Kansas City Chiefs
The Kansas City Chiefs defense is simply giving up too many points and yards to opposing offenses, which negates nearly everything that Jamaal Charles and Co. is accomplishing. This is why they are going to lose once again, this time on the road to the Cincinnati Bengals.
Over the first three weeks of the season, the Chiefs have allowed 89 total points—the fourth-most of all NFL teams. They have also surrendered an average of 307 passing yards per game and 10 total touchdowns through the air.
Anyone who witnessed what Andy Dalton and A.J. Green accomplished last week against the Baltimore Ravens should be worried for the Chiefs defense. Green racked up 227 yards and two touchdowns, and the duo will be no match for the Chiefs secondary that just gave up five scores to Aaron Rodgers, three of which went to Randall Cobb.
The Chiefs should find their ways to score. However, the Bengals defense that has only allowed 200 rushing yards and zero touchdowns to opposing running backs this season.
Cincinnati will be looking at a perfect 4-0 record, while the Chiefs drop to 1-3.