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Originally Posted by dino7c
Raiders beat them once they can beat them again  |
It's my personal belief that the NFL really wanted to get a Super Bowl for Reid and the Hunt. (Removes tinfoil hat) How this is allowed to happen is beyond me but the Raiders have been getting screwed majorly here as Reid never loses after a bye week and 6/10 seasons is absolutely ridiculous.
https://chiefswire.usatoday.com/2020...cutive-season/
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The Chiefs will play their AFC West foe, the Raiders, after the bye week for the third consecutive season. In 2018, they played the Raiders in Oakland after a Week 12 bye, coming away with a 40-33 win. In 2019, they had the Raiders at Arrowhead Stadium also after a Week 12 bye, defeating them 40-9.
In the last 10 seasons, Kansas City has played eight AFC West opponents following the bye week. That’s good for the most division opponents after a bye week of any team during that span. The most common opponent following the Chiefs’ bye week has been the Raiders with six games played in the past 10 seasons (including 2020).
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This is not a scheduling quirk. It's manipulation IMO and it's getting really old being at a scheduling disadvantage every single season against these guys.