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Old 11-10-2014, 10:28 AM  
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Let's talk about the Seahawks.
We are so close, and yet so very, very far. It's hard to think that the Chiefs still have mountains to climb, seeing as we're the #1 Wild Card team right now, but keep this in mind:
  • We've only won 6 games, and
  • Of the remaining 7 games on the schedule, five of them are murderer's row.
So that means, for the Chiefs to even have a fair chance at a playoff spot (9 wins), they need to win ONE of those immensely difficult games. In order to have an excellent chance at a playoff spot (10 wins), they'll need to win TWO.

Of those five games, few are more daunting than the game we have lined up this week at home against the Seattle Seahawks.

We know they are insanely talented on both offense and defense. But the biggest reason this is going to be a very difficult game: they just beat the Giants by rushing for 350 yards.

350.

yards.

rushing.

That is an actual thing that happened. Now factor in the fact that the Chiefs (a.) like to go into subpackages three-quarters of the game and (b.) are generally a lousy team against the run, and it's clear that this week is an uphill battle.

At least it's at home.

The heart and soul of everything the Seahawks do is Russell Wilson. There are few non-AFCW QBs we know better than Wilson on ChiefsPlanet. We know he's super athletic. He's extremely smart. He's tough and unshakeable. And he's got a fantastic arm that is very accurate. Wilson, however, is also extremely difficult to get to -- his OL is pedestrian, but his movement in the pocket is ballet-like, he always keeps his feet moving and can elude pressure better than every other QB in the league. He is the best in the NFL at eluding pressure. There is nobody better.

We're also familiar, are we not, with Mr. Marshawn Lynch. The Chiefs need to start Vickerson on the DL, and play Mays at ILB, because if we don't, Seahawks' OL and Lynch himself will chew us the **** up. I honestly don't know how we stop the Seahawks run game, but that's why I keep you guys around, right? The Seahawks have really good RBs in backup roles. Robert Turbin is basically a poor man's Marshawn Lynch himself, and Christine Michael is a terrific athlete. The run game is monstrous, and it's everything Seattle does brilliantly.

At WR, they are mercifully less imposing. They've released Percy Harvin, but they've got four good B-listers in Doug Baldwin, Jermaine Kearse, Paul Richardson, and Ricardo Lockette. None of these guys is "take over the game" great. But all of them are shifty route runners, and Wilson's movement in the pocket always buys them time. Zach Miller is another B-lister talent at TE, another guy who will make you pay on a few downs if you aren't on top of him.

The offensive line is strong on the left side. Russell Okung is an excellent LT when he's healthy, and James Carpenter is a former 1st rounder who's found a good home at guard. Max Unger is a tough center. I'm not crazy about their talent on the right side of the line: JR Sweazy and Justin Britt have been beat like drums a few times this year. Britt himself is a rookie at right tackle. Many Mizzou fans here know him very well, and he gets to line up for 60 snaps across from Justin ****ing Houston.

So that is an imposing offense that provides many riddles for the Chiefs defense.

As for the Chiefs offense, most notably, the Chiefs offensive line, well the hits just keep on coming.

After wrestling with the Rams, Jets, and Bills defensive lines, now they get a Super Bowl winning defensive line that ONCE AGAIN creates an unfair amount of pressure. Welcome to the NFL.

It's not quite what it was with Gus Bradley running the show, but it's pretty ****ing close. Michael Bennett and Cliff Avril with Bruce Irvin at OLB is as lethal a set of edgerushers as the Chiefs will face all year. The first two in particular are capable of putting up multi-sack games, and Irvin is capable of being a terror off the edge. Up the gut, Brandon Mebane has been a revelation over the past several years, and while he's a step down from Marcell Dareus and Kyle Williams (thank the lord), he's still a block of granite on running downs. They also start Tony McDaniel, who does a solid job, and they have Kevin Williams backing them up at DT -- yes, the Kevin Williams you're thinking of.

It gets worse, because the second level of the defense is very stout as well. I've already mentioned Irvin, but K.J. Wright and Malcolm Smith came up huge in the Super Bowl (Smith won MVP). Bobby Wagner at MLB is a reliable player as well.

