Theismann, ESPN Experts Not on the Chiefs Bandwagon
by Joel Thorman on Nov 15, 2009 11:10 AM CST
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Over the past few months, Joe Theismann has weighed in on the Chiefs a handful of times and generally it's with good thoughts. He thought the Matt Cassel trade was great, picked the Chiefs to win 10 games before the season and even picked the Chiefs to beat the Cowboys a few weeks back (and the Redskins, his former team, too).
Today that comes crashing down. Theismann picked the Raiders to beat the Chiefs today. Both of his colleagues, Sterling Sharpe and Brian Baldinger, picked the Chiefs to win.
The ESPN expert picks aren't too pretty, either.
Only Mike Golic, former Bronco Mark Schlereth and Seth Wickersham picked the Chiefs to win today.
As for odds and other things of that sort, the Chiefs began the week two point underdogs but have been upgraded to 1.5 point 'dogs. The over/under is 35.
Over the past six years, the Chiefs have played close games in Oakland (and all wins).
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We win, Mort picked the Raiders
and he is always wrong!:)
Good move by the Chiefs org, glad to see LJ gone.
Mort is tied for first with the ESPN experts this season
by Joel Thorman on Nov 15, 2009 11:18 AM CST up reply actions
You had to ruin it for me,
I was being sarcastic!:)
Good move by the Chiefs org, glad to see LJ gone.
Well that sucks.
No one ever says, "It's only a game" when their team is winning.
George Carlin-R.I.P.
by idahochieffan on Nov 15, 2009 11:27 AM CST up reply actions
Mike Schlereth????
i swear that guy is a true blue Donkey….he typically doesnt have nothing but bad things to say about the Chiefs…weirdo
or we could
um wait a few hours until the game starts, doh.
Blame my wife!
Waiting until August 2010
Chris was going to do one
Until he realized I had a story scheduled. I wasn’t thinking.
Probably around 2:00 (CST).
by Joel Thorman on Nov 15, 2009 12:30 PM CST up reply actions
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