Kansas City -1.5 lock it and load it. Patrick mahomes aka the sherrif gets the job done. Tomohawk chop
@Wizerguy
I’m not up to speed here, is the OP a fade, is this a sarcastic thanks? Generally curious with the two comments left for him.
@Wizerguy
I’m not up to speed here, is the OP a fade, is this a sarcastic thanks? Generally curious with the two comments left for him.
Not sarcastic at all. He's pretty good..I wouldn't fade him. I see many in my area think Buffalo is going into KC as they did Philly but come out with a win. Difference is Phill doesn't play defense at home, KC does. Overreaction to last week game @ GBay ? KC is a Jekyll and Hyde team.
Not sarcastic at all. He's pretty good..I wouldn't fade him. I see many in my area think Buffalo is going into KC as they did Philly but come out with a win. Difference is Phill doesn't play defense at home, KC does. Overreaction to last week game @ GBay ? KC is a Jekyll and Hyde team.
Do you know the status on Isiah Pacheco? That seems important to me for this game.
Do you know the status on Isiah Pacheco? That seems important to me for this game.
Buffalo is playing for their playoff lives? The Bills have beaten them in the past in KC and I don't think they fear the Cheifs.
Mahomes doesn't have a lot of firepower at the skill positions. The Chiefs look very beatable to me and a bit off/something not quite right?
Andy Reid fired McDermott in 2010 so if Sean has any special sauce it might be used for this matchup?
Will lard a$$ed Mr. Pfizer's GF be there in the box?
Buffalo is playing for their playoff lives? The Bills have beaten them in the past in KC and I don't think they fear the Cheifs.
Mahomes doesn't have a lot of firepower at the skill positions. The Chiefs look very beatable to me and a bit off/something not quite right?
Andy Reid fired McDermott in 2010 so if Sean has any special sauce it might be used for this matchup?
Will lard a$$ed Mr. Pfizer's GF be there in the box?
Agreed Bob. KC is a lock to win division, Buffalo's backs against the wall. They should've beat Philly 2 weeks ago... Whatever happens don't get game in OT Allen 0-6 in OT.
KC loses 2 in a row, and not looking good either. Kelce looks like he's carrying a coffee table when he runs.
Agreed Bob. KC is a lock to win division, Buffalo's backs against the wall. They should've beat Philly 2 weeks ago... Whatever happens don't get game in OT Allen 0-6 in OT.
KC loses 2 in a row, and not looking good either. Kelce looks like he's carrying a coffee table when he runs.
Yes, Pacheco is out for KC, no proble..next man up. Enter, Clyde-Edwards-Helaire. One of the best pass catching backs in the NFL who has the opportunity to shine and will be a welcome outlet for Mahomes and the KC offense who will be giving him a serious workload.
Buffalo is playing for its playoff life. However, even as Buffalo comes in off a bye, the fact remains that they are only producing 18 pure points per game in their last 4 game road series and the defense is giving up 30 +. Lets also not forget Josh Allen' interceptions, the most in the league. You cant change the spots on a leopard, and for those that say Buffalo has beaten the Chiefs here before..that was then this is now. Buffalo was a completely different team then, a much better team and there defensive stalwarts were not injured in those games which took place earlier in the season, all irrelevant to the numbers Buffalo has on paper now heading into KC who just was embarrassed by GB and lost their last home game to Philly because they turned the ball over in the EZ
Imo the reason they looked so good vs Philly was that Philly's secondary and "pure point" home defense was rated @ 28 pg and Buffalo took advantage and lets not forget Philly gifted Buffalo 14 pts ..a fumble and an interception that Buffalo turned into 2 touchdowns..actual pure points final score 20-37. Buffalo run defense on the road 4.8 YPC that's not going to fare to well vs Helaire whos looking to make some noise
KC's pure point defense 14 pppg..14 pure points per game better than Phillys. Remember Washington's Sam Howell put 31 on Philly but because Wash couldnt play defesne just like Buffalo..Philly snuck out a win. Hurts couldnt sneak out a win last week when they met a team that plays defense. It all ties in together, a dynamic to the methods I use to decipher these games. KC by 10-14 pts
Yes, Pacheco is out for KC, no proble..next man up. Enter, Clyde-Edwards-Helaire. One of the best pass catching backs in the NFL who has the opportunity to shine and will be a welcome outlet for Mahomes and the KC offense who will be giving him a serious workload.
