Peter O

[Tom Fornelli @TomFornelli]

People forget Michael Jordan was a PROBLEM 😤

[Steve Cooper @coopuhscoopuh]

I mean it’s pretty easily Mahomes considering the fact that he is BY FAR the best in these situations….

What a silly question 😂

[Baseball’s Greatest Moments @BBGreatMoments]

Never Forget the first pitch the Royals saw in the 2015 World Series.

[Peter O @peter2494]

@hudsononeill15 Jimmy G

[KC Sports Network @KCSportsNetwork]

people don’t talk about this play enough tbh

[Scott Kacsmar @ScottKacsmar]

Want to see the least surprising thing ever?

GWDs allowed
2023 Chiefs - 3
2022 Chiefs - 3
2019 Chiefs - 3
2015 Broncos - 3
2006 Colts - 3

All 6 of Brady's NE runs combined - 3

[Chiefs Blitz @ChiefsBlitz]

Matt Nagy, Connor Embree and Dave Toub need to be fired upon the conclusion of this season.

[Peter O @peter2494]

@hudsononeill15 Sean McGrath

[Peter O @peter2494]

@hudsononeill15 Insider

[Ian Hartitz @Ihartitz]

No one:

Nobody:

Dante Hall:

[Hudi Productions @hudsononeill15]

TIME TO MAKE HISTORY.
@Chiefs #SBLIX #chiefskingdom

[Hudi Productions @hudsononeill15]

The "Villains" of the NFL
#ChiefsKingdom @Chiefs

[Scott Kacsmar @ScottKacsmar]

Most consecutive playoff games with 70+ receiving yards in NFL history

1. Travis Kelce - 13 (active)
2. Antonio Brown - 7
3. Michael Irvin - 6
3. Antonio Freeman - 6
3. Larry Fitzgerald - 6
3. Julian Edelman - 6 (twice)

[Matt Verderame @MattVerderame]

Travis Kelce might have the most insane four-year playoff stretch of all time.

From 2020-23, this is the game log:

Total, 13 games: 113 receptions, 1,271 yards, 13 TDs

[Colin Robertson @mortgagetruth]

Good to see someone else bullish on mortgage rates while the rest of the world isn't.

I too expect mortgage rates to resume their ongoing descent post-election.

Remember, they're still down from about 7.50% a year ago despite a rough month and change.

It's been a sideshow since mid-September and once it passes, the economic data will be the driver of rates once again.

And as the other man cited in the article (Bill Adams, chief economist at Comerica Bank) stated:

“The Fed has signaled pretty clearly that they’re likely to continue cutting short-term rates in the near term. So that’s probably going to translate to lower mortgage rates as well.”

No, the Fed doesn't control mortgage rates, but a lengthy period of easing in short-term rates is often accompanied by lower long-term rates, such as the 30-year fixed.

Especially since cuts and mortgage rates are data-driven, e.g. lower inflation and slowing growth, higher unemployment, etc.

In other words, trust the process, be patient, and everything will likely fall into place.

Of course, mortgage rates are just one piece of the pie. We still have the issue of scarce for-sale inventory and high home prices to tackle.

Unclear how that will go, but thinking mortgage rates will shoot back up to 8% or higher b/c of election noise seems silly.

[Jenna @jennaxkc]

When I say “you’re going to have to claw this 3-peat out of their cold dying hands”…this is what I mean. But times it by 53😤

[Libertarian Party NH 🦔 @LPNH]

"They're making laws where you can't drink [while driving], you have to wear a seat belt when you're driving... pretty soon we're going to be a communist country"

Prophetic

[Peter O @peter2494]

@BarstoolBigCat Bobby Witt Jr. deserves a shout out! Better SS than your boy, Gunner.