Chiefs Chiefs begin season Sept. 9 vs. Atlanta. at Arrowhead. Tony Gonzalez returns to KC.

keg in kc · 04-19-2012, 06:12 PM

Saints and Ravens will give us trouble, but both have areas that can be exploited (I would not pick a win in either game, however), the Steelers are on the decline and are to me a 'should win' game (I would have picked us over them in the '11 playoffs with Orton starting) and I think the Broncos are at least a year away. I see a split with them. Out of those that's 2-3. You also mentioned the Falcons, a game I believe we should win. That's 3-3. Philip Rivers twice. Split. 4-4. Cam Newton and the Panthers are to me a win. 5-4.

Of course, all that said, April is way, way, way too early to make that kind of prediction. Need to see who's drafted by all the teams, how they look during the summer and in camp, who gets hurt, who exceeds or fails to meet expectations, and so on. There's too much offseason yet to get too carried away with the whole "x is going to win 10+ games" stuff.

04-19-2012, 06:12 PM	#9
keg in kc oxymoron Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: OP/KC/Whatever Casino cash: $9556299	Saints and Ravens will give us trouble, but both have areas that can be exploited (I would not pick a win in either game, however), the Steelers are on the decline and are to me a 'should win' game (I would have picked us over them in the '11 playoffs with Orton starting) and I think the Broncos are at least a year away. I see a split with them. Out of those that's 2-3. You also mentioned the Falcons, a game I believe we should win. That's 3-3. Philip Rivers twice. Split. 4-4. Cam Newton and the Panthers are to me a win. 5-4. Of course, all that said, April is way, way, way too early to make that kind of prediction. Need to see who's drafted by all the teams, how they look during the summer and in camp, who gets hurt, who exceeds or fails to meet expectations, and so on. There's too much offseason yet to get too carried away with the whole "x is going to win 10+ games" stuff.
Posts: 58,682