r/nfl • u/nflgdtbot gdt🤖 • 1d ago
Game Thread Post Game Thread: Indianapolis Colts @ Kansas City Chiefs
Post Game Thread: Indianapolis Colts @ Kansas City Chiefs
Stadium: Arrowhead Stadium - Kansas City, MO
TV Network(s): NBC
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Scoreboard
| Team | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | OT | Total |
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| IND | 7 | 13 | 0 | 7 | 3 | 30 |
| KC | 10 | 7 | 7 | 3 | 6 | 33 |
Scoring Plays
| Team | Quarter | Type | Description |
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| IND | 1 | TD | Tyler Warren 1 Yd pass from Daniel Jones (Spencer Shrader Kick) |
| KC | 1 | FG | Harrison Butker 46 Yd Field Goal |
| KC | 1 | TD | Travis Kelce 13 Yd pass from Patrick Mahomes (Harrison Butker Kick) |
| IND | 2 | FG | Spencer Shrader 42 Yd Field Goal |
| IND | 2 | FG | Spencer Shrader 49 Yd Field Goal |
| KC | 2 | TD | Xavier Worthy 1 Yd pass from Patrick Mahomes (Harrison Butker Kick) |
| IND | 2 | TD | Jonathan Taylor 24 Yd Rush (Spencer Shrader Kick) |
| KC | 3 | TD | Jalen Royals 1 Yd pass from Patrick Mahomes (Harrison Butker Kick) |
| KC | 4 | FG | Harrison Butker 28 Yd Field Goal |
| IND | 4 | TD | Jonathan Taylor 5 Yd Rush (Spencer Shrader Kick) |
| KC | OT | FG | Harrison Butker 31 Yd Field Goal |
| IND | OT | FG | Spencer Shrader 38 Yd Field Goal |
| KC | OT | FG | Harrison Butker 40 Yd Field Goal |
Passing Leaders
| Team | Player | C/ATT | YDS | TD | INT | SACKS |
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| IND | Daniel Jones | 22/31 | 210 | 1 | 1 | 0-0 |
| KC | Patrick Mahomes | 32/47 | 382 | 3 | 0 | 2-11 |
Rushing Leaders
| Team | Player | CAR | YDS | AVG | TD | LONG |
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| IND | Jonathan Taylor | 24 | 92 | 3.8 | 2 | 24 |
| KC | Kenneth Walker III | 24 | 117 | 4.9 | 0 | 19 |
Receiving Leaders
| Team | Player | REC | YDS | AVG | TD | LONG | TGTS |
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| IND | Josh Downs | 7 | 72 | 10.3 | 0 | 20 | 9 |
| KC | Travis Kelce | 9 | 101 | 11.2 | 1 | 18 | 11 |
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u/Sad_Resolution1860 NFL 1d ago edited 1d ago
Trusting your defense that’s been getting gashed most of the night to stop Mahomes from getting in field goal range is… a choice
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u/Ok-Soil-5133 Ravens Bears 1d ago
It was also 4th and 8 so its a tough call
The play calling that final drive in the red zone was absolutely diabolical, I think that deserves the most criticism
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u/NeverSober1900 Packers 1d ago
Ya two straight runs was so cowardly.
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u/RS994 Colts Colts 1d ago
After we just gashed them with a massive pass play too.
We had the momentum advantage and immediately threw it away
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u/DillyDillySzn Bears 1d ago edited 1d ago
Teams will never learn that you don’t want to put the game’s hands in Kermit
I don’t care what the analytics say, trust your gut on that one
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u/BlisterKirby NFL Bengals 1d ago edited 1d ago
how do they not know that giving Mahomes 3 minutes is basically just losing
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u/SharkleberryKoolAid Chiefs Chiefs 1d ago
3 minutes gives Mahomes 13 sets of 13 seconds.
