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Red Zone Vs Texans strategy?


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4 hours ago, FANATIC said:

KC has struggled in the red zone a bit. What will it take vs Hous? Your ideas. What can KC do different?  I would like to see Sherman more involved.

Teams take Kelce away in the red zone and most of our other WRs aren’t classic red zone types. The exception is Watkins. Using him in the red zone seems like a viable solution. But has he lost Andy’s trust? And more Sherman inside the 5. 

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2 hours ago, Balto said:

Good thing Houston is the worst team in the NFL when it comes to giving up TDs in the red zone at just over 70%!!!

Yep. We are 22nd in red zone TDs. They are 32nd giving them up. We’ve gotta finish tomorrow!

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Jeff Chadiha nailed it. Andy clearly worked hard to give this team more ways it could win. But if you put us in the right situation, the fast break offense is still there. 

“Kansas City discovered as much by necessity. The offense has dealt with injuries to star players all year -- Mahomes even missed two games because of a dislocated kneecap. As a result, the Chiefs proved they could win in other ways that didn’t involve home-run plays and 40-point efforts. They become more patient, more strategic and more committed to their ability to control the tempo of games. That didn’t mean they forgot how to play what amounts to fast-break basketball.”

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4 hours ago, Calichief said:

It was hilarious. They just kept lining him up as a wr 

They also made sure he was isolated against the LB. Houston kept in man to man and paid the price. I bet Titans play zone coverage and try to limit this thing from happening to them. Then again, we have killed zone coverages this year too taking what is given to us.

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