Buffalo is playing for its playoff life. However, even as Buffalo comes in off a bye, the fact remains that they are only producing 18 pure points per game in their last 4 game road series and the defense is giving up 30 +. Lets also not forget Josh Allen' interceptions, the most in the league. You cant change the spots on a leopard, and for those that say Buffalo has beaten the Chiefs here before..that was then this is now. Buffalo was a completely different team then, a much better team and there defensive stalwarts were not injured in those games which took place earlier in the season, all irrelevant to the numbers Buffalo has on paper now heading into KC who just was embarrassed by GB and lost their last home game to Philly because they turned the ball over in the EZ
Imo the reason they looked so good vs Philly was that Philly's secondary and "pure point" home defense was rated @ 28 pg and Buffalo took advantage and lets not forget Philly gifted Buffalo 14 pts ..a fumble and an interception that Buffalo turned into 2 touchdowns..actual pure points final score 20-37. Buffalo run defense on the road 4.8 YPC that's not going to fare to well vs Helaire whos looking to make some noise
KC's pure point defense 14 pppg..14 pure points per game better than Phillys. Remember Washington's Sam Howell put 31 on Philly but because Wash couldnt play defesne just like Buffalo..Philly snuck out a win. Hurts couldnt sneak out a win last week when they met a team that plays defense. It all ties in together, a dynamic to the methods I use to decipher these games. KC by 10-14 pts
I found this writeup on Walter Football's website and I think he makes some valid points (maybe some of these points aren't so lame?) So beneath you to consider another's point of view I know:
It’s not like the Chiefs are overly healthy on the defensive side of the ball. They’ve suffered multiple injuries at linebacker, and they also lost their talented, young safety Bryan Cook last week. The middle of the field will be wide open for Josh Allen, who figures to do way more running in this game than usual. James Cook also figures to have success on the ground against a questionable rush defense.
Of course, Allen will attempt to connect with Stefon Diggs and his other receivers. Diggs has a history of torching the Chiefs, and he must believe he’ll do so again after watching Christian Watson dominate this secondary on Sunday night.
The Chiefs have well-documented issues regarding drops. They blew their chance to defeat the Eagles because of these drops, and it could prove to be costly in a close game like this.
What’s key here is that the Bills can produce pressure on the quarterback without blitzing very often. This is crucial to beating elite quarterbacks like Patrick Mahomes without relying on drops from the other side. Mahomes will see plenty of pressure, so he’ll have to rely on quick throws to avoid sacks. He’ll want to target Travis Kelce early and often, but the Bills are generally decent against tight ends.
Personally I also think that -2 1/2 is a sucker's line...oh I get the KC @ home on the rebound and only have to give up less than a field goal. Good luck, I think you will need it.
I found this writeup on Walter Football's website and I think he makes some valid points (maybe some of these points aren't so lame?) So beneath you to consider another's point of view I know:
It’s not like the Chiefs are overly healthy on the defensive side of the ball. They’ve suffered multiple injuries at linebacker, and they also lost their talented, young safety Bryan Cook last week. The middle of the field will be wide open for Josh Allen, who figures to do way more running in this game than usual. James Cook also figures to have success on the ground against a questionable rush defense.
Of course, Allen will attempt to connect with Stefon Diggs and his other receivers. Diggs has a history of torching the Chiefs, and he must believe he’ll do so again after watching Christian Watson dominate this secondary on Sunday night.
The Chiefs have well-documented issues regarding drops. They blew their chance to defeat the Eagles because of these drops, and it could prove to be costly in a close game like this.
What’s key here is that the Bills can produce pressure on the quarterback without blitzing very often. This is crucial to beating elite quarterbacks like Patrick Mahomes without relying on drops from the other side. Mahomes will see plenty of pressure, so he’ll have to rely on quick throws to avoid sacks. He’ll want to target Travis Kelce early and often, but the Bills are generally decent against tight ends.
Personally I also think that -2 1/2 is a sucker's line...oh I get the KC @ home on the rebound and only have to give up less than a field goal. Good luck, I think you will need it.
There is a reason the Bills sit at just 6-6 and have regressed this season. Something is not right in Buffalo and it shows on the faces of the players. Sean Mcdermott is living on borrowed time and so are the Bills. Once this season ends management will look back and reflect on what exactly went wrong for the Bills..
There is a reason the Bills sit at just 6-6 and have regressed this season. Something is not right in Buffalo and it shows on the faces of the players. Sean Mcdermott is living on borrowed time and so are the Bills. Once this season ends management will look back and reflect on what exactly went wrong for the Bills..
The OP Just ask him he will tell you It is also listed in many of his posts
The OP Just ask him he will tell you It is also listed in many of his posts
@Buffalobob89074
I never said pure points were center stage, end all be all. Stats on a printed page are the spots on a leopard that you will never change at this point and time of the season no matter how you try to spin it with your " a man swimming in a river "
You may be directing some of your statements to the OP in your post #20 in regards to urgency, However, me personally.. never dismiss anything when it comes to laying out my hard earned cash and if anyone dismisses that consideration about me..thats lame and IMO Moronic.
In regards to Allen "If" he brings his A game ? "If" is a big word, we will see. Lets say he does have a good game, he may not be the problem. The problem is your defense.. will they bring their A game as well..tall order. GL
@Buffalobob89074
I never said pure points were center stage, end all be all. Stats on a printed page are the spots on a leopard that you will never change at this point and time of the season no matter how you try to spin it with your " a man swimming in a river "
You may be directing some of your statements to the OP in your post #20 in regards to urgency, However, me personally.. never dismiss anything when it comes to laying out my hard earned cash and if anyone dismisses that consideration about me..thats lame and IMO Moronic.
In regards to Allen "If" he brings his A game ? "If" is a big word, we will see. Lets say he does have a good game, he may not be the problem. The problem is your defense.. will they bring their A game as well..tall order. GL
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