Kansas City Chiefs
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After blanking an opponent for the first time since the 2015 postseason with Sunday’s 31-0 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, let’s see what is on our readers’ minds.
Will the Chiefs make a trade adding to the defensive line this week? Defensive tackle was a huge need before. With Omarr-Norman-Lott going down, it’s now s pretty much a certainty.
After the rookie defensive tackle...
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Going into Sunday’s game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Las Vegas Raiders, I wanted to see what wide receiver Rashee Rice would do after more than a full calendar year off the field. In his absence, the offense had developed a rhythm without him, so I was curious to see how he would be used — and how much the team would put on his plate.
After Sunday’s 31-0 blowout, the Chiefs are sure to be happy that Rice is back — and will want to feature him often. He ran 16 routes and saw 10 targets. That is...
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Chiefs place Omar Norman-Lott on Reserve/Injured list | The Mothership
Rashee Rice had an offseason talk with Patrick Mahomes. It led to a TD on Sunday | The Athletic
“I basically told Pat I was a fade guy in college,” Rice said Sunday. “If you look at my college highlights, I caught a lot of back-shoulders at SMU. Just having a great quarterback, we just had to put it in the air, talk about it.”
From there, the two went to work.
Over and over, Mahomes and Rice practiced those corner-of-the-end-zone-type throws...
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While watching the Kansas City Chiefs’ 31-0 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, did you feel like you were watching a college matchup between a small school and an FBS powerhouse?
NFL teams rarely win like Kansas City did on Sunday. But in the NCAA, we see these kinds of games every season. Power conference teams play those from smaller schools to prepare for conference play. This season’s matchup between Ohio State and Grambling is a good example. The Buckeyes are arguably the country’s best team, while the Tigers are a middling member of the Southwestern Athletic Conference....
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On Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs opened a can of something-or-other on the Las Vegas Raiders, escorting them off GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium after a 31-0 beatdown.
Here are three things that occur to me after reflecting on Sunday’s game.
No matter what I think about it, the Raiders’ backup left tackle — who was filling in for the injured starter Kolton Miller — was going to end up with some blame for the rookie defensive tackle’s season-ending ACL injury, which happened with 2:30 left in the third quarter.
Forsyth...
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Last week, the Kansas City Chiefs were an easy call to move up in power rankings after a 30-17 win over the Detroit Lions. This week, a 31-0 shutout of the Las Vegas Raiders continued the trend. Every power ranking we’re tracking moved them up again — including a few with the Chiefs at the top.
Here’s this week’s sampling:
(Up from 9)
If the Chiefs’ record were a hair better, I’d have considered them for a top-two spot after the 31-0 beatdown of the rival Raiders. This was peak-Chiefs dominance, and even though the blowout...
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NFL Week 7 grades: Eagles earn high mark after snapping two-game skid | CBS Sports
A+ Chiefs
For the first time all season, Patrick Mahomes had his full arsenal of weapons available to him on offense and it definitely showed. With Rashee Rice back from his six-game suspension, Mahomes went off with 286 yards passing and three touchdowns in just three quarters of action (He spent the fourth quarter on the bench). Rice, who didn’t really show any rust, had a team-high seven catches that went for 42 yards and two touchdowns. Mahomes kept the...
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What more could we possibly ask for?
On Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs did nearly everything right against their old foes: the Las Vegas Raiders. In nearly every aspect of a game, it was a complete and total dismantling of a lesser opponent. We could get used to seeing this offense the rest of the season, but we can’t expect many more blowouts like this 31-0 laugher.
The only challenge is coming up with any losers from this game. Enjoy the victory Monday!
Here are the Chiefs who stood out.
Wide receiver Rashee Rice: To nobody’s surprise, the...
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According to a report from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Kansas City Chiefs’ rookie defensive tackle Omarr Norman-Lott — who left Sunday’s 31-0 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders with a knee injury — has suffered a torn ACL. This will end his season.
More to come.
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Following the Kansas City Chiefs’ 31-0 dismantling of the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday afternoon, Arrowhead Pride user Belohawks scoured the Internet for the most appropriate news headlines.
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In other words: hostility, acrimony, detestation, loathing…
Fun festival moves from parking lot to GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.
Team spokesperson denies it means anything.
Suspension yields smooth ride, balance, good handling and touchdowns.
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It is impossible to overestimate the gap between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Las Vegas Raiders.
Sunday’s 31-0 smackdown wasn’t just a convincing win. The Chiefs scored at will — and shut down the Las Vegas offense to a point that was comical. It was an utter and complete victory — a destruction so complete that the winners waved the white flag on the losers’ behalf.
Or in the words of Kendrick Lamar, the Raiders are “not like us.”
*And for the first time this season, Kansas City’s winning percentage is on the right side of 0.500 — and...
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Few NFL games are as lopsided from start to finish as the Kansas City Chiefs’ 31-0 defeat of the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday afternoon. While the Raiders did have significant injuries that stunted their starting lineup, that won’t be remembered for long. Even the nearly unstoppable Kansas City offense will probably be part of the lasting storyline.
The Chiefs’ defense was historically efficient during the team’s first regular-season shutout under head coach Andy Reid. (He also oversaw 2015’s 30-0 postseason victory over the Houston Texans that was much more significant in the team’s history — a defensive performance that...
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