Warrior5
11-08-2007, 06:49 AM
Schedule-wise, this is a bit different than the past few years. Instead of the annual December Donkey spank-fest at Arrowhead, the loathesome, salary cap-cheating, cut-blocking, crisco jersey-wearing, dimebag-buying, DUI-driving, "character counts" Donkeys come to KC in November. Significant? I don't know.
I've dispensed with individual stats and only show team match-up stats:
KC Score O: 16 ppg (29) vs DEN Score D: 29 ppg (29)
KC Rush O: 80 ypg (30) vs DEN Rush D: 162 ypg (32)
KC Pass O: 207 ypg (17) vs DEN Pass D: 195 ypg (8)
DEN Score O: 16 ppg (28) vs KC Score D: 18 ppg (8)
DEN Rush O: 115 ypg (13) vs KC Rush D: 105 ypg (14)
DEN Pass O: 233 ypg (12) vs KC Pass D: 217 ypg (19)
KC TO: 9 INT & 6 fumbles (+2)
DEN TO: 9 INT & 9 fumbles (-8)
Donks are injured big-time, and Cutler is bent. Gun has consistently contained the Donk's offense the past few seasons, and the patented Denver bootleg that has brought so much grief to KC over the years is not much of a threat. Denver's TO ratio is horrible; hopefully we'll see KC's defense score on Sunday. They'll need to...
We have no return threat. Denver's rush defense is dead last in the NFL, but can the Chiefs exploit that vulnerability given its very offensive offensive line? Will Holmes & Kolby be able to spark the offense with LJ out with a swole foot?
The crowd will be loud and KC's defense will be out for blood; it's the Donks after all. The question, as usual, is will the Chiefs offense open up?
Analysis?
I've dispensed with individual stats and only show team match-up stats:
KC Score O: 16 ppg (29) vs DEN Score D: 29 ppg (29)
KC Rush O: 80 ypg (30) vs DEN Rush D: 162 ypg (32)
KC Pass O: 207 ypg (17) vs DEN Pass D: 195 ypg (8)
DEN Score O: 16 ppg (28) vs KC Score D: 18 ppg (8)
DEN Rush O: 115 ypg (13) vs KC Rush D: 105 ypg (14)
DEN Pass O: 233 ypg (12) vs KC Pass D: 217 ypg (19)
KC TO: 9 INT & 6 fumbles (+2)
DEN TO: 9 INT & 9 fumbles (-8)
Donks are injured big-time, and Cutler is bent. Gun has consistently contained the Donk's offense the past few seasons, and the patented Denver bootleg that has brought so much grief to KC over the years is not much of a threat. Denver's TO ratio is horrible; hopefully we'll see KC's defense score on Sunday. They'll need to...
We have no return threat. Denver's rush defense is dead last in the NFL, but can the Chiefs exploit that vulnerability given its very offensive offensive line? Will Holmes & Kolby be able to spark the offense with LJ out with a swole foot?
The crowd will be loud and KC's defense will be out for blood; it's the Donks after all. The question, as usual, is will the Chiefs offense open up?
Analysis?