Chiefs don't have talent to match many NFL teams Blue Springs Examiner
When Warpaint, the Kansas Metropolis Chiefs galloping mascot, left a rather unfriendly pile of horsey-poo on the goal procession before the player introductions at Sunday’s 27-16 loss to the visiting New York Giants, I told my buddy Rick Dean, who sits next to me in the Arrowhead Coliseum press box, “I hope that’s not foreshadowing of what we are about to see on the field.”
Unfortunately, it was.
The Chiefs were once against disconcerted by a stronger, more experienced and much, much more talented football team.
Quarterback Matt Cassel ran for his subsistence the entire game.
Jamaal Charles fumbled the opening kickoff and before you could say, “Would someone please definite up Warpaint’s mess?” it was 7-0 in favor of the Giants.
For the second week in a row the Chiefs were terrible on third-down plays, making just 2 of 15 (folks, that’s a 13 percent good fortune rate), and featured running back Larry Johnson averaged just 2.9 yards per persevere b manage and was nowhere to be found when the team sniffed the goal line.
