Chiefs at Chargers Pre Game Discussion (Wk 1)

[BayAreaBoltz]

If Herbert can take off at times and pick up 7 to 12 yards here and there, that'll help offset all the times Mahomes does it to us. In that case, I'd favor the Chargers.

I just don't like that absence of Slater. That may be the downfall of it all, without a creative OC to offset things.

[Chargers8491]

There is lots of talk about the Chiefs wanting to rediscover the deep passing game. Are we worried abour thier deep speed and explosive plays?

Hollywood, Worthy, Thornton all ran 40s in the 4.2s

It all going to come down to KCs LG and LT. If they can't stop the rush there won't be much of a pass game, IMHO.

[21&500]

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NFL not hiding their favoritism as usual.
#ripthescript

[SAY OW 55]

Good Hampton starting. I have him in fantasy. I’m expecting a lot of touches. And I think he should be good running behind that offensive line. That’s why I drafted him Alt and Bectum.

[SAY OW 55]

But The Chiefs do concern me. Everybody says Mahomes sucks. I think he’s going to try to establish him as the top Quarterback in the league.

they were going with dink and dunk. He’s definitely going to get the ball down field. I think this offense is going to feature a lot more Xavier Worthy.


Pachecko is great he’s healthy. The thing about KC is they need that middle of the field. Tight end Rechee Rice was taking that.

Kelce will be there. But the Kelce that torched us in Sofi is not the same Kelce we’ll see in Sau Paulo tomorrow.

[CivilBolt]

Good Hampton starting. I have him in fantasy. I’m expecting a lot of touches. And I think he should be good running behind that offensive line. That’s why I drafted him Alt and Bectum.

Hampton please truck Tranquill… I meant say hi to him

[CivilBolt]

But The Chiefs do concern me. Everybody says Mahomes sucks. I think he’s going to try to establish him as the top Quarterback in the league.

they were going with dink and dunk. He’s definitely going to get the ball down field. I think this offense is going to feature a lot more Xavier Worthy.


Pachecko is great he’s healthy. The thing about KC is they need that middle of the field. Tight end Rechee Rice was taking that.

Kelce will be there. But the Kelce that torched us in Sofi is not the same Kelce we’ll see in Sau Paulo tomorrow.

I want KC to test our fast CBs… it will be a pick 6 if they jump their route

[Formula 21]

There is lots of talk about the Chiefs wanting to rediscover the deep passing game. Are we worried abour thier deep speed and explosive plays?

Hollywood, Worthy, Thornton all ran 40s in the 4.2s

I see the Bolts playing with an extra db over what is expected the entire game. Do not let Mahomes beat us. Give them a D they are not expecting. Make them beat us with their running game.

[Formula 21]

Everybody is expecting the Chiefs to just walk out of this game with an easy win. I hope the Chiefs believe that too.

[Formula 21]

As for me, I just want the Chiefs to go home thinking, “ Fuck, that was not fun.”

Let's go Bolts, just be physical and beat them to a pulp. Let the result fall where it will.

[charger1_sj]

Isn’t this one of our leap years when we have 9 home games anyway? I think they’ll still have 8 games at sco-fi correct?

that might be a possible explanation, 🤷♂️

Except we'll be playing the AFC West favorite twice, once in KC and once in Brazil. Both look to be away games since
the crowd will undoubtfully be cheering for the Chiefs in Brazil.

[Velo]

Smart TVs don't generate ads themselves, they are no different than an amazon firestick, apple tv box, or other boxes you plug into your tv that they then connect to the internet. Its the various streaming apps and channels that sell ads now. Most didn't have ads in the past but almost all do now. Some smart TVs have their own app, like Samsung has a free Samsung TV app that has hundreds of channels. Some of the channels will have ads but its driven by the channels more than the TV itself and if you don't use the Samsung app, you don't see those ads.

you deserve a new much bigger flatscreen, you're a pillar of our community now. I wouldn't buy a 32" TV for my dog to watch lassie on. I bought my son a 55" smart TV a month ago at Costco for $250. Lets get a gofundme up and running, we can't leave our Mayor technologically disabled!

you can download the Youtube app onto your Amazon Firestick - Youtube app is in their app store and its free. The game on youtube will also then be free.

Following is the Google AI overview of my search about ads on newer model smart TVs. It says the hardware has ads built in, which is why I've avoided buying a new TV. But I like my 32-inch lower IQ TV. It has a great HD picture. It does everything I want it to and nothing I don't want it to. I have it bolted to a really nice chic stand up TV stand that is made of wood and matches my furniture. I can wheel it around to any room I want to watch it in. I don't have any aspirations for a bigger screen. This one is perfect for me and my eyes. And the sound quality is good too. I like watching football on it.


AI Overview

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Why Ads Are On New TVs

• New Revenue Stream:
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• Data Collection:
  Smart TVs collect data on user viewing habits, which is used to serve targeted ads, making the advertising more effective for brands, according to Ars Technica.
• Google's Influence:
  Google, a provider of TV operating systems, also pushes ad capabilities onto Android TV devices, adding ads to platforms that were once ad-free, reports TechRadar.

Where You See Ads

• Home Menus: Ads can appear on the home screen or in content carousels.
• Content Stores: The app or content store may feature advertisements.
• Screensavers: Some TVs, such as certain LG OLED models, display ads when the TV is idle.
• Remote Buttons: Some remotes may feature buttons that advertise streaming services, turning the remote itself into a digital billboard, says Ars Technica.

How to Deal With Ads

• Disable Settings:
  Look for settings in your TV's menu to disable or reduce ads and content recommendations, though this may not eliminate them entirely.
• Use DNS Settings:
  Change the DNS server on your TV or router to one that filters out ads and trackers.
• Use a "Dumb" TV:
  If you want to avoid smart TV features and ads, you can purchase a non-smart TV and add a separate streaming device like a Roku or Apple TV.