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It’s been a while, but we’ve been down this road. On paper, the Ravens win this game. I figured the Chiefs for 7 wins this year, so everything is gravy right now. Still, I hate for the Chiefs to get this far just to (yet again) get bounced in the first round. Here’s the stat match-up:
BAL (12-4) KC (10-6) BAL Score O – 22 ppg (16) vs KC Score D – 20 ppg (9) BAL Rush O – 114 ypg (14) vs KC Rush D – 110 ypg (14) BAL Pass O – 208 ypg (20) vs KC Pass D – 226 ypg (20) KC Score O – 23 ppg (14) vs BAL Score D – 18 ppg (3) KC Rush O – 164 ypg (1) vs BAL Rush D – 94 ypg (5) KC Pass O – 186 ypg (30) vs BAL Pass D – 220 ypg (15) Turnover Ratio: BAL (+4) KC (+10) Homefield Advantage: ARROWOOD Get ready JC… you’re finally going to get the majority of carries. The Ravens have built their reputation on defense; if you think Oakland stymied our running game, the Ravens will downright depress the hell out of you. Cassel must pass effectively to establish a balanced attack, or Colquitt will dislocate his leg before half-time. Arrowood will be packed to capacity, and the 12th man should be LOUD... quite possibly the loudest it's been in years. Understandably, we are homefield dogs. Hopefully the Ravens are looking past us. The Chiefs win if they play mistake-free, win the turnover battle, and if Weis stays focused on the Chiefs instead of Florida real estate. If not, well… the gravy has been good this year. |
I haven't watched them much, so how exactly are the Ravens over-rated? If they had the Chiefs' schedule, they would probably be 14-2 or better... if the Chiefs had the Ravens' schedule, they would probably be out of the playoffs. Not saying the Chiefs don't stand a chance, and it's not like the Ravens destroy many teams on paper... so just curious how they could be over-rated with the schedule they played.
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