Let's talk about the Buffalo Bills (Week 5)

[duncan_idaho]

I think the key question for the Chiefs is how much better the defense gets IF Ward and Fenton and Gay and Clark are back.

You look at the Eagles game, and Seth Kaysor did a nice job breaking this down, and the Chiefs had communication breakdowns left and right in the secondary. How much of that is on having guys on the field together that aren't used to playing with each other?

I don't think it's as dire as the injury-riddled D we saw in Philadelphia performed.

I also wonder how much the Bills will try to force the Chiefs out of nickel/dime/dollar sets with personnel.

If they run 11 or 4-wide personnel the whole game, the Chiefs can run nickel/dime. In fact, that's what I would do... and see if the Bills are disciplined enough to run it against light boxes. Basically, defend them the way the Chiefs are defended.

[Cheifton05]

Originally Posted by duncan_idaho

I think the key question for the Chiefs is how much better the defense gets IF Ward and Fenton and Gay and Clark are back.

You look at the Eagles game, and Seth Kaysor did a nice job breaking this down, and the Chiefs had communication breakdowns left and right in the secondary. How much of that is on having guys on the field together that aren't used to playing with each other?

I don't think it's as dire as the injury-riddled D we saw in Philadelphia performed.

I also wonder how much the Bills will try to force the Chiefs out of nickel/dime/dollar sets with personnel.

If they run 11 or 4-wide personnel the whole game, the Chiefs can run nickel/dime. In fact, that's what I would do... and see if the Bills are disciplined enough to run it against light boxes. Basically, defend them the way the Chiefs are defended.

I agree with what you are saying and this post makes a lot of sense. I just don't think it really matters if we get those guys back or not. From what I'm reading there is very little chance they will all be healthy enough to play Sunday (would be lucky to get 2 of the 4 back) but It's still the Bills. Until they figure out how to play against the Chiefs, they will continue to get curb stomped. I'm 100% confident the Chiefs win this by 20+ in a laughter!

[Tonka83]

Originally Posted by Cheifton05

Long time lurker, first time poster. Chiefs fan since 1985! The Bill's are a garbage team, having feasted on garbage teams all season long. They have yet to be really tested this season (yes they lost week 1 but that was to a shitty Steelers team) so Sunday promises to be a real eye opener for them. I see the Chiefs going up early and scoring often. KC wins 45-13. Go Chiefs!!
PS: Allen couldn't hit the broad side of a Arrowhead Stadium from 10 yards away!

Originally Posted by Cheifton05

We ARE going to beat their asses and most of their fans know it too. Just took a quick peak over at twobillsdrive and 95% of posters are giving the bills a punchers chance to win IF EVERYTHING goes right for them. The ONLY chance they have to possibly keep the game competitive is to run the ball and keep it out of that tool Allen's hands to minimize his dumb mistakes. Their offensive coordinator is too arrogant to do that and we all know it... We Have Mahomes, Hill, and Kelce. We can play at 75% efficiency and still roll these bums. Be confident guys. We're going to curb stomp these pretenders and losers!!

You seem nice. Welcome.

[BlackOp]

The game is going to hinge on how Allen handles the pressure of SNF and Arrowhead noise.

He kind of became unhinged in the AFCCG...and that was only 5 games ago. He hasn't played particular well against a Spags defense.

I hope KC gets the ball first and scores...keep the pressure on him. Teams gave gone for it on 4th down at least 4-5 times which have definitely skewed their defensive numbers.

[Cheifton05]

Originally Posted by BlackOp

The game is going to hinge on how Allen handles the pressure of SNF and Arrowhead noise.

He kind of became unhinged in the AFCCG...and that was only 5 games ago. He hasn't played particular well against a Spags defense.

I hope KC gets the ball first and scores...keep the pressure on him. Teams gave gone for it on 4th down at least 4-5 times which have definitely skewed their defensive numbers.

Allen is the key. He has to play lights out for the Bills to win (assuming they put the ball in his hands and tell him to win the damn thing). If I were the bill's I'd abandon the pass happy attack and stick to the running game which has really given the Chiefs problems early this season. Ball control on offense and hope to turn KC over a few times. If the game is kept in Allen's hands, it will get ugly for Buffalo real quick!