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We could be the Chargers, losing 24-0 at home against a fifth string QB halfway through the third quarter, with the franchise QB having one foot in retirement already.

Our defense is historically bad, yet it’s always been a one possession game. We just had the two worst offensive scoring performances of Mahomes’ career and still had chances to win both games at the end.

We aren’t playing good football and yet we still control our destiny

Watching Mahomes play well with no Tyreek, no true RB1, and a backup LT today got me thinking. Should we change our team building mindset to be very defensive heavy?

Andy will always be a great offensive coach and Mahomes is making Demarcus Robinson look like a good to great WR. So I believe those two can drag us to a top 10 offense each year with just average talent around them.

If we spent the majority of our cap on defense and really sold out on a top 10 defense, I feel like we’d be super bowl favorites each and every year.

Essentially it would be like the Patriots, not paying top dollar for anybody on offense but getting a ton of marquee defensive players.

1. In Week 17 the Chiefs are going to lock up the #1 seed and HFA for the playoffs with a win at home over the Raiders.
2. Patrick Mahomes is basically a lock to hit the 5,000 yards and 50 TDs mark next week as we close out a 12-4, #1 seed season. Seriously, if any of you guys heard that before the season started it would be hard to believe even with the most homer glasses on.
3. Having the bye week in the first round of the playoffs is going to allow some of our key contributors to get even healthier. Fuller, LDT, Ware, Erving, Watkins, Berry, and some others. I think people are underestimating the impact that getting Watkins back will have, as he will greatly open up the game for Hill ag

Hey guys,

I was just trying to see if there was any way to get in touch with some current or former MBA students on here. I've wanted to attend Notre Dame for more or less my entire life, but for undergrad I chose to play baseball and therefore didn't even apply for ND. Looking at the class profile I'm right around the averages for all of the GMAT, GPA, and other educational requirements- but graduating from undergrad in 2015 leaves me with less work experience than the average MBA student.

So if there are any MBA students I'd love to talk to them about the program and what they're experiences are for careers after graduation. Thanks!

Watching the game tonight and seeing them review the schedule for both of the Conference Finals series made me realize something. The Warriors have had a 3-day break between games 2 and 3 in all three of their series, while teams in the Eastern conference have played every other day (IIRC) for the entire series.

Does anybody know why this is? Does it have to do with TV rights? I don't think it would be because of travel time since no team is really traveling very far in any series.

So obviously there are thousands and thousands of high school kids moving on to play college football at various levels of the collegiate game. There's no way one organization can scout all of these players and give them consistent rankings across the board (different scouts from different programs have different measures/things to look for).

So don't most of these websites use the information of what schools are recruiting or offering a scholarship to a player, to help determine their ranking? My point being, is that does Bama consistently have a number one class just because they are Bama? In the sense that, if a kid gets an offer from Bama then he must be at least a 4-Star so that's wh