31 84 127 | Steelers vs Chiefs, SNF, October 2, 2016 +Why I like Steelers and #84, Antonio Brown

Sunday Night Football will be the 31st meeting all-time between the Steelers and Chiefs in the regular season.  The Steelers lead the series 20-10, something like both teams current records of 2-1.  By the end of the game, the Steelers should be 3-1, and the Chiefs 2-2.

31, the 11th prime; football, a game of 11 vs 11; Chief = 31 (Singular) (Chiefs = 32/41/50)

Big Ben is also trying to win his 127th career win, a span of 127-days before the Super Bowl in Houston.  127 is the 31st prime.

'Thirty-one' also has connection to Pennsylvania, home of the 'Steelers'.

http://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/game_query.cgi?tm1=pit&tm2=kan&yr=all

The last time the Chiefs won in Pittsburgh, was December 21, 1986.

The last time the Chiefs won, was their last matchup, last season, on a date with '50' numerology.

10/25/15 = 10+25+15 = 50

Kansas City Chiefs = 64/73/91/100/172
Kansas City = 32/41/50/59; Chiefs = 32/41/50 (32nd game between teams counting playoffs)

Pittsburgh Steelers = 81/108
Pittsburgh = 50/59; Steelers = 31/49

This will be Mike Tomlin's 148th regular season game, going for his 95th win.  Notice he has 94-wins in 147-games.  Mike Tomlin = 49; Steelers = 31/49

If Mike Tomlin wins, number 95 will come 126-days before the upcoming Super Bowl.  Week 4 began Thursday, September 29, 2016, 129-days before the big game.  Ninety-Five = 129

As for 'Big Ben', he will be playing for his 116th regular season win.  Big Ben has the right gematria for Sunday Night Football.

'39' has always been a relevant number to SNF.  Notice the first SNF game on NBC was between the Colts and Giants, or '39' and '39'.

2/5/2012 = 2+5+20+12 = 39 (Super Bowl 46, in Indy, won by Giants)

On the opposite side of the ball is Chiefs coach Andy Reid, and QB Alex Smith, who has a '39' connection of his own.

Let us compare Smith's and Roethlisberger's records.

Big Ben is going for his 127th win, coming in with 126, 126-days before the Super Bowl, February 5, 2017.  It is also a total span of 127-days.

Alex Smith is trying to win number 73, and his 31st on the road.  If Smith does get the upset, remember he got #31, on the road, against the Steelers.

Notice Ben comes in with 172-regular season games played.

In the regular season, Big Ben is playing for win #116, and Alex, #71.

The coach of the Chiefs, Andy Reid, will be trying to earn his 34th win as the Chiefs coach, and his 164th win all-time.  He comes in with '33' wins, facing the team established in '33, the Steelers.  The Steelers play in Pennsylvania, the 'Keystone' State.  Keystone = 33

Andy Reid used to coach there, with the Eagles.  Eagles = 22/31/49; Steelers = 31/49

If Andy Reid loses, it will be loss #112.  Houston = 31/40/112

Between the QBs, coaches, and teams, the narrative favors the Steelers, who are favorites.  For the icebreaker, #84 with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Antonio Brown, has a favorable night lining up for him.

First, notice that this is the 84th season of the Steelers (same with Eagles).

For #84, this game comes 84-days after his birthday.

Notice that he has '40' career receiving TDs heading into this game.

If Antonio Brown were to catch 4 TDs, he would have '44'.  The divisors of '44' sum to '84'.

In his career he has never had more than 2 TD grabs in a game.  Bringing his total to '42' on this date, with '2 more grabs', would be symbolic, and I think it is likely.  Touchdown = 42; Freemason = 42

http://www.nfl.com/player/antoniobrown/2508061/careerstats

As for #84 for the Chiefs, who are not in their 84th year of existence, he doesn't get much action.  To date, he has one career TD.

http://www.nfl.com/player/demetriusharris/2541187/profile