NYJ offense 17th 95.5 rush - [11th] / 168.4 pass - [21st]
defense 9th 100.2 rush - [21st] / 159.6 pass - [5th]
scoring 17.7 for - [14th] / 13.8 against - [4th]
K.C. offense 1st 122.7 rush - [2nd] / 194.9 pass - [10th]
defense 23rd 104.1 rush - [23rd] / 190.1 pass - [19th]
scoring 26.3 for - [1st] / 17.3 against - [15th]
key matchups:
WR Armand Jackson (80 rec/1195 yds/12 TDs) vs. CB Dennis Thurman (1 INT)
WR Ronnie Moore (58 rec/775 yds/6 TDs) vs. CB Gary Barbaro (2 INTs)
TE Willie Scott (15 rec/213 yds/0 TDs) vs. LB Kim Bokamper (3 INTs)
prediction:
New YorkAFC 17, Kansas City 23
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
New YorkAFC (12-5) at Kansas City (12-4)
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Here's the type of mistake that Kansas City will need to elicit from star-on-the-rise Evans ...
ReplyDeleteNew YorkAFC's ball on Kansas City's 25 yard line. Third and just over 7 to go. 8:27 left in the first quarter. The score is New YorkAFC 0, Kansas City 0.
The pass from New YorkAFC's QB1 #1 Vince Evans is intercepted by Kansas City's DT2 #64 Johnny Robinson and returned for a gain of just over 16 yards. Robinson is tackled by G1 #66 Gary Puetz. First down, Kansas City! First and 10 to go. That was 46ZdragB (326) against OB43m045 (326).
It should be noted that the Chiefs' rookie DT2, Johnny Robinson, is no relation to former their former All-Pro safety, Johnny Robinson--though, coincidentally, both are Louisiana natives.
ReplyDeleteThe rookie Robinson's interception recalls the terrific stat that the Chiefs were 35-1-1 in games in which the former safety Robinson intercepted a pass.
Oh, my! The Chiefs come out of halftime looking like the class of NFL81!
ReplyDeleteThe Kansas City defense has been fantastic so far in this one.
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