doddpower;200430Orton will be starting.
Also, I think IronMan will be at this game.
Hit him up.

Possibly Stanzi if Orton can't go...this should be interesting. Does IronMan come through here anymore? I hardly see him.

He's a chat room regular, not so much a forum regular.

have a great time GForce

A couple of thoughts:


Arrowhead is one of the oldest stadiums designed for football.
Outdoors with natural grass it is a nice venue.
After 40 years it got some renovations recently.
Stadiums are the least expensive if you build them well and have them last a long time.
The Chiefs ownership has been smart about that. It has been a tough venue for opposing teams.

The Chiefs have a nutcase GM.
When first hired he fired the entire scouting staff.
I said it was because he didn't know any of them. I'm sure at least one of them was competent and would have been liked by GM Pioli.

I could tell from the preseason game that the Chiefs were not a talented team. It was more than just not having a good enough QB (Pioli's boy Cassel from the Patriots, Pioli's former employer).
After the Packers Preseason game the Chiefs first two games were big losses 41-7 to Buffalo and 48-3 to Detroit. The Chiefs were not ready to play after a crazy offseason without workouts.


You can debate firing the head coach of a 5-8 team. But you knew that Pioli would put a former Patriot, Romeo Crennel, in as interim coach.
To me it appears that Pioli is making an attempt to hold on to power.
He probably would not have liked what Haley would say in his end of the season report to the owner.

Pioli has been with Belichick from Cleveland to the Jets to the Patriots.
Going to Kansas City on his own he has not been making any friends. The lack of stability at the franchise has hurt the morale.


I don't think the Chiefs will be a good franchise until Pioli is gone.

It looks like James Starks and Bradon Saine won't be playing, leaving the Packers with John Kuhn and Ryan Grant. I'm going to say the Packers will carry less than 20 times rushing the ball, lol.

Zero2Cool;200542It looks like James Starks and Bradon Saine won't be playing, leaving the Packers with John Kuhn and Ryan Grant. I'm going to say the Packers will carry less than 20 times rushing the ball, lol.

I go for more.
Packers will have a sizable lead early.
That's when [mm] likes to run.

i have a feeling our O will be off due to Jennings missing and Nelson possibly being doubled...I truly think our Depth at WR will be partially exposed as over rated..DOnt get me wrong,we'll still win,but i think this game might be dangerous for Rodgers if our O-line dont hold up because i have a feeling our WR's wont be open as much...Just a gut feeling so i could be wrong

Actually I think these next three games will show how good the depth of the receiver corps is as everybody else steps it up.

Packers win 87-3.
Grant runs for 400 yards. Finley scores 6 TDs. Rodgers throws for 857 yards, and after the game God takes Rodgers into heaven in a shining chariot effectively ending Green Bay’s Super Bowl run.

azrunning;200646Actually I think these next three games will show how good the depth of the receiver corps is as everybody else steps it up.

Agreed.

Those who play fantasy, Nelson & JJ have big games.