over the Raiders defender's shoulder. That was a dime. Or that one he put to Watson on the sideline as he was starting to scramble. That was an extremely difficult pass with almost perfect ball placement.

Pinpoint.

wE lOvE u PaTriCk mAh0m3z uR tHe gReaTesT

Feels like if Hardman was the receiver on these 2 they'd be TD's

yeah - why does richie james run like a newborn horse?

I’ve got no issue with James there. Another receiver might have carried that one inside and only gained another 5 yards before being swarmed.

James puts a nasty jab step and cuts back outside where there was more real estate.

If he didn’t misjudge how close that rear defender was he may have been able to put his head down and haul ass for a TD.. but whatev. Seems like he’s more of a quick guy than an elite speed guy like Hardman.

I did wonder why Watson hit the turf on his catch though..

Maybe the end zone angle would show a more difficult catch than what we’re seeing.

Spaghetti hustling down field on that second one.. Fresh legs… I think he is underrated…

throw it deep, son :)

next week king

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before i update the thread...

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">I didn&#39;t realize in real time what an incredible throw this was. <br><br>Mahomes has a free defender just SCREAMING towards him and throws a dart. Rice slowed up when he didn&#39;t need to. <a href="https://t.co/r6JcaVs29c">pic.twitter.com/r6JcaVs29c</a></p>&mdash; Seth Keysor (@RealMNchiefsfan) <a href="https://twitter.com/RealMNchiefsfan/status/1748471155835683166?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 19, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Playoff Mahomes.

Love the steam exhale before the rocket arm takes off...

That 3rd and 10 strike to Rice was a beaut

Look at those clean pockets. Hope that continues all postseason long.

Wow, that defense is pathetic.

That's weird. He was far in bounds and showed no indication of sliding, and two Dolphins declined to try to tackle him at the 10. I know he's intimidating, but those guys really didn't want contact.

So every pass except for the pass to Watson was absolutely pinpoint perfect. Like perfect. And most of them had smoke. In the weather.

Tua didn’t throw a SINGLE ****ING PASS that was as good as any of the ones except the Watson throw.

Pretty sure they just wanted the game to be over. The cold overloaded them.

Yeah, I noticed it a lot this year from them. I remember these two from Bills games and they showed the Lamar Jackson pass on pregame earlier.

They have a couple guys who aren't afraid of contact... Mahomes' helmet broke on one play, and they had a nice stand at the goal line at halftime against the Bills. Other guys though... yikes.

...edit: it didn't save any of 'start at' times, so just take my word for it. LMAO :doh!:

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before i get going...

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Houdini escape from Patrick Mahomes <a href="https://t.co/HlkjouNIVv">pic.twitter.com/HlkjouNIVv</a></p>&mdash; 📽️ Red Tribe Cinema (@ClayWendler) <a href="https://twitter.com/ClayWendler/status/1749856612389368258?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 23, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

I think it was Orlovsky who broke down this play yesterda and couldn't stop raving about how Mahomes reacquired the target so quickly to turn a potentially negative play into a big play

Look at 31 throwing and waving his arms as if Kelce was holding.

Good lord, Taylor got beat like a drum.

That's Smith.

I think that's Von, isn't it?

Just kinda tossed him aside. Pretty lousy rep.

But he got it under control from that point forward. OTs had probably their best game of the season (after having maybe their best game of the season the week PRIOR as well).

That's Rousseau.

Posting and driving is bad….

It's Rousseau. Put that crazy wingspan to use for something other than batting down a pass on that one.

Smith had a terrible rep on the Hardman EZ fumble. Blocked nobody off the line, had a chance to put hands on 25, who ended up making the play. Solid game from him, but that one's a bad look.

We will not abandon the gifs to torment and death. Not while we have strength left.

Leave all that can be spared behind. We travel light.

Let us hunt some Raven.

moar angles

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Another angle of that fabulous Mahomes houdini escape <a href="https://t.co/yPjRXYKHVp">pic.twitter.com/yPjRXYKHVp</a></p>&mdash; 📽️ Red Tribe Cinema (@ClayWendler) <a href="https://twitter.com/ClayWendler/status/1751655208822706453?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 28, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

GOAT angle of that play

Kelce took accountability for the failed block on that play.

Kelce had it. What is is Andy not challenging.

one of his nicest throws

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">This moon ball from Mahomes while fading away from pressure is just... (swoons) <a href="https://t.co/Om3i6Hpw7o">pic.twitter.com/Om3i6Hpw7o</a></p>&mdash; Seth Keysor (@RealMNchiefsfan) <a href="https://twitter.com/RealMNchiefsfan/status/1752145197776216196?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 30, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Wish he could connect on these more often. But who am I to judge? This guy is one of the greatest I've ever seen.

had not seen this angle

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Just a perfect throw… Only place it could be completed… So many key TDs on that route with Kelce..