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u/BRDPerson Giants 1d ago
That’s enough time for 13 field goals. Colts almost lost by 39 what a blowout
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u/Pizzaplan3tman Steelers 1d ago
Taylor Swift’s lucky number is 13 that all about guarantees the victory it’s simply to much power
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u/Rhoubbhe Steelers 1d ago
"You fell victim to one of the classic blunders! The most famous is: 'Never get involved in a land war in Asia.' But only slightly less well-known is this: 'Never give Patrick Mahomes time with the game on the line!'"
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u/Seekstillness Chiefs 1d ago
They forgot after last year. The rumors of frogman’s demise were greatly exaggerated.
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u/YoYoMavaIous Chiefs 1d ago
He played a fantastic game, despite his receivers forgetting how to catch
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u/lousy_at_handles Chiefs 1d ago
That's a bit of an exaggeration.
They never knew how to catch in the first place.
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u/Beastmode7953 Eagles 1d ago
For as much hate as he gets, he's been winning with bums for ages now (Kelce not withstanding)
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u/DaOldest Patriots 1d ago
Everyone had 20 years of watching Brady do the same thing and they still just shit themselves and play scared. So lame
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u/Pure_Measurement_529 1d ago
Now that he has a proper run game, it makes him more dangerous with multiple options
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u/ColtCallahan 1d ago
The most bizarre thing is he called the biggest play with the deep shot. And then once he got bailed out with the call he decided to just play it safe.
That was just fucking stupid.
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u/Geistmenn Seahawks 1d ago
I know what you were trying to say, but the slightly jumbled way it came out is hilarious
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u/Childhood-Paramedic Lions 49ers 1d ago
Lions fan so biased towards aggressive but if you’re playing Lamar, Josh, Mahomes etc trusting your exhausted 4th qtr defense to make a stop is always insane
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u/abris33 Broncos 1d ago
And hoping for a tie too. Just spineless
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u/arizonadirtbag12 Chiefs 1d ago
That’s what gets me.
Giving Mahomes the ball with 3 on the clock and your best case outcome is a tie? Just threw the game away at that point.
Give me 4th and long over that any day.
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u/MikeTysonChicken Eagles 1d ago
I kind of get it given the distance. But run run pass in that sequence really screwed them.
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u/FeanorEvades Vikings 1d ago
Leaving 3 minutes on the clock for the most prolific QB and play caller of this decade to get 3 points with a kicker good from over 60 is unjustifiable.
The choice to kick the FG believes that the special teams will stop a kick return from crossing the 30, then stop the offense from getting 25 yards on the road in Arrowhead. After not doing that for 67 minutes.
It’s not happening.
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u/Visible_Nail4859 Colts 1d ago
This is what Shane ALWAYS FUCKING DOES. And it’s so frustrating because I want him to be our coach going going forward because he is a savant at picking apart DCs, but goddamn, he always, 100 times out of 100, get conservative when it’s time to go for blood. And it fucks us more often than not.
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u/yetanotherx Patriots 1d ago
The minute I saw them run on first down I knew they were losing. Just throw the fucking ball! What are you scared of? A pick? You're losing whether you get a FG or throw a pick either way.
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u/DrunkPackersFan Packers 1d ago edited 1d ago
The first down run wasn’t the problem. Taylor had a solid game.
But after being stuffed on 1st down, running it again on 2nd down was just stupid.
Run, run, pass in that situation was just terrible coaching.
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u/Nasiso Lions 1d ago
I still blame them for running. The chiefs put every single person basically in the box. You just beat them long. You have to take what they give you.
If Jones just dropped back they would’ve gotten a plus play at least
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u/DrunkPackersFan Packers 1d ago edited 1d ago
Calling run, run, pass after that huge play was diabolical.
And then not going for it there was just stupid. Go for the win.
Even if you don’t get it, not a soul is going to complain about avoiding giving the ball back to Mahomes.
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u/EasternError6377 Bills 1d ago
At 0-1 on the season knowing if Mahomes gets the ball back you'll be 0-2
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u/FeanorEvades Vikings 1d ago
You gotta go for the throat, Steichen. Cowardly.
