Can the Dynasty Continue? Unveiling Chiefs Betting Win/Loss for 2024 Season

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Over the decades in the NFL, we have seen a few teams become dynasties, with the likes of the Steelers, Cowboys, and Patriots going through periods where they won championships and looked to be totally unbeatable. This is harder to do in the salary cap era, as teams are often forced to dump players in order to stay under the cap. Despite that, the Kansas City Chiefs are very much in the midst of a dynasty, going to 3 of the last 4 Super Bowls, and winning 2 of them. They will be back again strong this season, looking to take another run at a Championship, which they certainly have a shot at with Patrick Mahomes under center. While we wait for the official schedule to be release, we can still look at the NFL betting analysis for who the Chiefs will face, home and away, this season, so let’s do that now.

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The Chiefs totally dominated the AFC West last season, going 6-0 against the Chargers, Raiders, and Broncos on their way to a 14-3 record overall. Even when the Chiefs weren’t as good as they are now, Arrowhead Stadium was always a difficult place to go try and get a win. That certainly proved to be the case last year, with KC going 7-1 in their own building. They will have an extra home game this season, starting with 3 versus their divisional opponents. Let’s look at their other home games, with 2022 overall and road records for each of the teams they will play.

There are a couple of huge games that are going to have a major impact on the overall AFC standings. The big ones that the Chiefs have at home are the Buffalo Bills (13-3, 6-2) and the Cincinnati Bengals (12-4, 6-3). They will also welcome the Miami Dolphins (9-8, 3-6), Chicago Bears (3-14, 1-7), Detroit Lions (9-8, 4-4), and a Super Bowl rematch against the Philadelphia Eagles (14-3. 7-1).

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Some tough home games are coming for the Chiefs in the 2023 season but given how good they have been in their own building in the Mahomes era, you’d expect them to be just fine. Last season, they went 7-2 on the road, but will only have 8 away games this coming season, starting with their road games against the Broncos, Raiders, and Chargers. Let’s look at what else they have coming on the road this season.

You do have to say that the road schedule looks a good deal more manageable than what they have at home, but still some tricky ones in there. The Chiefs will face the Jacksonville Jaguars (9-8, 5-3), the New England Patriots (8-9, 4-4), New York Jets (7,10, 3-5), Green Bay Packers (8-9, 5-4), who will be starting life without Aaron Rodgers, and the Minnesota Vikings (13-4, 8-1).

The road to the Super Bowl is never an easy one, but the Chiefs know exactly what it takes to go on that run and be successful. It’s a tough schedule, but again, you would expect this team to still win the division and get into double digits in terms of wins.

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The latest Super Bowl odds show the Kansas City Chiefs are third choice behind the Buffalo Bills and Tampa Bay Buccaneers to win the Vince Lombardi Trophy. The Chiefs offer +1175 odds. Being third choice is the main reason the Chiefs have a huge game total. Many expect KC to win 11 games. Will Kansas City go over or under their win loss total? Keep reading for analysis and a free Kansas City Chiefs win loss game total pick so you can bet against their NFL Team Totals odds. 

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2022-23 NFL Regular Season

When: Sep. 8, 2022 – Jan. 8, 2023
Kansas City Chiefs Total Win / Loss Total Odds: 10 ½ 

Why the Kansas City Chiefs will win more than 10 games

Although the Chiefs traded Tyreek Hill, they added a couple of talented wide recievers to play alongside Mercole Hardman. 

Patrick Mahomes is going to love throwing the football to JuJu Smith-Schuster and Marquez Valdez-Scantling. Both run routes well and have great hands. With both playing, things should open up for the super quick Hardman and the best tight end in football, Travis Kelce.

The defense will also be better. The Chiefs drafted a couple of defenders in the first round, DE George Karlaftis and corner Trent McDuffie. Both will improve KC’s ability to hold opponents to field goals. 

Why the Kansas City Chiefs won’t win more than 10 games

Kansas City may have gotten better, but we shouldn’t disregard losing Hill. The current Miami Dolphins wide receiver is the fastest player in the NFL. He’s also one of the best at his position.