The GIFs of the AFC Champion animate forever.

So cool with it all on the line. He stood flat footed like was in a back yard playing catch with a buddy.

Still funny to me MVS turned around so the ball couldn't skip off his hands LMAO

Dude was NOT dropping that one.

That was a really weird catch. I say him facing the wrong way and falling, and my heart sank for a split-second. Then the ball landed right in his breadbasket and pandemonium erupted in the pleasure centers of my brain.

This play is ****ing amazing.

You can really see the giddyup in Mahomes gait this postseason.

He's not hurt. No way he does that last year.

I watched a video of the game from a Baltimore fan in the stands and man Mahomes was just all over the place. The TV broadcast didn't do him justice.

If you made a list of Kelce's top twenty catches from Mahomes over the past six seasons, that one would be in the top ten. Maybe the top five. He laid all the way out for a wounded duck to get the first down. Amazing.

That game might have been Kelce's best game as a Chief, and that's saying something.

He really wants this SB , SF better triple him or he gets the MVP , the NFL is just itching to give it to him

If Pat has less than 250 passing yards, and Kelce has more than 100 and all of Pat's TDs or two of them, Kelce's getting MVP.

SB XXIII effect. Montana threw for 357 but 215 yards was too hard to ignore from Rice.

What I'd really like to see if Rashee Rice getting MVP. Wouldn't that be perfect. LMAO

I'm not being a homer here, but after watching Mahomes' passes and play in JUST this years playoffs, I don't how the hell you could bet against the defending SB MVP tmrw.

It's not like he's unlikeable like Brady. He's PREMIERE.

It's uncanny.

It annoys me how many people hate Mahomes. There's a lot of irony there too, because he's exactly what these same fans have been asking in an athlete for YEARS. Now he finally emerges and they hate him because he's so ****ing good.

Those first 2 drives in the Ravens game is probably the best ball played all year.

He was good in the Buffalo game, he made Tua look like a bitch in the Miami game, but my God those 2 drives were a masterclass in ball.

11 straight completions.

12th was a drop by Richie.

Yeah, don't give a flying ****.

I'm here for me. He plays for my guys and he's the best there's ever been. I just can't muster a single **** about what anybody thinks. Nobody cared when we had Gonzo. Or Charles (who remains criminally underrated). Or DT. Or any of the other legitimate greats we rolled with, so I don't care what they think now.

I'm here to consume as much Mahomes as possible, because it's not ever going to be better than this, so I'm taking it all in.

I agree, I think those clinics literally put us in the driver seat, and ended the first seed dominance they had experienced and relied on. That pride was their downfall, displayed by all the dirty play from their D when they couldn't control the narrative.

Chiefs need to start thinking about-extending this guy I mean he only has 8 years left on his contract.

im not sold on this mahomes kid yet. wats the post june 1 cap hit?

It's a risk, maybe we should kick the tires on a possible franchise guy in the draft.

All week we heard how Andy seemed to have figured out how to use Bosa's aggression against him.

And for most of the game we didn't see a lot of that.

Look at Bosa on this play - guy depantsed himself there. Took himself right out of the play attacking that interior screen. Andy waited a essentially 5 full quarters to put the clownshoes on that ****ing mongoloid.

Andy sitting on that play until that point is pretty remarkable. That kind of patience comes from a self-assurance that few coaches in this league have EVER had.

Clown Shoes. LMAO

He got absolutely pants on the 4th down Mahomes run also, it's like they waited till they could win the game and just completely clowned him.

He had done it quite a few times in the fourth quarter. Bosa was swimming.

I was screaming for them to hand it to Hardman on an end around.

There were several plays Bosa just crashed down like Taylor Swift took the handoff, most notably when Clyde got stuffed.

ESPN broke it down. Reid utilized it three times. On two of Mahomes runs for first downs and then the TD to Hardman. They read Bosa every time and waited for him to crash. Bosa bit every single time.

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Getting a little tired of hearing about the Niners injuries.

Cook: Out
Ominihu: Out
Thuney: Out

I am amazed at how Andy learned how to depants Nick "Eric Hicks" Bosa after Super Bowl 54.

To get clowned in the regular season is one thing, but to literally pin your season on the belief that Nick was going to bite on 4th and 1 and being proven right would wake me up at night if I was Nick.

LMAO

Now there's a blast from the past. The kids don't know about 98.