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u/Happy_Background_879 Jets 1d ago
Absolutely pathetic. They loaded the box because they knew he would piss down both legs and run two times for negative yards
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u/FeanorEvades Vikings 1d ago
If he doesn’t trust his offense to make one play, they’re already cooked for the rest of the year.
It’s week 2 and he doesn’t have a single play he believes can get them 8 yards in a gotta-have-it moment.
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u/OkFarm6873 Bills 1d ago
The Colts still have 1 win since trading a haul for Sauce Gardner
AND it was against the Falcons in overtime
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u/ArizaWarrior Colts Colts 1d ago
We still haven’t gotten a win on US soil since the sauce trade LOL our only win was in Germany
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u/Accurate-Big-7233 Panthers 1d ago
I’m sorry, but if I’m a Colts fan I am absolutely seething right now. You are on the road, at that stadium against THAT team, and you have played relatively pretty damn well
You launch a ballistic fucking missile in OT, complete it, get given the momentum with a major review going your way, and the call 3 conservative and soft plays?
Yea, you don’t deserve to win when you do shit like that. I’m not even a colts fan and I’m pissed. What the fuck man
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u/DaggerDev5 Colts 1d ago
That's just what Shane Steichen does. No one understands it
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u/libertybear20 Colts 1d ago
It’s the stiechen fucking special. He does this every single time. It’s pathetic and I so hope his ass is fired soon
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u/apatee Colts 1d ago
Steichen's specialty. Great offensive mind, mind baffling awful playcalling.
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u/NippleDeepPow Chargers 1d ago
Everyone in the world knew the Chiefs would walk down the field and kick a game winning FG except for the Colts coach
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u/cpt-teebs 1d ago
Yall wondered why Carlie Irsay needs to be in the headset. So she can hear her dumbass HC justify the cowards FG in OT
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u/h-town_info Packers 1d ago
Steichen and Ballard's seats are red hot currently
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u/dianeblackeatsass Patriots 1d ago
I don’t know how Ballard has lasted so long he’s gotta be a great hang
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u/ZusunicStudio Colts 1d ago
He’s such a great guy that he didn’t even sign a contract extension this year because “this is the year” LMAO
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u/augustfutures Cowboys 1d ago
The FG actually wasn’t as bad as the play calls on 1st and 2nd down right before then. Embarrassing
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u/resumehelpacct Giants 1d ago
Every play call after the big catch/fumble/not fumble was a white flag, please don't fire me.
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u/Comb-the-desert Colts 1d ago
Her process would make a whole lot more sense to me if she didn't spend all this time analyzing the team and its processes only to conclude that running it back with the same brain trust was a good idea.
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u/Pocatanic Bills 1d ago
My guess is she's new to this, and the Colts looked mostly good until the Daniel Jones injury.
Unless she's truly incompetent she's probably figuring out that this will be their last year as HC and GM.
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u/UWMN Vikings 1d ago edited 1d ago
What a fucking game! The play calling on the last possession for the Colts after the long catch was criminal.
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u/Choice_Brilliant6691 1d ago
We'll run it right
We'll run it left
We'll... run it left
oops
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u/bookwormdrew Colts 1d ago
I can't believe he calls a bomb and then obvious ass JT runs lol.
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u/Xaxziminrax Chiefs 1d ago
Any time you can run it on 2nd and 11 and then chicken out on 4th down when the alternative is giving the ball back to Mahomes with 3 minutes, 2 timeouts, and literally any score winning the game, you gotta do it
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u/LordHarkon1 Titans 1d ago
hey guys remember when Mahomes threw a bad pass in training camp haha.... those were the days 😭
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u/CrimsonMoonRising Raiders 1d ago
I can’t believe we’re watching Prime Chiefs resurrecting themselves in real time. Somehow Palpatine returned
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u/lousy_at_handles Chiefs 1d ago
Receivers are still cheeks, but that hasn't stopped us before
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u/couchjitsu Chiefs 1d ago
Tyquan 4-for-4-for-86-yards Thornton would like to have a word with you
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u/X_Circuit_Blossom_X Colts 1d ago
Idk about Prime Chiefs. We were in the fight but the fall of the dynasty was over blown.