It will take time for Mahomes to build a rapport with Valdez-Scantling and Smith-Schuster. It might even take time for Mahomes to build a rapport with Hardman because Patrick leaned so much on Hill the past few seasons.

Also, the rest of the AFC West got much better during the offseason. Denver traded for Russell Wilson, the Raiders traded for Davante Adams, and the Chargers have built a fantastic defense. 

Final Betting Analysis: Will the Kansas City Chiefs win at least 11 games?

No knock against the Chiefs. KC will be one of the better teams in the league, but that doesn’t mean they win 11. 

The AFC West is a monster division. Every team in the West can win the division title, including the Las Vegas Raiders, who will be much better than many believe. 

Save for the first week battle against Arizona, Kansas City could lose 5 of their first 7 games. Road games versus Indianapolis, Tampa Bay, and San Francisco won’t be easy to win. 

Home games against Las Vegas and the L.A. Chargers aren’t cakewalks. The Chiefs shouldn’t lose 5 of their first 7 games. But they could.

That’s the point because the rest of the schedule isn’t easy either. Tennessee and the Rams at home and the Chargers and the Bengals on the road won’t be for sure wins. Any way we cut it, the Chiefs are in for a decent, but not exceptional regular season. 

9 wins are probable. 10 wins are possible and 11 wins will be difficult. Under is the play.  

Kansas City Chiefs Win-Loss Total Pick: Under 10 ½

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FOOTBALL. It’s still a few months away, but the summer is all about speculation. Which teams will continue to make moves, and which are content with what they have done? So much is still yet to happen, and a lot is to be determined.

The Kansas City Chiefs made another Super Bowl trip in 2020, but obviously did not win. Patrick Mahomes wasn’t nearly 100%, and the O-Line could not stop the Bucs. But now, we look ahead to their 2021 season. Let’s break it down and predict their record so you can plan your bets against their NFL Team Totals odds.

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OVER/UNDER: 12 WINS

The over/under for KC this year is set at 12 wins. It’s important to remember that 17 games are being played in 2021 rather than the usual 16. It’s different than the norm, so things will be very different. .500 teams are now a thing of the past, so that is that. No more.

All Kansas City has been doing since hiring Andy Reid is winning. Alex Smith made them a winner, and Mahomes made them champs. And under contract for another decade, a healthy Pat means the team will be doing a lot of winning.

The most important thing they did was beef up the O-Line after it was very bad a season ago. They brought in Jerick McKinnon to add depth to the RB room. And they made sure to keep their solid D intact.

Health Comes First

With a shorter preseason and a longer season on tap for the season, it will be extra important to make sure guys take it easy on their buy week that the veterans don’t practice too hard all season. They will have their times where rest is needed, and times they have to push. Knowing the difference is critical.

With two matchups against the Rams and Las Vegas on tap, as usual, the divisional games will not be easy. They have a date with Green Bay. They will see the AFC North in four matchups that will all be tough, either because of the D or great QB play.

As long as their guys can get through the whole year, they should be just fine. It’s all about #15, really, and what he can bring to the table for 17 games.

How Many Games Will They Win?

The schedule will not be overly easy for KC, but with the guys they have, winning will remain at a premium. Mahomes will be firing darts to Travis Kelce and Tyreek Hill every week. Those two guys command so much attention that the Mecole Hardman’s and the DeMarcus Robinson’s will still get looks.

Clyde Edwards-Helaire is ready to bust out in year two. The run game was a weakness in 2020 but should improve. And playing with full stadium crowds this year will make things even better for the team.

As for a projection, 12 wins is a good spot for them to be at. They will go 12-5. That expectation puts them at #1, just ahead of the defending champion Buccaneers. The offense is tremendous, the line will protect the QB, and the defense will do enough to get it done.

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After finding out they’ve got the best young quarterback on the face of the planet a year ago, the Kansas City Chiefs will enter the 2019 regular season looking to go further than they did in 2018 when their postseason plans were cut short by their heartbreaking loss to New England in the AFC Championship game.

While superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes will be back to lead what was the most explosive offense in the league a year ago, the Chiefs have some big question marks with Kareem Hunt gone and Tyreek Hill almost certainly sure to miss some time because of his own alleged misdeeds. Will the Chiefs put points on the board like a pinball machine in 2019 to challenge for an appearance in Super Bowl 54 or will they fail to live up to ‘Super Bowl or Bust’ expectations?

If you’re an NFL fan and betting enthusiast that wants to know just how many games the Chiefs are going to win so you could potentially cash in on the value-packed NFL win total odds, then consider your ticket punched!

Thanks to the expert NFL predictions that you’re about to get on each and every game on Kansas City’s upcoming 2019 docket, you’re going to have a great idea of just how many games the Chiefs will win this coming season.

Kansas City closed out the regular season ranked first in total offense, third in passing and first in scoring (35.3 ppg) while discovering that 2017 first round pick Patrick Mahomes was an undeniable superstar in the process. Mahomes passed for over 5,000 yards while tossing a mind-boggling 50 TD passes to become just the second quarterback in NFL history to accomplish the feat. The bad news however is the Chiefs had to part ways with running back Kareem Hunt following his legal troubles late last season and they almost assuredly are going to see suspended Pro Bowl wide receiver Tyreek Hill miss some time in the near future because of his alleged role in a child abuse case. Defensively, Kansas City was mostly awful in ranking 31st in total defense, 31st against the pass and 24th in points allowed (26.3 ppg).

To address their offseason needs, the Chiefs drafted Georgia wide receiver Mecole Hardman and Virginia safety Juan Thornhill, both in the second round while adding to the defense with each of their next two picks as well. More importantly, Kansas City overhauled their secondary by adding veteran cornerback Bashaud Breeland and safety Tyrann Mathieu among others. The Chiefs also hired a mostly new defensive coaching staff, led by new coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, while installing a new, 4-3 base defense.

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Week 1 at Jacksonville

Despite being on the road in their 2019 opener, I’m going to back the Chiefs to get past a rebuilt Jaguars team that might finally have a competent quarterback in Nick Foles, but one that still has question marks at several other positions. Win 1-0.

Week 2 at Oakland

Like most NFL fans and betting enthusiasts, I’m pretty sure Oakland’s Jon Gruden has lost his mind. The Raiders are in the beginning stages of a massive rebuild and they just won’t be able to keep pace with the Chiefs’ explosive offense in this one. Win. 2-0.

Week 3 vs. Baltimore

The Chiefs beat the Ravens 27-24 in overtime in Week 14 last season, but I’m thinking Lamar Jackson and Baltimore extract some revenge for that loss in this contest. Loss. 2-1.

Week 4 at Detroit

Even at home, I just don’t see Matthew Stafford and the perennially underachieving Lions being able to keep up with the the explosive Chiefs in this matchup. Win. 3-1.

Week 5 vs. Indianapolis

Andrew Luck and the Colts will be looking for some payback for their 31-13 divisional round smackdown against the Chiefs but they won;t get it in their second straight road date against Kansas City. Win. 4-1.

Week 6 vs. Houston

The Texans have an elite defense, but again, they struggle to score and I’m expecting Houston to narrowly succumb in this inter-conference clash. Win. 5-1.

Week 7 at Denver

There is no way that Denver’s Joe Flacco compares to Patrick Mahomes. After sweeping their overmatched division rivals in 2018, Kansas City gets its first win of the season over Denver. Win. 6-1.

Week 8 vs. Green Bay

I’m expecting Aaron Rodgers and the Packers to show up in a big way in this Week 8 clash before falling late to the Chiefs. Win. 7-1.

Week 9 vs. Minnesota

Kirk Cousins can’t hold Patrick Mahomes’ jockstrap. Win. 8-1.

Week 10 at Tennessee

This is a game that Kansas City should win, but they won’t simply because they’re due for a loss and Marcus Mariota and the Titans aren’t exactly chopped liver. Loss. 8-2.