And of course, the Seahawks have the NFL's best secondary. I hope you guys all had fun watching Bowe this week, because he's gone this week. Richard Sherman is a Top Three corner, and specializes on large, physical WRs like Bowe. You can bet that Sherman will read those back-shoulder throws and make Alex Smith pay if he tries that shit on him.

The good news is the rest of the CBs on Seahawks roster can be passed on, SO IT WOULD BE REALLY AWESOME IF DONNIE AVERY MAGICALLY HEALED THIS WEEK. Byron Maxwell, Tharold Simon, Marcus Burley... these are not people the Chiefs need to gameplan around.

Of course, the reason the Seahawks have the best secondary in the league is because they have the best safety duo in the NFL. Kam Chancellor is a 230 lbs punishing strong safety, and while he isn't a world beater in coverage, he can blow up run games. And Earl Thomas is the best safety in the NFL -- he's an elite, 4.3 speed deep single high safety who takes away the deep game. Not that he needs it against Alex Smith.

It is crazy how far this Chiefs team has come. But there is no doubt that it has a long, long way to go. This Seahawks game is going to be as stiff as challenges get.
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Old 11-11-2014, 12:14 AM   #136
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That's what the bozo announcers said yesterday
I just don't want to see Seattle pounce on us and take the crowd out.
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Old 11-11-2014, 12:23 AM   #137
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I just don't want to see Seattle pounce on us and take the crowd out.
On no, I get it and I agree.

But they made it sound as if the Chiefs fell behind, it was Game Over.
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Old 11-11-2014, 02:49 AM   #138
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On no, I get it and I agree.

But they made it sound as if the Chiefs fell behind, it was Game Over.
Yeah. After the st louis and buff game I'll never feel out of it.
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Old 11-11-2014, 03:27 AM   #139
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Now Hear This.....The Chiefs are going to be the piss out of Seattle this Sunday in Arrowhead Stadium....the loudest the NFL has to offer.

Seattle doesn't play as well on the road.
The Chiefs are going to BE the piss?
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Old 11-11-2014, 03:44 AM   #140
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Being the piss is always an effective strategy.

Who wants to mess with piss?
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Old 11-11-2014, 03:51 AM   #141
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Yeah, but he said Seattle will piss Chiefs. WTF? Are they going to piss Red and gold? Sounds like quite the condition.
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Old 11-11-2014, 05:48 AM   #142
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Walter Football has lost every ounce of its credibility as anything other than an NFL Draft resource, but it's still an interesting read as he writes as much on the NFL as anybody.

So take this with a grain of salt, as always.

In this week's power rankings, he has the Chiefs #5 and Seahawks #6.

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5. Kansas City Chiefs (6-3) - Previously: #8 - The Chiefs could have easily lost at Buffalo, but they were in a terrible spot, so that was expected. All of the sharps bet the Bills, but Kansas City prevailed, as it continued its impressive winning streak. Since the opener, the Chiefs have only lost to the Broncos and 49ers, and both were close games on the road.

6. Seattle Seahawks (6-3) - Previously: #10 - No idea what to make of the Seahawks. The Giants were able to hang around until a late flurry, but they were able to reestablish Marshawn Lynch with some of their linemen back into the lineup. Russell Wilson needs to stop playing like crap.

I'd like to blame Wilson's struggles on baseball. Remember how he dabbled in baseball this offseason? He said baseball helped him with preparation, but I don't see how. Baseball players are fat and lazy. It's no coincidence Wilson is being fat and lazy.
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I don't recall the stat on it, but QB's playing their first game at Arrowhead almost always lose. I'm hoping Wilson follows that trend
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I just don't want to see Seattle pounce on us and take the crowd out.
What worries me is their defense is really effective when the front 4 can get pressure. That's when their secondary does what it's capable of.

We all know this OL can give up pressure to about anyone...
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What's the bet that our WR's score three TD's vs Seattle (I would take 1).

Dont know why but I am feeling this one as its on my Birthday
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I can get some hope from the fact that seattle is 31st in rushing the passer. Now Mebane is out and that'll help us run the ball. The oline needs to bounce back. I give them a pass last week because they aren't good to begin with, so getting whipped by that Bills Dline is understandable.
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Me and being out is huge. Could really help us. But I see a lot of trickery and misdirection from Reid.
DAT should be a big part of the gameplan.
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