NFL.com news: Raiders likely without CB Asomugha, TE Miller against Chiefs
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Looks like I'm gonna have to start D-Bowe again this week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sn@keIze
this evens out the no McCluster and Lewis for us
Honestly, I would prefer to see both teams going into the game with a complete and healthy starting roster. That way there won't be any excuses for the media to put spin on as to why either team lost.
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Originally Posted by Connie Jo
Hence the reason I don't listen to or care one bit about what the media ever has to say.
excuses in the media means nothing, when playoff time comes its the W column that counts.
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Originally Posted by hometeam
That is the only meaningful stat at any time throughout the regular and post season.
Oh, I don't listen to them, in fact I don't even have TV, nor listen to radio. I read about the media not giving the Chiefs their due, or making excuses for why they win & the other team loses...all here at Chiefs Crowd from members saying the media doesn't give us any love, lol. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Chiefster
You're right of course. Thing is though, near as I can tell from reading articles posted related to this issue...when the Chiefs win Super Bowl the media will say it's undeserved, the other team was injured, had a bad day, this or that excuse. It just sucks that even when we play well, do something right...we don't get credit for it by a majority. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by hometeam
Especially against the Haters we can not lose to this team! I hope they all twist their ankle I don't care about the excuses the media can kiss my :mooning:Quote:
Originally Posted by Chiefster
Only 35,000 showed up at Oakland coliseum for seahags game. Sounds like the black hole is now just a hole.
The game in the Black Hole for tomorrow, against our Chiefs...is a sell out. It is the first Oakland sell out in the past 12 games. This of course isn't a good thing for our Chiefs. That said, what goes around comes around on January 2nd, when the Raiders come to OUR HOUSE!! I just hope Raider fans don't throw stuff on to the field, distracting, as they've done in the past. :(
PS: It wasn't a sell out, but Al Davis asked the NFL for a time extension, which the NFL granted. According to NFL by law, a game must be sold out 72 hours prior to kickoff to avoid a blackout...which tomorrows game wasn't. With the granted extension of time, Oakland was able to sell out tomorrows game.
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Originally Posted by figcrostic
A mental image I did not need. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bike