PREMIUM
Schule's 10* NFL *TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE* - KC@HOU
(NFL) Kansas City vs. Houston,
01/09/2016 11:35 AM, Score: 30 - 0
Point Spread: 3.50 | -110.00 Houston (Home)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: 3.50 | -110.00 Houston (Home)
Result: Loss
This is a 10* play on the Houston Texans.
The Kansas City Chiefs come into the playoffs riding a 10 game winning streak, but I'm not buying into all the hype. When you look at who they played during that span, you will see that only two of those wins came against teams that made the playoffs. Both those teams (Denver and Pittsburgh) had their backup quarterback under center in those games.
They will face a Houston team that really turned it on at the end of the year, winning seven of their last nine. They won four of five at home during that run, and their defense was lights out. They sacked opposing quarterbacks 23 times in those five games.
Kansas City actually looked pretty average against some of the league's worst teams down the stretch. Three of their last four wins came by seven points or less, and that was against the likes of Cleveland, Oakland and San Diego. Alex Smith was pretty pedestrian, throwing five touchdown passes and four interceptions in those games. He's in a tough spot here on the road facing J.J. Watt and the Texans defense.
Take HOU.
GL,
Jesse Schule
The Kansas City Chiefs come into the playoffs riding a 10 game winning streak, but I'm not buying into all the hype. When you look at who they played during that span, you will see that only two of those wins came against teams that made the playoffs. Both those teams (Denver and Pittsburgh) had their backup quarterback under center in those games.
They will face a Houston team that really turned it on at the end of the year, winning seven of their last nine. They won four of five at home during that run, and their defense was lights out. They sacked opposing quarterbacks 23 times in those five games.
Kansas City actually looked pretty average against some of the league's worst teams down the stretch. Three of their last four wins came by seven points or less, and that was against the likes of Cleveland, Oakland and San Diego. Alex Smith was pretty pedestrian, throwing five touchdown passes and four interceptions in those games. He's in a tough spot here on the road facing J.J. Watt and the Texans defense.
Take HOU.
GL,
Jesse Schule