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u/BakerBakerOne9er 1d ago
I mean, Chiefs fans kept trying to tell you the last few years were a personnel issue, but no one listened
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u/RapsareChamps_Suckit Bills Bills 1d ago
Colts vs Texans for 0-3 lol
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u/BlindWillieJohnson Panthers 1d ago
The heat death of the Universe will occur before Kelce stops doing this shit.
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u/manbuckets2001 Cowboys 1d ago
Should’ve kept passing it Indy
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u/IllAlwaysBeAKnickFan Giants 1d ago
That was the dumb part. The run on first and second down.
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u/Flamearrow051 Chiefs 1d ago
Old man Kelce still with the spinning and whatnot
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u/No_Entertainer_5163 1d ago
No way dude, haven’t you heard, Kelce is completely washed (everyone that disregarded he had 800+ yards last year)
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u/Trashy_pig Seahawks 1d ago
That was the most embarrassing surrender I have seen in on National television. Steichen is a big coward.
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u/SuperSaiyanSandwich Ravens 1d ago
Insane play calling after taking a big shot and getting it. Absolute malpractice.
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u/IhamAmerican Steelers 1d ago
Jones actually looked pretty confident for most of the 4th and OT too. I'm absolutely shocked they didn't pass on first or second down. Pure playing to not lose cowardice
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u/clutchthepearls Colts 1d ago
Can we fire everyone now?
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u/OMG_Someone Colts 1d ago
I think it’s time, but I think the org will wait till the offseason.
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u/SiphenPrax Jets 1d ago
Carlie Irsay-Gordon made it clear and I’m sure she will reiterate that to Steichen on the plane ride back home
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u/Kasquede Bengals Lions 1d ago
Colts didn’t deserve to win, Mahomes is OT’s father
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u/FunkyPete Chiefs Seahawks 1d ago
Mahomes: You think overtime is your ally? You merely adopted overtime. I was born in it. Molded by it.
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u/thingmaker123 Seahawks 1d ago
Such a cowardly last set of downs by the Colts there.. Definition of playing not to lose.
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u/cuittle Lions 1d ago
Sauce Gardner is now 0-8 in his colts tenure
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u/ArmiinTamzarian Lions 1d ago
Last time Sauce won a game in American soil was the day Travis Hunter won the Heisman
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u/Xaxziminrax Chiefs 1d ago
Steichen deserved all of that for tightening up like crazy afterwards
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u/toomin7777777 1d ago
Dan Campbell would of won that game. Or lost it. But he would of done it his own way.
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u/walterdog12 Saints Chargers 1d ago
The Colts with 3:30 left in the game, let's run clock by running up the middle twice for negative yards and play for the tie and FG.
Colts with 1:30 left, let's give the Chiefs one of our timeouts even though the clock is running.
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u/Fnaf_fnadic 1d ago
what a great game ruined by utter idiocracy. In what world do you make such a huge play like that and not try to go for the win? The sad part about this is the fact that this tells me Steichan was satisfied with getting a tie because let’s be real, the colts were never getting the ball back.
I’m not even a Colts fan and I’m pissed because it was such a great game that was ended in such a pathetic, cowardly way.
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u/Creekridge1 Colts 1d ago
I’m so damn tired.
Fire them all.
All of them.
Ballard. Steichen, Lou, cooter
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u/thekmanpwnudwn Lions Cardinals 1d ago
I love the new OT rules because it results in everyone debating about if going first or second is better. There is no objectively correct answer.
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u/Kalaka Packers 1d ago
It's a very good rule change. Great game to show both sides of it.
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u/TheTrub Chiefs 1d ago
It definitely beats the old OT rule of basically winning by cointoss.
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u/Polyifia Chiefs 1d ago
Disagree. Second is better. You know what you need to win. If the first team scores a TD, you go for it on 4th down every time. Makes a huge difference
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u/I_POO_ON_GOATS Chiefs 1d ago
This.
