Well, I think Kyle Shanahan must have some interesting NFL records for super bowl 4th quarters.
But how much of either of those is his fault? His defense just utterly collapsed in on itself on both occasions.
Well, the offense not being able to burn clock was a disaster but this one was lost by the defense. It would’ve been won by them but they completely collapsed
Its not defenses fault - they pulled down 2 turnovers and the Niners converted one - its on the offense......this was the Chiefs....... they weren't going to hold them down all game..
SF got hosed refs have carried KC all yea literally took points away from New England in our game
Oh well.
Time to do some more day drinking (the sad kind), watch some Doctor Who, and sleep.
I don't know if it's because I'm an adult now or if its because the Kings have permanently broken me inside but I'm not nearly as broken up about this as I thought I'd be (whereas the Super Bowl loss to the Ravens left me a despondent wreck for a good month).
Oh well.
Time to do some more day drinking (the sad kind), watch some Doctor Who, and sleep.
I don't know if it's because I'm an adult now or if its because the Kings have permanently broken me inside but I'm not nearly as broken up about this as I thought I'd be (whereas the Super Bowl loss to the Ravens left me a despondent wreck for a good month).
21 points in the final 6 and a half minutes. The defense can take a little bit of the responsibility here. I didn’t say they had a dud of a game but it’s a hero to goat situation. They went from as good as we’ve seen them all year to as bad, they stopped making plays completely. We knew the Chiefs wouldn’t die but 21 points in 6 and a half minutes is something that I’m not willing to just grant against our defense.
the 57 second drive after the Cheifs made it 17-20 was a disaster as well as the indecisiveness at the end of the first half. Some crappy calls as well.
I think it's just due to the fact it's one game where anything can happen like the New York Giants randomly clobbering vastly superior Patriots teams on two separate occasions and you can take comfort in knowing that you'd beat the other opponents 9 out of 10 times as opposed to a slower burn multiple game series as seen in the heart wrenching occasions you mentioned where you are forced to reflect on either how much worse your team is tha the other squad or how inept your favorite team is.It’s weird. The Super Bowl doesn’t really effect me. Sure I’m bummed, but I’m not enraged, I’m not overly sad. I’m not going to be mad at anything Kansas City. Anything can happen in a single game, just so happens the wrong anything happened. Just like the last time.
Unlike like say... the 2002 World Series which I’m still bitter about and hold a special hatred in my heart for anything Anaheim Angels. Or Kings series’ from when they weren’t terrible.
It’s weird. The Super Bowl doesn’t really effect me. Sure I’m bummed, but I’m not enraged, I’m not overly sad. I’m not going to be mad at anything Kansas City. Anything can happen in a single game, just so happens the wrong anything happened. Just like the last time.
Unlike like say... the 2002 World Series which I’m still bitter about and hold a special hatred in my heart for anything Anaheim Angels. Or Kings series’ from when they weren’t terrible.
There was no hosing. Just choking. This wasn’t on the refs. This was the defense collapsing, Shanahan calling a lame late game, and Jimmy throwing balls into the defensive line when it mattered most.
Is Kyle Shanahan the new Andy Reid choking away important games in the worst way imaginable?
CHIEFS BABY!! $500 richer![]()
But how much of either of those is his fault? His defense just utterly collapsed in on itself on both occasions.
I thought the offensive PI at the end of the first half was one of the softest things I've ever seen but aside from that I don't see much for anyone to hang their hats on.There was no hosing. Just choking. This wasn’t on the refs. This was the defense collapsing, Shanahan calling a lame late game, and Jimmy throwing balls into the defensive line when it mattered most.