Baltimore Ravens @ Kansas City Chief: Preview, prediction and possibilities

A preview of Ravers @ Kansas City Chiefs

The Kansas City Chief team hosts Ravines at Archids Stadium with two teams seen as competing with Super Bowl in an unfamiliar position in an attempt to return to 500 after a disappointing start for the new campaign.

For the heads of Andy Reed, the problem that prevailed them over the last season, even when they reached the third Super Paul, with Qurtubbere Patrick Maqoum with anemia crime.

Kansas City was at least demanding his first victory last season as they were Ben from the New York giants on the roadBut this success did not do much to beat the skeptics who grow in the number amid the constant struggles of the leaders.

The Chiefs will need to find a way to put out points if the Crime of the Ravens Crime continues its current fly.

Although they tasted the victory only once, Ravens has scored 111 points through three games, with the main Baltimore problem that led to the start of 1-2 porosity defense.

In fact, the crows surrendered an average of 5.8 yards for each play this season, which is the seventh in the American Football Association. Against running, the crows surrendered 447 yards, the third largest in the league, and received seven league relegation.

However, the 20 -yard or more tour came from Mahries. The accelerated Kangasan City attack is decreased in the explosion, and in this way, Baltimore’s defense may see this match an opportunity to restore matters to the right track.

The Kansas City defense was in recent seasons a blessing of the presidents as the crime stumbled. However, Steve Spanio’s unit ranked 21st in the US Football Association in the expected points added to each play, a measure of efficiency at the unit level, in essence, reflecting the ability to defense to prevent explosive play.

This arrangement indicates that the tribes will struggle to contain the diverse attack of the Ravens led by MVP Lamar Jackson twice. If they cannot do this, the questions related to the presidents will grow much more in the coming days.