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Chiefs will beat Panthers and Raiders to get to 11-1. They'll get all they can handle and then some vs the Chargers. They'll likely beat the Browns. at Steelers, at Broncos, vs Texans seems like 2-1 at best.

Shrader kicked some of the best looking extra points I've seen all season 😄

the 2020 afc championship performance wasn't exactly a master class.

not a good look here

Chiefs 26 Bills 25* *After taking a 25-24 lead with 13 seconds left, the Bills opt to go for 2 to extend the lead to a field goal, only to have Josh Allen throw an interception to Trent McDuffie who returns it back for a Chiefs 2-pointer.

it's crazy how terrible KC's tackles are considering the interior three OL are probably the best in football. mahomes has been sacked 20 times thru 9 games. that puts him on pace for being sacked 37 times. in his six prior seasons, he's never been sacked more than 28 times. poor pass protection, especially on the left side, has handcuffed the chiefs offense.

With Hopkins, JuJu, Worthy, this will arguably be the most complete WR group mahomes has had this year. He merely had Rice and Worthy prior to Rice's injury vs the Chargers. JuJu probably can't stay healthy for the whole year, he always has something come up, but if he does, the expectation is still that Hollywood Brown would be back for the Chiefs come playoff time. Hopkins, Hollywood, JuJu, Worthy, Kelce with Pacheco and Hunt in the backfield is a damn solid unit, certainly closer to the one they expected to have when the season began.

if the chiefs had a top 10 left tackle they would be among the very best offenses in the league. it is astounding how bad the left tackle play has been for them this year. it's made their offense look non functional at times, especially against elite pass rushers. groot is gonna eat.

the chiefs aren't losing at home to the current version of the raiders. not happening. IF they beat the bills to get to 10-0, pencil them in for a 12-0 start. the final three-game stretch is indeed scary. could totally see them losing the christmas day game vs the steelers. it's why this is a pretty meaningful game for the chiefs. if they beat the bills, they're a monster favorite to be in position to rest starters the final week vs the broncos.

yup. the chiefs could play the bills at home a bunch in a row counting last year, this year and future years. chiefs at bills - '23 divisional round chiefs at bills - 2024 week 11 chiefs at bills - 2025 regular season (locked in) chiefs at bills - 2026 regular season (locked in) if the bills host the chiefs in the playoffs (a real possibility in 2025, 2026 given that KC will have its hands full with Denver, LAC the next few years in division), then that would be five home games minumum vs the chiefs for buffalo, the same number as the chiefs hosted vs buffalo from '21 to '23.

The Twitter Doctors (Morse, ProfootballDoc etc) all suggesting at least one week missed, with three weeks on the table as well. Is there any other prognosis's out there? It seems like PCL injury.

is the assumption that kincaid will miss?

If the chiefs play their rookie left tackle, the game is over. he is TERRIBLE! i can't imagine a worse left tackle has ever taken the field in an NFL game. he was so bad earlier this year the chiefs pulled him mid-drive in the 4th quarter against the bengals because he was getting mahomes killed. today, he replaced wanya morris after morris exited with a likely MCL sprain. in the 4th quarter, the chiefs decided they were better off with the dude with the MCL sprain who had sat 2.5 quarters prior after leaving with injury. the bills pass rush will torch this guy.

chiefs are currently without two of their three best non chris jones pass rushers (omenihu and danna). both could be out a few weeks to a month plus longer.

Lamar is a runaway MVP

agreed. and the chiefs seem like they're content with their current offensive roster, which is probably a mistake. they entered the year singularly focused on fixing their WR corps, acknowledging that it's been awful for two straight years. now with brown and rashee out, this year's WRs is actually the worst in the league and the worst of the mahomes era, to go along with the worst version of kelce we've ever seen. pacecho is out and juju is as well (for now). they played the 49ers while lining up skyy moore (0 catches on the year), mecole hardman (who they cut and then traded back to get) and justin watson (6 catches). the left tackle is worst in the league and the right tackle is a human holding penalty. this chiefs offense has mahomes, a strong OL interior and little else.

no chiefs rookie receiver is EVER featured early in their first year under andy. playbook is too complex/too hard to learn. rashee rice had an average of 35% snap count last year through five games. they ended up playing him way more later in the year out of necessity. worthy will be featured more as he goes. they knew they had something great in tyreek almost immediately, and featured him plenty by season's end of his rookie year. tyreek first five games snap count: 14%, 11%, 19%, 24%, 18%.

he's drawn what should have been a 40 yard PI flag (uncalled) and a 40 yard PI flag (called but shouldn't have been called). he's affecting the game on plays that don't show up in the box.

the chiefs found another gem with rb carson steele, my goodness. undrafted FA, guaranteed to make 53 man roster, just a complete tackle breaker and bulldozer. he's basically a FB. that said, chiefs DBs got cooked tonight!

do we expect josh allen to play vs panthers? how about the starters in general?

how many series do we expect from starters?

so the bills play 4 road games in 5 weeks early in the year?