Rams CB Aqib Talib, on NFL Network just now: "I had a great visit with the doctor today. It looks like the week after Thanksgiving, I'll be full speed, ready to go." Rams have a bye in Week 12, then play the Lions Dec. 2, three games from now. They sure could use him.
Originally Posted by Mecca:
Aaron Donald is a complete and total hot head, if you can find a way to frustrate him he'll lose his cool and play horribly. I think it was last year he couldn't get off a dude all game and ended up trying to throw punches and being ejected.
If the Chiefs can devise a plan to frustrate him he becomes his own worse nightmare.
Originally Posted by O.city:
Problem is when you run into disciplined defenses, a lot of that dressing doesn't work as well.
Luckily, the Chiefs have the skill guys to make it go no matter what, but the OL is getting a bit shaky.
What disciplined defenses are we going to suddenly run into? And what are they going to do that stops the offense that other teams haven't done?
The Arizona game was as vanilla as we've seen the offense and we still scored 26. A 26 point game is our bad game. Think about that for a second. Posted via Mobile Device [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
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Originally Posted by :
The thoughts of Hill vs Peters just made me piss my pants
Fantasy outlook,but still.....
WRs
Tyreek Hill
: We’ve seen Hill moved into the slot more and more as the season’s gone on in order to evade top tier cornerbacks and bracketing coverage, including 44 percent of his routes in Week 10. He’s scored six touchdowns on 34 targets in the slot this season, but the Chiefs don’t even need to move him there to win in Week 11, as his matchup against Marcus Peters
is a good one. The only cornerback who’s allowed more yards and touchdowns than Peters in coverage is Malcolm Butler
, which says a lot. Peters has continually been burned this season, so much that the Rams are likely going to have to dedicate a safety to bracket Hill all game, which could give them issues with Kelce, Hunt, and others. The only way to slow down Hill is by getting hands on him at the line of scrimmage, which is something Peters has been awful with this year, as he’s seen 10 targets against press coverage, and allowed eight receptions for 163 yards and two touchdowns. On top of all that, the Chiefs had Peters on their roster prior to last year, so they know his weaknesses more than most. Hill is an elite WR1 play. [Reply]
Originally Posted by O.city:
Listening to Simms and Lefkoe, I'm a little worried about the offense slowing down a bit. Simms says Andy's scheme is good but he's more window dressing than later changes.
Also, once Sammy went out the offense has looked worse. That worries me a bit.
Probably didn't feel the need to show anything new against the browns and cardinals. I'd be surprised if there wasn't something fresh for Monday. [Reply]
I don’t know why, but I feel very confident in this game. I think our guys come out hungry after beating a Cardinals team in a way that left something to be desired offensively. I think the defense is starting to click with an identity built on rushing the passer and playing tight coverage on WRs that makes it difficult for them to be wide open in a short amount of time (before the rush gets home).
I don’t see KC scoring less than 35, and unless we simply cannot keep Gurley from running for 10-15 play drives, I like our chances. [Reply]
Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19:
I don’t know why, but I feel very confident in this game. I think our guys come out hungry after beating a Cardinals team in a way that left something to be desired offensively. I think the defense is starting to click with an identity built on rushing the passer and playing tight coverage on WRs that makes it difficult for them to be wide open in a short amount of time (before the rush gets home).
I don’t see KC scoring less than 35, and unless we simply cannot keep Gurley from running for 10-15 play drives, I like our chances.
Yip. I think we win convincingly. I don't think the Rams are all that great. [Reply]
Originally Posted by dwwataz:
Yip. I think we win convincingly. I don't think the Rams are all that great.
Have you watched a Rams game this year? They are damn good. I am convinced this will be a tough game. I do think we have the advantage, especially at Quarterback. [Reply]
Originally Posted by -King-:
What disciplined defenses are we going to suddenly run into? And what are they going to do that stops the offense that other teams haven't done?
The Arizona game was as vanilla as we've seen the offense and we still scored 26. A 26 point game is our bad game. Think about that for a second. Posted via Mobile Device
The offense struggled against Arizona
Sure they put up 26 which shows how good the offense is but against a better offense that could spell trouble [Reply]
Originally Posted by chinaski:
Have you watched a Rams game this year? They are damn good. I am convinced this will be a tough game. I do think we have the advantage, especially at Quarterback.
I've watched a few games.. They barely beat Seattle twice, Green Bay, the Broncos, and lost to the Saints. Have you looked at their schedule??? [Reply]