1. Kansas City Chiefs (6-0) - Forget the flack I took last week after I anointed the Chiefs the top spot in the division, it’s still deserving to be given the top spot. When you get ten sacks, force three turnovers and induce a daunting third and 48 yards to go on your opponent, it’s a no brainier – the Chiefs are the best team in the division. I know KC’s offense is struggling and I’m convinced it will continue until the Chiefs tweak their offensive line after their bye week. That’s when they’ll have two weeks to get ready for the Broncos. At the moment though, everything that was said about Chiefs quarterback, Alex Smith, before he arrived in Kansas City has proven to be correct. He was so-so for the second consecutive game. A large part of his struggles reside with the poor play of rookie tackle, Eric Fisher, and guards, Jon Asamoah and Jeff Allen. I’m not sure what can be done before the first AFC West showdown with Denver. But Reid will figure it out because he knows his defense doesn’t need much more from its offense. The Chiefs are the best defensive team in the NFL. In leading the NFL in sacks and fantasy points, they’ve beaten up quarterbacks that others within the division have struggled to keep in check.
Posted on: Sun, 20 Oct 2013 05:59:26 +0000
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