Wildest Monday night football game I can remember, Chiefs 51 v Rams 54. Highest scoring MNF game in history. It was like kinda like watching college football, with (a little) better defense. Mahomes had 6 TD passes. 892 total passing yards. Lots of penalties. 7 turnovers. Crazy game.
Wildest Monday night football game I can remember, Chiefs 51 v Rams 54. Highest scoring MNF game in history. It was like kinda like watching college football, with (a little) better defense. Mahomes had 6 TD passes, Goff had 4. 892 total passing yards. Samson Ebukam (Rams LB) had two defensive TDs. Lots of penalties. 7 turnovers. Crazy game.
With the exception of the Saints, does anyone have much of a chance to beat either one of these teams?
With the exception of the Saints, does anyone have much of a chance to beat either one of these teams?
That's what their records suggest.With the exception of the Saints, does anyone have much of a chance to beat either one of these teams?
<cough> Patriots already beat the Chiefs <cough>
But which Patriots team will show up? the one that beat the Chiefs and Chicago and Green Bay? or the team that lost ugly to Detroit and Tennessee?
As a Patriots fan, I thought of them.... actually I thought that they had lost that game to the Chiefs but you are right... they won.
December 9th in Chicago. Bears - Rams. The Bears have a good chance of winning this game.
Hope you are right but I doubt it.
Denver held the Chiefs to 27 pts. and 30 pts. in their divisional games this season. Denver held the Rams to 23 pts. Denver is one of the worst-coached teams in the NFL. So I think it follows that the Rams and the Chiefs are not at all unstoppable if they meet up with a well run defense.
Now joeea, why do you have to ruin a good argument with little details like that?
As much as I hate to say it, the Saints look darn near unstoppable. They appear to be the most complete team at this point.
They certainly have the best overall QB.