I am in no ****ing mood right now

[Sn@keIze]

I am in no muther****ing mood right now to post.

i will wait till tommorrow till i cool off or i will get an infraction or ban.

[nigeriannightmare]

The Texans are one of the top offenses in the league, and don't throw any of that Colt bull at me, the Colts offense is a joke compared to the Texans. Great passing game, great running game. This game was going to be 50/50 no matter how you look at it. How do you determine that kind of game? Breaks, did we get them? Hell no.

Trip back in time to the 04 season. Remember on Monday Night when the Chiefs went down to Baltimore and their defense? I bet their fans weren't jumping off the cliff saying their defense was terrible and they suck for losing to the CHIEFS HIGH-POWERED OFFENSE. You see what bandwagoner means now? But I guess I'm still one!

That's propably the first time I have watched an enitre texans game, that is one damn good offense. They have a lot of weapons.

[Ryfo18]

That's propably the first time I have watched an enitre texans game, that is one damn good offense. They have a lot of weapons.

I've always been a fan of guys like Schaub and Andre Johnson (as long as they aren't playing us). Andre has always been one of the best WRs and is just now starting to get the recognition in the last 2 years.

[nigeriannightmare]

I've always been a fan of guys like Schaub and Andre Johnson (as long as they aren't playing us). Andre has always been one of the best WRs and is just now starting to get the recognition in the last 2 years.

That's my qb and wr in fantasy, i sat them as I could not cheer for them this week needless to say my fantasy team lost too.

[Fastphilly]

That's propably the first time I have watched an enitre texans game, that is one damn good offense. They have a lot of weapons.

For the most part we held their WR's from killing us badly. Their TE was a different story. I kept waiting for Romeo to come up with an answer..He did'nt.

[Three7s]

For the most part we held their WR's from killing us badly. Their TE was a different story. I kept waiting for Romeo to come up with an answer..He did'nt.

Normally, we would bracket him, but Houston has too many quality receivers. Losing Kendrick Lewis for this game hurt a lot.

[Chiefster]

Oh, just let the implosion begin and get it over with.

I think the Chiefs are, simply, who they've been for the last year and a half, or so. Because they jumped out to 3-0 start before losing the last two weeks doesn't mean that they were miraculously a different team. They are not contenders. However, I agree this loss is on the defense; anytime your offense scores 31 points you're supposed to win. However, I still think we're, as a team, moving in the right direction, and believe that we'll win more games this year than we did last.

[Connie Jo]

The Texans are one of the top offenses in the league, and don't throw any of that Colt bull at me, the Colts offense is a joke compared to the Texans. Great passing game, great running game. This game was going to be 50/50 no matter how you look at it. How do you determine that kind of game? Breaks, did we get them? Hell no.

Trip back in time to the 04 season. Remember on Monday Night when the Chiefs went down to Baltimore and their defense? I bet their fans weren't jumping off the cliff saying their defense was terrible and they suck for losing to the CHIEFS HIGH-POWERED OFFENSE. You see what bandwagoner means now? But I guess I'm still one!

Exactly! This is the same point I made to someone debating the issue of bad calls related to their making a difference in winning or losing. They said bad calls don't make a difference, best prepared team wins. Well, sounds simple in theory, but realistically that is not always the case. I have been watching NFL & Chiefs games for more or less 40 years. I have seen games where one bad call did indeed cause a loss or win. Officiating can & does control an outcome in some games, and can be a winning & losing factor.

This is especially probable when two teams are matched well in strengths & weakness' on either side of the ball, or both...one bad call can and does make a difference between winning & losing. Had there not been bad calls against the Chiefs today...who's to say we would've lost any way? There is no way to know for sure, regardless of error & bad judgement on the Chiefs part.

Another realistic fact is one bad call can completely change a teams momentum, emotional spirit. A bad call can turn a game in a different direction, therefore affecting the final outcome. One could argue that a team should get past it, not allow a bad call to affect them, but again...people seem to forget, that these men are professional athletes second to being a human being with instinctive emotions. They may be able to contain those emotions on the inside, but they're still feeling them, which can affect their game.

It really isn't a big deal most times, but if one loss or win makes the difference when it comes to making the playoffs, advancing in the playoffs to Super Bowl, winning Super Bowl...then it makes one HUGE difference.

