Colts vs Chiefs NFL Football Spread/Handicapping
The Colts missed an opportunity last week but are still poised to make the playoffs. Especially because they get a chance to visit the Chiefs, who looked hapless in losing to the Raiders last weekend.
The Colts missed an opportunity last week but are still poised to make the playoffs. Especially because they get a chance to visit the Chiefs, who looked hapless in losing to the Raiders last weekend.
The Chiefs lost their 4th in a row last Sunday and things don’t get much easier with back to back road games against San Diego and Pittsburgh.
The Kansas City Chiefs were supposed to bounce back this season. To date their only win was against a New Orleans squad that was in a funk until just recently.
I think by now everyone is familiar with the likelihood of an 0-2 team making the playoffs. If it is going to happen though the Chiefs are in the right division to do it.
Well, it all comes down to this for a resurgent Broncos team. This game is not exactly short in the story line department either. The most notable one has to be the fact that new Kansas City quarterback, Kyle Orton has the chance to keep the team that cut him earlier this year, out of the playoffs.
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“Yeeeeeeesh! What the hell is that smell? Oh, it’s the Browns playing the Chiefs this weekend.”
“Good gracious what in the name of Satan were the schedule makers thinking when they threw this game on the board?”
At a combined record of 7-17 SU, hardly anyone will be tuning in to watch the Chiefs host the Bills this Sunday. Yet, for you betting enthusiasts, this game can reap all sorts of merit for those of you that love to lump bad games in to your parlay bets.
Denver Broncos (7-4 SU & ATS) at Kansas City Chiefs (3-8 SU, 5-6 ATS)
Sunday, December 6 – 1 PM ET
Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, MO
BetUS NFL betting odds: DENVER -4.5, Total 38.5
In the BetUS NFL betting odds, the Broncos are listed as a 4.5-point road favorite, with a posted total of 38.5 points.
Chiefs Get the Angry Steelers at Arrowhead
The Bengals-Steelers game didn’t exactly go as I’d thought it would, but I think a lot of that has to do with underestimating the Bengals rather than overestimating the Steelers. This is still a very complete football team, and even without Troy Polamalu, the fact remains that Big Ben has to come out firing to restore the football betting faith of his handicapping investors. That’s why a game on the road against KC might be a cure-all for whatever ails the Steelers right now.
The Chiefs struck gold in Chris Chambers while shedding the dead weight of Larry Johnson last week. Johnson, who cleared waivers and will wait till someone is dumb enough to sign him, was jettisoned due to his anti-gay remarks and overall baggage. In all honest, I’m sure the Chiefs have been looking a way to get rid of Mr. Can’t Get In The Endzone all season, and this just gave them reason. The Chiefs have been stalwart upset specialists on the football betting line against Oakland with a 5-0 ATS record when visiting the bay area.
Kansas vs. Washington in Most Unwatchable Game of the Week
Oh good grief. I thought last week’s schedule was bad, but I had no idea the freaking Chiefs would be playing the damn Redskins this weekend! The Week 6 NFL betting ugly blemish will pit the winless Matt Cassel crusade against the Jason Campbell letdown experience. Awesome stuff. Might as well throw some money just so you care a little.
Dallas Cowboys (-8) vs. Kansas City Chiefs (+8)
O/U (42½)
Sunday, October 11 – 1:00 PM ET
The Dallas Cowboys (2-2 SU, 2-2 ATS, 2-2 O/U) may be a bunch of overrated underachievers, but they will have an excellent shot at beating the lowly Kansas City Chiefs (0-4 SU, 0-4 ATS, 2-1-1 O/U) when they square off at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday at 1 PM ET.
Something has to be said for the coaching staff in New York. The talent is certainly above average, but the coaching staff has been able to dissect teams with disgusting precision. While going 16-2 ATS in their last 18 games on the road, the Giants have kicked off the season by wearing down the Redskins, picking Tony Romo three times in a 33-31 win, and shutout the Bucs who were previously the fourth best offense in terms of moving the chains. That’s why I’m not scared of a big spread facing them on the road in Arrowhead.