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So ridiculous.
Part of the reason why we should all enjoy Tebowmania while it lasts. Dude's not gonna be able to get out of bed after a few more games the way he plays.
Fuck Tebow.
Chargers are done, I need a new team to cheer for.
Honestly wouldn't be shocked if Turner were fired tomorrow.
Agreed. He's had it coming for a while.
The Chiefs have a five week stretch where they play:
The team that had the best overall record from last year
The two teams from the NFC Championship Game from last year
The two teams from the AFC Championship Game from last year
Has this ever happened before? I can't imagine it has. Just to be possible in the modern scheduling era the two teams from the NFC and AFC Championship Games have to be in the same division or the team with the best record has to not make the Conference Championship Game and be from a division that one of the teams in the Conference Championship is in. You then have to be playing both the correct NFC and AFC division on the inter/intra-divisional matchups (unless of course you're in the division with the two teams from one of the conferences, which is not the case with KC) and then you have to have either won the division the season before (to play the best overall record) or that team has to be in your division (which is not the case with KC).
KC was unlucky enough to A) Draw the NFC North B) Draw the AFC East C) Win the division last year so they drew the Steelers D) Happen to play all five teams in five consecutive weeks...oh and three of them are on the road.
I doubt this has ever happened before or will ever happen again
Week 11: @ Pats (overall best record)
Week 12: Steelers (AFC champion)
Week 13: @ Bears (NFC runner-up)
Week 14: @ Jets (AFC runner-up)
Week 15: Packers (Super Bowl and NFC champion)
Here's a Houston Texans question after today: has any team ever made the playoffs after losing their first two QBs?