Week 11 at LA Chargers

The Bolts and Chiefs split their two regular season matchups last season with the road team winning each time. In 2019, both AFC West division rivals will win at home when they face one another. Loss. 8-3.

Week 12 BYE

Week 13 vs. Oakland

The Chiefs swept the Raiders last season while putting at least 35 points on the board each time. They’ll complete another sweep in this one against the raiders. Win. 9-3.

Week 14 at New England

Kansas City puts up a  great effort as they seek some revenge for their crushing 37-31 overtime loss to the Patriots in the AFC Championship game, but Mahomes and company fall just short again against a focused Tom Brady and the Patriots, Loss. 9-4.

Week 15 vs. Denver

The Chiefs complete their sweep over Flacco and the overmatched Broncos in this Week 15 divisional showdown. Win. 10-4.

Week 16 at Chicago

This Week 15 inter-conference clash should be a flat-out thriller. I’m going with Chicago because of their superior defense and the fact that these two head coaches know one another quite well. Loss. 10-5.

Week 17 vs. LA Chargers

Mahomes and the Chiefs take care of business at Arrowhead Stadium in their regular season finale to get their split with the Bolts. Win. 11-5.

Even with Kansas City facing some big losses on the offensive side of the ball, I like them to record 11 wins in 2019, although it could very well be 10 or even 12. Kansas City should be a lot better than they were on defense and I’m expecting some continued growth out of reigning MVP Patrick Mahomes. Play the Over NFL bettors!

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The Kansas City Chiefs have been one of the most consistently good regular season teams in the NFL over the past few seasons, but that has not translated to success in the playoffs. The Chiefs top brass decided that it was time to make a change, and it was QB Alex Smith who was made the scapegoat for those playoff failures. Smith was shipped out to Washington, with the Chiefs then making it known that they were going to hand over the playbook to their young stud, Patrick Mahomes. This is a kid with a lot of upsides, but it’s always tough to know what to expect from a young QB in his first full season.

We will likely find out early, as the Chiefs have a brutal start to the year. Mahomes will either sink or swim early on, and his play will go a long way towards determining whether the Chiefs can pass the win total of O/U 8 games that the bookies have set for them.

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Games for Weeks 1-4

The Chiefs start out with a couple of road games and will probably be happy with a split. They have what looks to be a winnable game in Week 1 away at the Chargers but could be in trouble the following week at Heinz Field versus the Steelers, a team they always struggle against. The next two are tricky, but I can see the Chiefs taking care of the 49ers at home before losing to the Denver Broncos on the road in Week 4. They look to be 2-2 at this point, which would not be awful given that schedule.

Games for Weeks 5-8

The next two weeks are incredibly tough for the Chiefs, and it would not be surprising to see them fall to back to back losses. The Jaguars come to town in Week 5, after which a trip to Foxboro to face the New England Patriots. The good news is that the schedule really starts to turn in the favor of the Chiefs after those games, with the Cincinnati Bengals up next, a very winnable game for KC. I also like them to win the return game at home versus the Broncos, taking the Chiefs to 4-4 at the midway point of the season.

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Games for Weeks 9-13

I like the Chiefs to get over the .500 mark with a win on the road over the Cleveland Browns in Week 9, followed by another win, this time over the Arizona Cardinals the following week. Week 11 will see the Chiefs head to Mexico City to face the LA Rams in what is likely to be a losing battle.

They will get the bye the following week, followed by a trip to Oakland to face the Raiders, which I also see as a loss. With 4 games left in the season, I have the Chiefs sitting at 6-6.

Games for Weeks 14-17

The Chiefs have the opportunity to finish strong, with 3 of their final 4 games all played at Arrowhead Stadium. Let’s give them the win in Week 14 over the Ravens, with another win coming over the Charger at home the following week. The Seahawks may take a step back this season, but will still be tough to be at home, which is why I have the Chiefs losing in the penultimate game of the season before beating the Raiders at Arrowhead in the final week. I have the Chiefs at 9-7, slightly OVER the 8 game win total.

