POLL Would you rather play @ Dallas or @ Seattle in playoffs?

[Ricky Roma]

A joke?

Yes. A joke.

Clearly you are now making things up.

You mean when you say that I'll post that Sea has no chance against Dallas if they were to play in Dallas? I'll put that bitch to bed right now in that all things as they are right now, I'd pick Seattle to win because I believe they are the better team.

Now...the difference between the two teams, their records, performance, talent is a LOT closer in comparison to their respective home field advantage....you know...my original point in the first place? Seattle HFA is the best in the league....Dallas is a fucking joke in comparison.

Yes. A joke.

 

[jarntt]

Yes. A joke.



You mean when you say that I'll post that Sea has no chance against Dallas if they were to play in Dallas? I'll put that bitch to bed right now in that all things as they are right now, I'd pick Seattle to win because I believe they are the better team.

Now...the difference between the two teams, their records, performance, talent is a LOT closer in comparison to their respective home field advantage....you know...my original point in the first place? Seattle HFA is the best in the league....Dallas is a fucking joke in comparison.

Yes. A joke.

So you ARE just making shit up...fair enough

 

[SeattleCoug]

IMO Dallas is the better team right now but Seattle has the better home field advantage. For whatever reason Seattle just has been night and day when it comes to road/home this year.

 

[Ricky Roma]

So you ARE just making shit up...fair enough

Yes...by stating what everybody on planet earth who knows anything about the NFL....that Seattle's home field advantage is far greater than Dallas.'

 

[Hank Kingsley]

The Seattle team I've watched 14 times this year is not that scary. They can't score worth shit.

The fearsome fans are loud schnooks. They don't play the game.

And lately Seattle barely plays the game too.

 

[Clayton]

Depends on the roster. If I magically placed the Chiefs in the NFC playoff picture I would definitely be more concerned with Seattle than Dallas, personally. In most instances it's probably Seattle teams would like to play.

I'm curious as to why you say that. I think Dallas is the much tougher matchup for KC with a QB that doesnt turn the ball over (generally) and a really good run game.

Wilson puts the ball in play and can be prone to bad games to go with his great games where he carries Seattle on his back.

 

[Fountain City Blues]

I'm curious as to why you say that. I think Dallas is the much tougher matchup for KC with a QB that doesnt turn the ball over (generally) and a really good run game.

Wilson puts the ball in play and can be prone to bad games to go with his great games where he carries Seattle on his back.

Dallas' defense pretty much. I don't like either matchup really if we're being quite frank.

 

[ATL96Steeler]

I'm not sure if the OP meant against those teams, those venues/city/travel, or both.

For me, it's pretty easy...DAL.

Put me in a controlled environment dome, and I'll take my chances.

IMO dome teams lose some of the homefield advantage unless the fans are just so loud for 90% of the game that it makes it really tough on the opposing OFC.

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

I was loving the Chiefs before last week

Now I realize they are in for another ho hum 30-17 loss in Foxboro

 

[Earl Stevens]

Is this a serious question? The answer is obvious even to Cowboy fans. Dallas is the obvious answer. Seattle's HFA is an absolute joke. Crazy crowd and they get every major call in their favor. And cue all the idiots that bring up the Detroit playoff game. That Detroit game doesn't even scratch the surface of how many bad calls the Seahawks have gotten away with in Seattle.

 

[Clayton]

I was loving the Chiefs before last week

Now I realize they are in for another ho hum 30-17 loss in Foxboro

Probably closer to 20-10 loss in Foxboro but yeah, something like that.

 

[Fountain City Blues]

I was loving the Chiefs before last week

Now I realize they are in for another ho hum 30-17 loss in Foxboro

Yeah, Alex Smith is a pretty big tease of a QB. All of the sudden he's not getting the rushing yards in to compensate for some of his other problems. If the Chiefs could somehow avoid Pittsburgh and New England though...

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

Yeah, Alex Smith is a pretty big tease of a QB. All of the sudden he's not getting the rushing yards in to compensate for some of his other problems. If the Chiefs could somehow avoid Pittsburgh and New England though...

I feel like the bad Andy Reid is always waiting and lurking, to real that ugly head

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

or "Rear"

 

[jarntt]

I feel like the bad Andy Reid is always waiting and lurking, to real that ugly head

this one?

 

[OregonDucks]

Rather play at Dallas.

1. weather. I do not want to be playing a road playoff game in January in Seattle, Washington.

2. I feel like Dallas' offense has been figured out a bit in recent weeks and as the playoff games approach, the pressure on Dak will be huge and see how a rookie QB handles that pressure.

 

[Hank Kingsley]

I feel like the bad Andy Reid is always waiting and lurking, to real that ugly head

It's easy to find though, it sits atop that huge pile of whatever the fuck he is..... Destined for a coronary....

 

[SJ76]

The Seattle team I've watched 14 times this year is not that scary. They can't score worth shit.

The fearsome fans are loud schnooks. They don't play the game.

And lately Seattle barely plays the game too.

I agree. And Russell Wilson has had a few bad games recently.

Give me Seattle over Dallas and it's not really even close.

 

[Great Dayne]

I would love the chance to play both on the road.. I would fear playing the Giants at home. I want no part of the Giants in the playoffs. In the regular season fine.

 

[Gatorchip]

I'll be happy if KC plays either of them in the playoffs.