Chiefs Last Six Games on the Road

[RINGLEADER]

Updated with more stats that show just how impressive this team has been on the road since the win streak started...

Chiefs have scored 205 points (34.1 ppg average) as a team and allowed 60 points (10.0 ppg average).

Chiefs 145 point differential in those six games is most in the NFL by nearly 80 points.

Chiefs have only given up 6 points in the second-halves of the last four road games and none in the fourth quarter during that time

Alex Smith is completing 72.19% of his passes, for 1,125 yards, 7 TDs, and 1 INT for a passer rating of 105.97

Opposing QBs are completing 55.65% of their passes, for 1,286 yards, 6 TDs, and 17 INTs for a passer rating of 49.61

Chiefs have generated 18 sacks during this period, but allowed 23 sacks

Chiefs have rushed 182 times for 808 yards, a 4.44 ypa average, 134.66 ypg average, and 12 TDs

Chiefs opponents have rushed 124 times for 508 yards, a 4.1 ypa average, 84.66 ypg average, and 2 TDs

Chiefs have at least 1 TD rushing in every game, while they have surrendered TDs in only 2 of these games

Chiefs have rushed for more than 100 yards in each game except one, and allowed a 100-yard rusher just once

Chiefs are averaging 39.73% conversion on third-down, and allowing conversions on third-down 31.25% of the time

Chiefs are controlling the clock with an average of 32:14 time of possession - they have won the ToP every game except one

Chiefs have generated 20 turnovers and only turned the ball over 3 times

That is all for now!

[scho63]

Originally Posted by RINGLEADER

The Chiefs have 205 points scored (36.1 ppg average) and 60 points allowed (10.0 ppg average) on the road during their current 11-game win streak.

That 145 point differential in those six games is most in the NFL by 50 points.

Good job Chiefs.

That's some impressive shit!

[RINGLEADER]

Originally Posted by scho63

That's some impressive shit!

It's so strange because during the games it doesn't feel like the Chiefs are dominating but you look up and -- BOOM! 30 points on the board.

[mdchiefsfan]

Originally Posted by RINGLEADER

It's so strange because during the games it doesn't feel like the Chiefs are dominating but you look up and -- BOOM! 30 points on the board.

Exactly what I was saying earlier. It's always some different way of getting to 30, also. It's pretty crazy.

[Bob Dole]

BUT, BUT, BUT


Alex Smith sucks!!!

[notorious]

[Prison Bitch]

Originally Posted by notorious

Rep

[milkman]

Road warriors.

[RINGLEADER]

Many more stats added to the original post...

[Eleazar]

Just think how much better we'd be doing if we had Geno Smith!

[Lzen]

Originally Posted by Cochise

Just think how much better we'd be doing if we had Geno Smith!

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Fun season

[MMXcalibur]

Soooooo, we want Denver to win on Sunday after we skull**** the Patriots?

[CoMoChief]

Originally Posted by KCtotheSB

Soooooo, we want Denver to win on Sunday after we skull**** the Patriots?

Hell no. We should want PIT to beat DEN

AFCC game at Arrowhead would be epic. Steelers defense is a paper tiger.

[RINGLEADER]

Originally Posted by CoMoChief

Hell no. We should want PIT to beat DEN

AFCC game at Arrowhead would be epic. Steelers defense is a paper tiger.

This is the first Chiefs team I can ever remember that I really don't care who we play. We are so much better on the road it isn't even funny -- it is almost unbelievable how consistently strong they've played away from Arrowhead during the win streak).

A Championship game at Arrowhead against a busted up Steelers team would be great.

Upsetting the Broncos in Mile High would be just as fun (for different reasons).

The bottomline is that whoever our opponent is it won't matter what they do if the Chiefs continue to do the same things they have done to win their previous 11 playoff games this year.