Bengals at Chiefs - What to look for
The sort of passion the Chiefs have shown at home over the last 18 late-season games could easily be on display, backed up by a screaming Arrowhead crowd, clad in bright red.
If Cincinnati want to, they could match KC's offensive firepower, and score at a higher rate, but two massive variables are how seriously they take the seeding issue, and how serious the groin strain Carson Palmer suffered last weekend is still bothering him.
If Palmer is well, look for the Bengals to got to the air early. If not, veteran John Kitna will come in after one or two offensive drives and the fireworks will swiftyl subside. Either way, look for the Chiefs to dominate time of possession through the running game and short passes, with the verdict reading something like 35-38 in favour of the Chiefs by the final whistle.
(Season so far 6-4)
NFLBriefing.com
If Cincinnati want to, they could match KC's offensive firepower, and score at a higher rate, but two massive variables are how seriously they take the seeding issue, and how serious the groin strain Carson Palmer suffered last weekend is still bothering him.
If Palmer is well, look for the Bengals to got to the air early. If not, veteran John Kitna will come in after one or two offensive drives and the fireworks will swiftyl subside. Either way, look for the Chiefs to dominate time of possession through the running game and short passes, with the verdict reading something like 35-38 in favour of the Chiefs by the final whistle.
(Season so far 6-4)
NFLBriefing.com
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