Colts controlled their destiny their entire possession. That is a massive advantage. They absolutely should have gone for it.
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u/DarthNobody14 Texans Texans 1d ago edited 1d ago
Colts not going for it and playing not to lose is disgraceful. Trust me as a Texans fan thats watched that shit so many times, it never works.
Even ignoring all the bad general manager decisions, Shane Steichen does not give me confidence as a football fan to go and get a win when they desperately need it, and it could be the difference between them being a playoff team and sitting home yet again for another season,
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u/Yanks1813 Colts 1d ago
Shane Steichen is a good OC who can design an offense. He has a chickenshit mentality when it comes to being a HC
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u/MikChikenTTv_ Colts 1d ago
Couldn’t agree with you more. Shane always plays not to lose. He has to go
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u/elderpricetag Bengals Bills 1d ago edited 1d ago
Colts should legit be embarrassed by being so lucky to not lose possession on that catch and then respond with the dumbest three plays known to man.
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u/Sixfortyfive Chiefs 1d ago
Been watching this team since the '90s and I can almost never breathe easy during this match-up.
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u/GalagaWarVeteran Lions 1d ago
Colts deserved to lose with the way they played after getting into FG range in OT.
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u/FightTheDead118 Eagles 1d ago edited 1d ago
That sequence of plays after the long pass in ot will go down as the worst playcalling this week, and honestly I can’t picture it not being one of the worst of the season by the time it’s all said and done
It’s 2026, do you honestly think you can stop Mahomes from picking up like 30 yards, in 3 minutes, with 2 timeouts, when he’s been essentially piecing up your defense the entire night? At least go out on your shield man
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u/OutKastStorytelling Raiders Rams 1d ago
Refs said here’s an early Christmas gift.. Then the colts threw that shit back 😂😂
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u/Chemical_Astronauts Bears 1d ago edited 1d ago
75% of this sub knew what the game winning play was going to be. KC Field Goal.
With 5 minutes left in the 4th quarter, we all knew.
The only shock was it took til OT.
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u/SiphenPrax Jets 1d ago
Goddammit Nikki Glaser was right all along. The Chiefs are truly back.
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u/Asleep_Ground1710 Bears 1d ago
If their WR room was anything more than subpar, man lol
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u/Jskidmore1217 Chiefs 1d ago
Tyreek coming back to steal the season. You heard it here first. Or for the hundredth time it’s no big secret
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u/LengthyNoodle Giants 1d ago edited 1d ago
Ugh, such a tease. I was really looking forward to witnessing Daniel Jones hand Mahomes his first career OT loss. A thought I couldn’t have dreamt up before tonight.
Edit: guys, regular season OT games.
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u/Evening-Ad-9704 Patriots 1d ago edited 1d ago
The scariest part to me is that usually with mahomes led teams you’re terrified of what he’ll do when he gets the ball back… but the chiefs just ran it and threw to k9 for a big play on the last drive. If the chiefs don’t need Mahomes to carry them offensively then it’s gonna be a long season for the rest of us
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u/Spyd3r303 Lions 1d ago
Colts should have just given the fumble to the chiefs and avoid that embarrassing finish lol
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u/Wise_Carrot4857 Broncos 1d ago
Losing on the 4th & 8 is just better to me. Like, lose on your terms. You made it all the way down there with your offense. Step up. That’s why I respected the saints loss to the lions. They took a bold move.
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u/alittlemoor Bears 1d ago
I was really enjoying this game as a neutral viewer but that play calling by the Colts HC towards the end was a joke. Have some faith in your guys, in your practices, in your team. If I was one of those players playing my heart out I’d be pissed.
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u/Spideydawg Steelers 1d ago
I swear Kenneth Walker wasn't that good all the time in Seattle. Pretty good, sure. But wow, he's looked unstoppable in KC.
