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1. Ravens: Win 2. @ Giants: Loss 3. Raiders: Win 4. Eagles: Win 5. @ Cowboys: Loss 6. Jaguars: Win 7. @ Colts: Loss 8. Redskins: Win 9. Bye 10. @ Chargers: Win 11. Chiefs: Win 12. @ Pats: Loss 13. @ Chiefs: Loss 14. Titans: Win 15. Chargers: Win 16. @ Texans: Loss 17. @ Raiders: Win 10-6 Wildcard Chiefs: 1. @ Jaguars: Win 2. Cowboys: Win 3. @ Eagles: Win 4. Giants: Loss 5. @ Titans: Win 6. Raiders: Win 7. Texans: Loss 8. Browns: Win 9. @ Bills: Loss 10. Bye 11. @ Broncos: Loss 12. Chargers: Win 13. Broncos: Win 14. @ Redskins: Loss 15. @ Raiders: Win 16. Colts: Win 17. @ Chargers: Win 11-5, AFC West Divisional Champions Quote:
And as I stated, the #2 WR spot is a question mark. Baldwin has as good a physical ability and size as anyone in the league. I think having Smith at QB and the West Coast system will help him tremendously. In addition, McCluster will be solid as the 3/4 guy (depending upon what they want to do with him on returns versus the passing game - sounds like he's going to be the full time return man). I think Hemingway will end up being the #4 guy behind Bowe, Baldwin and Avery with McCluster seeing gimmick/gadget action on offense and being the full time return guy. And you are flat out bat shit crazy if you think that Smith is "a little better than an Orton type, maybe." Smith was top three in the league last year in completion percentage, QB rating and yards per attempt. He's athletic, a legit 6'4", 230 lbs., very smart and doesn't give the ball to the defense. Extremely efficient with his passing and will be supported by a system that fits his skill set to a "T" and an extremely good running game. The Chiefs will be very balanced offensively and Smith is a big reason for that. |
You're smoking that good shit, brother.
Carry on.. |
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I see you predicted a loss to the Bills (which, lately, would be par for the course), but which is your most likely candidate for the game that we steal? |
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We haven't had a coach as good as Andy Reid since Marty. I could see that being true record wise but I'm gonna wait till preseason to se how things go befor I make a prediction
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If we don't at least win 8 of those games on our schedule, that will be sad.
That's a cake schedule. |
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On top of that the Chargers and Raiders probably won't win 10 games combined... |
I'll have what he's having
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I don't see the problem with listing Smith as similar to Orton. Over their careers, Orton has the same number of TDs but 26 fewer turnovers, even though he has played 8 fewer games than Smith. Orton's YPA and YPC are both higher than Smith's. However, I know that you don't like to look at anything Smith did before 2012, so here are their best statistical seasons compared: Smith: 7.97 YPA, 11.35 YPC, 13 TD, 8 turnovers Orton: 7.34 YPA, 12.47 YPC, 20 TD, 10 turnovers |
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The 13-3 2005 Broncos got destroyed in Miami in the season opener, losing by 24 points. Their other two losses were by 1 and 4 points. Add to that the first game in a new system for offense and defense, and I don't like KC's chances no matter how good they are and no matter how bad Jacksonville is. |
They should beat Jacksonville, but I doubt they go 5-1 in the division
They havent swept the Raiders and Chargers in a while, I am not sure why those would all be penciled in as wins |
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I think the Chiefs offensive lineup is basically Reid's idea of a dream team. He has a cerebral, accurate QB who protects the ball, he has bookend tackles and a solid interior line, he has really big recievers with deceptive speed and the ability to block, solid tight ends, a wide reciever who is fast enough to keep D's honest and a probowl running back who is a threat to take it to the house every time he touches the ball. With all these pieces in place, coupled with Reid's scheme, this should be an outstanding offense this year. He really couldn't ask for a better situation. Alex Smith really couldn't ask for a better situation either. Just look at the playmakers at his disposal: Bowe- 6'2" 221lbs 4.51 Baldwin- 6'4" 230lbs 4.49 Fasano- 6'4" 255lbs 4.72 Moeaki- 6'3" 252lbs 4.69 Kelce- 6'5" 255lbs 4.64 Avery- 5'11" 186lbs 4.27 McCluster-5'9" 170lbs 4.59 Charles-6'1" 200lbs 4.36 Davis-6'0" 227lbs 4.35 If ASmith can throw with any semblance of accuracy, and by all accounts he can, there is no way to cover the playmakers. Our recievers are too big for most CBs to cover without them getting insane YACs and our TEs are too fast for LBs to cover well. D's are gonna have to play back a bit to make sure the play stays in front of them so they can get help. Doing that however, creates all kinds of opportunities for Jamaal--add in to the fact that our TEs and WRs are really accomplished blockers. This will be a fun season. |
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1. @ Jaguars: Win
2. Cowboys: Loss 3. @ Eagles: Loss 4. Giants: Loss 5. @ Titans: Win 6. Raiders: Win 7. Texans: Loss 8. Browns: Loss 9. @ Bills: Loss 10. Bye 11. @ Broncos: Loss 12. Chargers: Win 13. Broncos: Loss 14. @ Redskins: Loss 15. @ Raiders: Loss 16. Colts: Loss 17. @ Chargers: Loss This team could very well end up at 4-12, much like they did after the last time they went 2-14. Additionally, thinking you'll sweep both division opponents is silly, unless you're a team that is clearly better such as the stupid Donks. The trend for the past several years is for KC to split those games. |
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