Chiefs 49ers and Chiefs Stats Comparison - Page 4

Kansas City Regular Season Stats

Patrick Mahomes, 14 games, 78.0 QBR, 484 pass, 319 CMP, 65.9 CMP%, 4031 yard, 26 TD, 5 INT, 7/98 DPI, 43 rush, 218 yard, 2 TD, 3 fum, 17 sacks
Tyreek Hill – 12 games, 8 rush, 23 yard, 89 pass, 58 REC, 860 yard, 7 TD, 65.2% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
Demarcus Robinson – 16 games, 55 pass, 32 REC, 449 yard, 4 TD, 58.2% CR, 2/20 DPI, 0 fum
Sammy Watkins – 14 games, 90 pass, 52 REC, 673 yard, 3 TD, 57.8% CR,1/12 DPI, 2 fum
Mecole Hardman – 16 games, 41 pass, 26 REC, 538 yard, 6 TD, 63.4% CR, 2/28 DPI, 0 fum
Byron Pringle – 16 games, 16 pass, 12 REC, 170 yard, 1 TD, 75% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
LeSean McCoy – 13 games, 101 rush, 465 yard, 4 TD, 34 pass, 28 REC, 181 yard, 1 TD, 82.4% CR, 3 fum
Damien Williams – 11 games, 111 rush, 498 yard, 5 TD, 37 pass, 30 REC, 213 yard, 2 TD, 81.1% CR, 1 fum
Darwin Thompson – 12 games, 37 rush, 128 yard, 1 TD, 10 pass, 9 REC, 43yard, 0 TD, 90% CR, 0 fum
Travis Kelce – 16 games, 136 pass, 97 REC, 1229 yard, 5 TD, 71.3% CR, 2/31 DPI, 1 fum
Blake Bell – 15 games, 15 pass, 8 REC, 67 yard, 0 TD, 53.3% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
Deon Yelder – 9 games, 4 pass, 3 REC, 50 yard, 0 TD, 75% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum

San Francisco Regular Season Stats

#10 Jimmy Garoppolo, 16 games, 60.2 QBR, 476 pass, 329 CMP, 69.1 CMP%, 3978 yard, 27 TD, 13 INT, 10/116 DPI, 46 rush, 62 yard, 1 TD, 10 fum, 26 sacks
#19 Deebo Samuel – 15 games, 14rush, 159 yard, 3 TD, 81 pass, 57 REC, 802 yard, 3 TD, 70.4% CR, 0/0 DPI 2 fum
#17 Emmanuel Sanders – 10 games, 0 rush, 0 yard, 0 TD, 53 pass, 36 REC, 502 yard, 3 TD, 67.9% CR, 0 fum, 6/75 DPI
#84 Kendrick Bourne – 16 games, 0 rush, 0 yard, 0 TD, 44 pass, 30 REC, 358 yard, 5 TD, 68.2% CR, 0 fum, 1/23 DPI
RB Tevin Coleman – 14 games, 137 rush, 544 yard, 6 TD, 30 pass, 21 REC, 180 yard, 1 TD, 70% CR, 0 fum
#31 RB Raheem Mostert – 16 games, 137 rush, 722 yard, 8 TD, 22 pass, 14 REC, 180 yard, 2 TD, 63.6% CR, 2 fum
#22 RB Matt Breida – 13 games, 123 rush, 623 yard, 1 TD, 22 pass, 19 REC, 120 yard, 1 TD, 86.4% CR, 2 fum
Jeff Wilson– 10 games, 27 rush, 105 yard, 4 TD, 5 pass, 3 REC, 34 yard, 1 TD, 60% CR, 0 fum
FB Kyle Juszczyk – 12 games, 3 rush, 7 yard, 0 TD, 24 pass, 20 REC, 239 yard, 1 TD, 83.3% CR, 0 fum
#85 TE George Kittle– 14 games, 5 rush, 22yard, 0 TD, 107 pass, 85 REC, 1053 yard, 5 TD, 79.4% CR, 1 fum
TE Ross Dwelley – 16 games, 0 rush, 0 yard, 0 TD, 22 pass, 15 REC, 91 yard, 2 TD, 68.2% CR, 0 fum

QBR = Quarterback Rating DPI = Defensive Pass Interference # and yards, fum = fumble
CR = Catch Rate Percentage, DPI = Defensive Pass Interference # and yards, fum = fumble
Pass = passes or targets, Not receptions but times ball was thrown to them
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Originally Posted by Nolimit:
Another stat games against top ten offensive teams
Chiefs (1) Ravens
49ers (8)

I'm not sure what stat you're using for "top 10 offense." If you're going by yards, the Chiefs played 3 games against top 10 offenses (BAL, LAC x 2), and they were 3-0 in those games. If you're going by points, the Chiefs played 5 games against top 10 offenses (BAL, NE, MIN, TEN x2), and they were 4-1 in those games.

I'm not really sure what your point is. The Chiefs have proven they can beat good offenses, good defenses, and good teams in a variety of ways. Are we supposed to be impressed because the 49ers beat top-10 offensive juggernauts such as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Los Angeles Rams?
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Originally Posted by Nolimit:
Let’s not forget missing 4 starters on D and who it was against.
Against saints,ravens,rams,falcons,Seahawks
What do they have in common all top ten on offense.

Another thing that they all have in common is that they either missed the playoffs or lost within the first two rounds of the playoffs, cause they really weren't that good, and there's more to football than being a "top 10 offense."

EDIT: Oh, and I almost forgot! Another thing that they have in common is that three of them beat the 49ers this year. Why the fuck are you bragging about playing so many top 10 offenses when they didn't even beat half of them?
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Originally Posted by Mama Hip Rockets:
I'm not sure what stat you're using for "top 10 offense." If you're going by yards, the Chiefs played 3 games against top 10 offenses (BAL, LAC x 2), and they were 3-0 in those games. If you're going by points, the Chiefs played 5 games against top 10 offenses (BAL, NE, MIN, TEN x2), and they were 4-1 in those games.

I'm not really sure what your point is. The Chiefs have proven they can beat good offenses, good defenses, and good teams in a variety of ways. Are we supposed to be impressed because the 49ers beat top-10 offensive juggernauts such as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Los Angeles Rams?

Yards LAC is 11th
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Originally Posted by Mama Hip Rockets:
Another thing that they all have in common is that they either missed the playoffs or lost within the first two rounds of the playoffs, cause they really weren't that good, and there's more to football than being a "top 10 offense."

EDIT: Oh, and I almost forgot! Another thing that they have in common is that three of them beat the 49ers this year. Why the **** are you bragging about playing so many top 10 offenses when they didn't even beat half of them?

It’s a point about bragging about a defense that really isn’t tested by the top teams on offense in the league.
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