Originally Posted by The Franchise (Post 14751451)

I’ve seen opinions of “I just hope it’s a good game” out there. **** that. I want the Chiefs to blow out the 49ers. I want to hear the talking heads out there talk about how their team was no match for ours.

Originally Posted by JakeF (Post 14751391)

I worry about the trenches. The 49ers have a significant advantage along both the offensive and defensive lines. Our offense should be able to hold it's own but our defense is going to have a long day.

Originally Posted by The Franchise (Post 14751451)

I’ve seen opinions of “I just hope it’s a good game” out there. **** that. I want the Chiefs to blow out the 49ers. I want to hear the talking heads out there talk about how their team was no match for ours.

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19 (Post 14751467)

I don’t see this at all...

Originally Posted by KCChiefsFan88 (Post 14750580)

I think it alternates year to year with the AFC/NFC team.

Originally Posted by The Franchise (Post 14751451)

I’ve seen opinions of “I just hope it’s a good game” out there. **** that. I want the Chiefs to blow out the 49ers. I want to hear the talking heads out there talk about how their team was no match for ours.

Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 14751460)

The 49ers passing D isn’t even that good.

It’s their pass rush.

People are really underestimating the mismatch there.

Originally Posted by A8bil (Post 14751504)

You are right, but a great pass rush can hide many sins.

Ponder this. The 49ers were only at full strength on their defensive line in 13 games. They averaged just over 4 sacks per game in those contests. When you consider the number of pass attempts they faced, the 49ers were logging a sack once every 7.5 pass attempts. By comparison, the league leading Steelers logged one sack every 9.5 pass attempts. KC logged a sack only once every 13 pass attempts and KC is a very good defense.

The 49ers line is not at the level of the 84 Bears (1 every 6.1 PA), but they are getting to the QB at an extremely high level. -- KC will be facing a healthy 49ers line.

Originally Posted by KCChiefsFan88 (Post 14751325)

The Chiefs are 5-0 against top 10 pass defenses they have faced this season (and 7-0 if you include Denver, which finished 11th in pass defense).

Originally Posted by DRM08 (Post 14751518)

Which games? And what do the numbers look like when you focus only on the mobile QB's against a healthy Niner DL? What do the numbers look like when you focus only on statue QB's against the healthy Niner DL?

Originally Posted by ChiefsFanatic (Post 14750657)

If Spags can slow down those great Patriots offenses, including one of the 3 best scoring offenses in NFL history, he can slow down the plug-&-play zone blocking, Jimmy G led 49ers.

Here is a little stat compilation that speaks to the explosiveness of each offense:

7 players in the NFL had at least 4 touchdowns of over 40 yards this season. 2 of those 7 play for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Mecole Hardman tied AJ Brown to lead the league with 5, and Hill tied the other 4 players with 4.

Kansas City had 4 players with at least 2 touchdowns 40 yards or longer: Hardman 5, Hill 4, Watkins 2, Damien Williams 2.

San Francisco had 1 player with at least 2 touchdowns 40 yards or longer: Mostert 2.

Kansas City had a total of 16 touchdowns that were 40 yards or longer, 14 offensive & 2 defensive . San Francisco had 8, with 1 of those being defensive.



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Originally Posted by A8bil (Post 14751537)

As noted, i took all games where the 49ers had all of their starting d-line. Week 1-11 and the 2 playoff games. That includes 2 games against Murray and 1 game against Wilson. With those players, the sacks were one every 7.6 pass attempts (3/24; 5/34; 4/33). People have a mistaken sense that mobile QBs have not been sacked by the 49ers. That's not true. They have been sacked, however, they have also proven the ability to prolong plays and that's when the secondary has been most vulnerable. Bosa, Buckner and Armstead are quick, but they're not fast. I think PM's ability to prolong plays is th 49ers greatest concern (which is pretty much every team's concerns who face KC!).

Originally Posted by A8bil (Post 14751537)

As noted, i took all games where the 49ers had all of their starting d-line. Week 1-11 and the 2 playoff games. That includes 2 games against Murray and 1 game against Wilson. With those players, the sacks were one every 7.6 pass attempts (3/24; 5/34; 4/33). People have a mistaken sense that mobile QBs have not been sacked by the 49ers. That's not true. They have been sacked, however, they have also proven the ability to prolong plays and that's when the secondary has been most vulnerable. Bosa, Buckner and Armstead are quick, but they're not fast. I think PM's ability to prolong plays is th 49ers greatest concern (which is pretty much every team's concerns who face KC!).

Originally Posted by 94605Niner (Post 14751551)

Kyle Shanny is 5-1 against Spags defenses