My issue with bad weather is that a slow field = slow pass rush.

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Sry, Kyle, I just had to do it.

Come on, we are HOME, we know our house, they don't.

Think back at how lost we were in their house! :rolleyes:

Maybe Harrison won't illegal hit smith then

They'll still find a way to do that.

I'm fine with the bad weather. Bad weather will limit down field passing. Pitt has a better downfield passing attack, so it will affect their game plan more than KC's. KC will still use its short passing game.

Field will be covered up until early that morning, hopefully the rain holds off on Sunday!

Your football logic is flawed. Bad weather will makes the offense more predictable. It's safer to keep a safety in the box, as the percentage of deep completions takes a nose dive. KC will plan to have an extra defender in the box most of the game to control the run, and make Ben try to throw deep in shitty conditions. Bad weather games makes winning the line of scrimmage even more important.

When was the last cold & rainy game that KC played in? I don't remember Smith really struggling that much with passing in the rain this season.

But, as others have already stated, it's the run game of ours that I worry about. Really haven't done shit on the ground all year long.

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how come nobody is bringing up Pitts shit special teams in ANY of the threads?

PREACH!!!

thank you.

There is nothing wrong with my football logic. I understand that the Chiefs could load the box to stop the run if the threat of the deep passing game is limited. However, I have doubts that if the Chiefs loaded the box and the Steelers brought in jumbo packages that we would consistently stuff that. I for one think they are a bit better along the line of scrimmage, which brings me back to my original thought that shitty conditions could likely play more into their hands.

Because their special teams won't matter if our defense can't force them to punt.