Bad officiating has been a controversial issue in the NFL for as long as I can remember, and is a problem that occurs weekly for every team in the NFL. There are solutions that could reduce, even eliminate bad officiating from NFL games. As well, there has been growing speculation among fans with each season that the NFL is rigged through officiating. The NFL implenting a policy to help reduce bad officiating would also help prevent such speculation. Every off season the NFL implements new rules and by laws, yet they always find excuses for making no attempts to resolve a major issue for years...bad officiating. I have to ask myself...why do they continue to ignore the problem year after year when solutions exist?

The NFL is a corporate business, big business at that. It would be to the NFL's advantage to rig games through officiating...control who makes it to playoffs & Super Bowl. It wouldn't be the first time a corporate giant or professional sport did such for greedy profit. Nor would it be the first time an official as an individual took bribes for personal greed. As a passionate fan, of which the NFL & it's affiliates make their profit off of...I would respectively appreciate the NFL making an effort to reduce the possibility of rigging games through officiating, a ref's personal greed, regardless of whether or not it is occurring.

There...that is my venting on the subject, lol.

[mejohnm]

About bad calls from the refs. This is very true that it can cause a game to go in any direction. I also watch soccer since I am from Germany, and when the ref makes bad calls, it destroys the motivation. I know the defense could have done better in stopping the 35 pts, but a lot of the bad calls were on our defense.

[Hayvern]

Exactly! This is the same point I made to someone debating the issue of bad calls related to their making a difference in winning or losing. They said bad calls don't make a difference, best prepared team wins. Well, sounds simple in theory, but realistically that is not always the case. I have been watching NFL & Chiefs games for more or less 40 years. I have seen games where one bad call did indeed cause a loss or win. Officiating can & does control an outcome in some games, and can be a winning & losing factor.

This is especially probable when two teams are matched well in strengths & weakness' on either side of the ball, or both...one bad call can and does make a difference between winning & losing. Had there not been bad calls against the Chiefs today...who's to say we would've lost any way? There is no way to know for sure, regardless of error & bad judgement on the Chiefs part.

Another realistic fact is one bad call can completely change a teams momentum, emotional spirit. A bad call can turn a game in a different direction, therefore affecting the final outcome. One could argue that a team should get past it, not allow a bad call to affect them, but again...people seem to forget, that these men are professional athletes second to being a human being with instinctive emotions. They may be able to contain those emotions on the inside, but they're still feeling them, which can affect their game.

It really isn't a big deal most times, but if one loss or win makes the difference when it comes to making the playoffs, advancing in the playoffs to Super Bowl, winning Super Bowl...then it makes one HUGE difference.

Bad officiating has been a controversial issue in the NFL for as long as I can remember, and is a problem that occurs weekly for every team in the NFL. There are solutions that could reduce, even eliminate bad officiating from NFL games. As well, there has been growing speculation among fans with each season that the NFL is rigged through officiating. The NFL implenting a policy to help reduce bad officiating would also help prevent such speculation. Every off season the NFL implements new rules and by laws, yet they always find excuses for making no attempts to resolve a major issue for years...bad officiating. I have to ask myself...why do they continue to ignore the problem year after year when solutions exist?

The NFL is a corporate business, big business at that. It would be to the NFL's advantage to rig games through officiating...control who makes it to playoffs & Super Bowl. It wouldn't be the first time a corporate giant or professional sport did such for greedy profit. Nor would it be the first time an official as an individual took bribes for personal greed. As a passionate fan, of which the NFL & it's affiliates make their profit off of...I would respectively appreciate the NFL making an effort to reduce the possibility of rigging games through officiating, a ref's personal greed, regardless of whether or not it is occurring.

There...that is my venting on the subject, lol.

Refs are easy targets, it is easier to blame a bad call than it is to complain about the guys on your team giving it up in the last 9 minutes of the game.

The challenges facing this team are still there, we are much better, but there are guys that still aren't executing. Maybe they thought they had the game in the bag and could relax, or maybe they just got outplayed, but the refs did not cost us this game. We had plenty of chances in the last quarter to stop these guys and we failed to do it. Plain and simple.

[captainamerica]

I feel ya.. our D sucked &^%^$$%!!! new era?? same losing team !!! 10 point lead 10 min left?? what a joke!! I told you all i had a bad feeling!! I KNOW THIS TEAM AND I KNEW IT FROM THE 1ST SERIES THEY HAD ON D!!!!!!!!!!!

Our defense has played their hearts out all year and have done great all year and they have one bad game against arguably the best offense in the NFL and you're already ready to throw them and this entire team and season under the bus because of it? Fans like you make me just about as sick as I felt about the outcome of this game.