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The Kansas City Chiefs have made the playoffs two straight years and three of the past four but haven’t been able to get past the divisional round. Will things change for Coach Andy Reid’s club in 2017? It will be tough to repeat in the AFC West, perhaps the deepest division in football. Here’s a look at the predicted win total for the Kansas City Chiefs this 2017 NFL season.

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Kansas City Chiefs 2016 Season Recap

Kansas City was a rather bland offensive team in 2016 but rode a good defense and electrifying rookie Tryeek Hill to a 12-4 record and the AFC West title. The Chiefs actually backed into the division championship.

Oakland was in control of the division but lost star quarterback Derek Carr to a broken leg in Week 16. The Raiders won that game but lost the season finale 24-6 in Denver. They opened the door for the Chiefs to steal the division title with a win in San Diego and K.C. finished the job, 37-27 – the Chargers’ final game ever in that city.

In the divisional round against visiting Pittsburgh, the Chiefs held the Steelers without a touchdown yet lost 18-16. Chris Boswell hit an NFL playoff-record six field goals. Spencer Ware’s 1-yard touchdown run took Kansas City within 18-16. The Chiefs at first converted the 2-pointer to tie it, but tackle Eric Fisher — the first overall selection in the 2013 draft — was penalized for holding. The next try failed. The Chiefs have not won a home playoff game since 1994, losing five in a row.

Why Release Maclin?

Kansas City doesn’t have a great receiving corps as it is, so many around the NFL were shocked that the team released No. 1 WR Jeremy Maclin in June in a salary-cap move. It saved the team $10 million in salary-cap space because Maclin was cut after June 1.

The Chiefs team forfeited a third-round pick in 2016 and a sixth-round pick this year for tampering with Maclin when he was a free agent in 2015. At the time of Maclin’s release, the Chiefs had $3.5 million in cap space and still had to sign their top three draft picks: QB Patrick Mahomes, DE Tanoh Kpassagnon and RB Kareem Hunt.

That was to cost about $4.5 million, and many teams like to have a $5 million cushion for emergency spending. Thus the move. The only contract besides Maclin’s that could have been dumped for a cap savings of more than $5 million was QB Alex Smith’s.

How Good Was Maclin In Previous Season?

Maclin had good numbers in 2015 but not last year, although it was more a part of the conservative offense. The Chiefs now have only four wide receivers — Hill, Conley, Albert Wilson and De’Anthony Thomas — who have caught a pass in an NFL game. They have combined for 251 regular-season catches and 12 receiving touchdowns.

He also has 474 regular-season catches and 46 touchdowns in his career. Hill is a blur but also plays running back and returns kicks so he really isn’t a full-time receiver. Kansas City does have one of the NFL’s best tight ends in Travis Kelce.

Is This the Last Season For Alex Smith?

Smith is a solid NFL quarterback who doesn’t make many mistakes. But you simply aren’t going to win a Super Bowl with a guy who dinks-and-dunks. This could be Smith’s final season in K.C. as the Chiefs traded up to take Texas Tech’s Mahomes in the first round of this year’s draft.

To get Mahomes, the Chiefs traded their first-round pick (No. 27), one of their two third-round picks this year (No. 91 overall), and their 2018 first-round pick to the Buffalo Bills. It had been 34 years since the Chiefs took a quarterback in the first round: Todd Blackledge in 1983.

Is Mahomes ready for the NFL?

Probably not yet. Reid has said for months that Smith — who is 41-20 as the Chiefs’ starter the last four years — will start in 2017. And he certainly will. But if Smith struggles, the calls for Mahomes will come.

The Chiefs’ most impactful addition for 2017 might wind up being the running back Hunt, their third- round draft pick. The Chiefs last year gained 4.2 yards per carry, their worst average since 2011. The Chiefs are hopeful of improving that average with considerable help from the rookie back.

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It’s always easy to underestimate the Chiefs because they don’t really have any stars. But they usually defy expectations because they are well-coached and don’t beat themselves. However, this team didn’t really improve itself this offseason as the club was quiet in free agency.

