Could the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Buffalo Bills with Henne at QB?

[TLO]

This isn't a debate on whether Mahomes plays Sunday or not. Very potentially hypothetically speaking, could the Chiefs beat the Bills with Henne at QB?

[RollChiefsRoll]

Yes.

[Sassy Squatch]

Any given Sunday and all that, but realistically no. It'd take a bunch of breaks going our way.

[ModSocks]

Henne thing is possible

[Skyy God]

Originally Posted by Detoxing

Henne thing is possible

Close.

The correct pun is “Yes, Henne Given Sunday.”

[lawrenceRaider]

Could? Obviously, yes they could.

Is it likely is the real question. That would be a no.

[TLO]

I think it depends on if CEH is able to play. A semi healthy CEH to go along with Williams could prove difficult to stop. (I don't expect anything out of Bell at this point)

As long as Henne does his best Alex Smith impression I'd say there is a chance.

If he throws a couple awful INT's then there's little hope.

[ptlyon]

I say no but it would be funnier than **** if we did

[KC_Connection]

Yes because I don't think the Bills are honestly that good and Allen is fairly unproven. Still, I wouldn't give them better than a 15-20% chance of doing it with Henne. He's pretty bad.

[Prison Bitch]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

Yes because I don't think the Bills are honestly that good and Allen is fairly unproven..

Absurd comments.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by Prison Bitch

Absurd comments.

They were outplayed and should have lost to a Phillip Rivers-led Colts team two weeks ago and Allen/the Bills offense did virtually nothing against the Ravens for most of the game this past week before relying on Lamar to throw a 100 yard pick six to win.

I'm glad you're so confident in them, though.

[Bearcat]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

They were outplayed and should have lost to a Phillip Rivers-led Colts team two weeks ago and Allen/the Bills offense did virtually nothing against the Ravens for most of the game this past week before relying on Lamar to throw a 100 yard pick six to win.

I'm glad you're so confident in them, though.

Yeah, the Ravens had a more impressive regular season last year than the Bills this year and it didn't mean shit when it came to their playoff performance.

The Bills have the higher ceiling, but certainly haven't looked like it in the past couple weeks.

I'll laugh my ass off if they get steamrolled this weekend, because I really do want to believe it'll be a good game and that they're worth at least some of the hype.

[spence749]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

They were outplayed and should have lost to a Phillip Rivers-led Colts team two weeks ago and Allen/the Bills offense did virtually nothing against the Ravens for most of the game this past week before relying on Lamar to throw a 100 yard pick six to win.

I'm glad you're so confident in them, though.

You would think the Chiefs would put up more than 17 on the Falcons as well. Ultimately, over 16 games, the Bills had a better point differential (126 vs. 111), a higher strength of schedule and strength of victory, so I think writing them off because you weren't impressed how they knocked off two 11-5 teams in the playoffs, their 8th straight win, is pretty weak.

[SupDock]

Originally Posted by spence749

You would think the Chiefs would put up more than 17 on the Falcons as well. Ultimately, over 16 games, the Bills had a better point differential (126 vs. 111), a higher strength of schedule and strength of victory, so I think writing them off because you weren't impressed how they knocked off two 11-5 teams in the playoffs, their 8th straight win, is pretty weak.

Kansas City is the defending super bowl champion, we only lost one meaningful game this season, and we beat the bills

No one is writing them off, but you can't blame us for feeling confident

[Cheater5]

Originally Posted by spence749

You would think the Chiefs would put up more than 17 on the Falcons as well. Ultimately, over 16 games, the Bills had a better point differential (126 vs. 111), a higher strength of schedule and strength of victory, so I think writing them off because you weren't impressed how they knocked off two 11-5 teams in the playoffs, their 8th straight win, is pretty weak.

Don’t throw that ‘strength of schedule’ nonsense around here, dude. They had Jets, Pats, and Miami twice each, and came out King Shit of Turd Mountain; then Denver, Chargers, Niners (lol) and Cards with the Great Gazoo at QB. The Steelers are a hollow shell of their former selves.

I respect Buffalo a great deal, and they belong in the Championship— but KC defeated far better opponents this year.