11-5 looks like a strong possibility.Just my opinion.

O.K................But how do you figure?
(by the way 7-0 sounds great)

Faiders at home.
Seachickens on the road.
Giants at home.
Redskins on the road.
Donkeys on the road.
Steelers at home.
Card'nulls on the road.

7-0 is a stretch, IMO. 5-2 I could see, but there's some tough games in there - only Arizona is a push-over (like SF and SD last season...).

Raiders on opening day will get toasted.Giants were eaten alive by Trent Green last year.Skins and Marty,we all know whats coming.All of the other games should favor the Chiefs.The second half of the schedule gets tougher.The Jets game looks to be rough,after coming back from the west coast the previos week.I'll be at that game.

I like the positive attitude! :)

7-0 will be <i>very</i> tough to achieve... I'm still not convinced we'll do much better than .500 <i>this</i> year, but who knows? Every time I think we'll be weak, we 'blow up' (13-3/12-4); conversely, every time I think we'll be strong, we flop (7-9/9-7)

More likely 3-4 with a 6-10 total.

In the first 7 we'll lose to Oakland, Denver, and Seattle. We'll split with the Giants and DC. And have wins over Pittsburg and 'Zona.

7-0 and 7-9 at the end of the season.

Get real

It really depends how fast our offense can gel and how good our defense is. If neither is very good at the beginning of the season, we could concievably start out 0-5. If the home cookin' is back, I can see us 3-2 after 5 games. If we get some bounces, 4-1...

I'm thinking more like 4-3 at best.

I'd put money on 3-4.

Let's hope for 3-4 or 4-3. That is the best we can hope for I think. Then hope they jell and can finish 9-7 or 10-6. That would be an extremely sucessful season!

7-0... you must be talking about the first quarter score of the first game, right?

I am thinking 5-2