I believe the Chiefs are more likely to finish last in the AFC West than first. But let’s go under that win total and project an 8-8 mark.

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The 2015 Kansas City Chiefs were 1-5 and had lost star running back Jamaal Charles to a season-ending injury. Their season was over. Only it wasn’t. The Chiefs then won an incredible 10 straight game behind their defense to make the playoffs. Any chance Kansas City reaches 11 wins again this year? They have a total of 9.5 on NFL betting lines.

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The Chiefs went to Houston for the wild-card game and put a 30-0 beatdown on the Texans. On the opening kickoff, Knile Davis got three good blocks around the 10-yard line and then simply outran the rest of the defenders for the 106-yard kickoff return score, the second-longest kickoff return TD in postseason history. That stood up the rest of the way with Kansas City forcing five turnovers. The victory broke streak of eight straight playoff losses by the Chiefs and is their first postseason win since beating the Oilers in Houston on Jan. 16, 1994.

The next week in New England, everyone thought the Chiefs’ season would end and it did in a competitive 27-20 loss. Trailing 27-13, the Chiefs drained 5 minutes, 16 seconds off the clock during a 16-play drive that eventually pulled them within one score. For some reason, Coach Andy Reid declined to use any of his timeouts, even when his team was in a first-and- goal situation with 2:33 left to play.

Reid allowed 25 seconds to drain before the two-minute warning, had his team huddle on multiple occasions and ultimately used another 1:20 before Charcandrick West scored from 1 yard. By that time, however, there was only 1:13 remaining in the game. The Chiefs didn’t get the onside kick and that was that. Dumb move by Reid, who has made clock management mistakes before with the Eagles.

Why Betting On The Over?

No single player changed Kansas City’s fortunes quite like Jeremy Maclin did in 2015. He became just the eighth receiver in team history to top 1,000 yards. He tallied the most catches (84) by any Chief not named Tony Gonzalez (96 in 2008). And his eight scores were eight more than the entire receiving corps managed all last season. He was worth every penny of his $55 million contract.

At quarterback, Alex Smith is coming off back-to- back seasons with at least 3,000 yards passing for the first time in his career. He proved to be one of the best in the NFL last year when teams tried to bring pressure, completing 63 percent of his passes with 10 touchdowns to just one interception against the blitz. Smith’s passer rating of 109.3 against the blitz ranked fifth in the NFL among starters.

Cornerback Marcus Peters was a steal with 18th pick in the 2015 draft. The Washington product had Defensive Rookie of the Year-caliber season with eight interceptions, two forced fumbles, one touchdown.

The 2016 schedule looks fairly reasonable. The Chiefs will play just five games against 2015 playoff teams. Their record against those opponents last season: 4-1. The Chiefs also have a more balanced schedule rather than one stacked with road games early. That was a factor in last year’s 1-5 start.

Why Betting On The Under?

On defense, the Chiefs lost their best player, Justin Houston, to a torn ACL this offseason. So much of what the Chiefs do defensively involves Houston and safety Eric Berry, who remains unsigned. They re-signed aging defenders Tamba Hali and Derrick Johnson while watching cornerback Sean Smith sign with the division-rival Raiders. Kansas City traded out of the draft’s first round after the NFL punished the Chiefs in the Maclin tampering case.

The offensive line is a question as there are only two players who return along the offensive line that played significant snaps for them last year. Jeff Allen is coming back from an injury suffered in Week 1 of last season. Throughout OTAs and minicamp, he’s spent time rotating between right guard and right tackle. The Chiefs traded with the New Orleans Saints for two-time Pro Bowler Ben Grubbs earlier this offseason. They also signed veteran Paul Fanaika and spent their second-round pick on former Missouri Tiger Mitch Morse. It’s likely that Eric Fisher and Grubbs will handle the left side of the offensive line, but the other three spots will be figured out between the start of training camp and the first regular season game in Houston on Sept. 13.

My Betting Prediction

Like that defense but not a huge fan of the offense. I project a 9-7 record so go under the NFL betting total.