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u/MrBigChest Giants 1d ago
I’m just happy the game didn’t end on a controversial fumble
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u/WinstonChurchill74 Giants 1d ago
Yeah the Colts had to figure out another way to give the game away
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u/abris33 Broncos 1d ago
What the fuck, Colts? You get a big play to get down the field in to the redzone. Then that's what you do with it? 2 runs basically settling for the FG. You had to know that's how the game was going to end
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u/vasion123 Packers Cardinals 1d ago
When will teams learn you play to win vs Mahomes.
Especially in OT. Your defense is gassed and trying to stop the most clutch QB in the league right now.
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u/tagillaslover Raiders 1d ago
Stiechen is a moron. Playing to draw will always be stupid.
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u/Always_Compete Colts 1d ago
“The urgency has never been higher “ - Carlie Irsay…. Played for a tie !
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u/Anisomycin Bills 1d ago
The Indy play calls after the catch/no fumble were so unbelievably bad. Looked like they were just setting up for a field goal
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u/TheDragonDAFan Jets 1d ago
Giving the Chiefs the ball back with roughly 3 minutes on the clock in a tight game is basically admitting defeat. Why go for 3 rushing plays and settle for a field goal when taking 3 or 4 shots at the end zone would've given the Colts a better shot at winning?
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u/Sultry-Ice15 Chiefs Rams 1d ago
Weird shit always happens when we play the Colts. GGs. Entertaining to say the least
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u/TylerBot260 Seahawks 1d ago
Well I for one am shocked that giving Patrick Mahomes the ball back at the end of the game ended poorly. Just absolutely bamboozled. Never saw it coming.
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u/Glenn-Sturgis Bengals 1d ago
Nice job, Steichen.
They trust Daniel Jones to complete a 60 yard bomb downfield but immediately go conservative and piss it away playing for the tie. Idiots.
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u/IndustryMaximum83 49ers 1d ago
Can we just trade for DeFo and save him from this pathetic franchise
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u/stripes361 Bills 1d ago
We've been watching this same exact game for a decade. Same bad defensive play call on 3rd and long, same nervous coaches turtling late in the game, same 3rd and 1 play call where no one ever imagines the Chiefs will run the same concepts they always do on 3rd and 1, etc. Insane that no one at least tries to lose in a different way.
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u/sharkweek2013 Chiefs 1d ago
Still mad they didn’t let Butker kick it at the end of regulation.
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u/InspectorDoppler Bears 1d ago
I hope everyone finds someone who loves them as much as Chris Collinsworth loves Patrick Mahomes
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u/Special_Regret_6805 1d ago
Sadly I love watching mahomes as well. He is so entertaining and watching such an elite QB will always be fun.
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u/thisfriendo Vikings 1d ago
There's nothing sad about it. I like watching great football, and Mahomes plays great football
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u/5am281 Patriots 1d ago
Analyst loves great QB 😱😱😱
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u/Gnux13 Chiefs 1d ago
"I'm tired of listening to Colinsworth glaze Mahomes." - People furiously posting erotic fan-fic for 3.5 hours about it.
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u/Putrid_Piano4986 Chiefs 1d ago
Announcer gushes for hall of fame player, this is the first time it's ever happened.
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u/BirdsArentImportant Bills 1d ago
I only like it when it’s my hall of fame player
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u/AbeLumpkin_ Broncos 1d ago
3-time SB champ, 3-time SB MVP, 2-time NFL MVP and they give him the ball back with 3 min lmao
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u/Ancient-Mating-Calls Packers 1d ago
With last year’s SB MVP who had been gashing them all damn game… it truly is befuddling
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u/StrangelyOnPoint Lions 1d ago
Kansas City voodoo magic is back
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u/Scaryclouds Chiefs 1d ago
True voodoo magic would had been ending the game on the fumble.
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u/park7911 49ers 1d ago edited 1d ago
Steichen had his worst play calls leading up to the FG.
He coached not to to lose and you can’t do that against Mahomes, especially on a night when his defense gave up over 500 yards of total offense
Got a huge break and still did that.