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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud
The Colts had a difficult time with the Texans before Kubiak's collapse. They won because the Texans lost complete and total focus on the game, which is completely understandable given what they just witnessed. The Rams game was just a continuation of the Texans game, albeit without the loss of the opposing team's coach.
The Redskins defense is atrocious. The Chiefs haven't had an issue with mobile QB's this season. Andy Reid is 3-0 against the NFC East and I don't see any rational reason for that not to become 4-0.
We clearly disagree on San Diego. I see a bad team with a QB that seems to shit himself at the most inopportune times. Whisenhunt's play calling has been questionable and I don't believe they have a playoff caliber defense.
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We're not far apart on the Colts moving downhill, actually. I think that team is on the way down this season, but need to see at least one more week's worth of effort before I BELIEVE that.
Regarding Redskins, yes that D is not good. I expect KC's O to put up 17-20 points, based on what we've seen so far from the
. But the Redskins DO have some talent offensively and have the game at home. Not predicting a LOSS, just a game that is not a sure WIN.
I look at San Diego and see a team whose D is not great but is capable of holding the Chiefs' anemic offense to 20 points or less. I also see an offense that can move the ball and is good enough to jump out to a lead and force KC to play catchup.