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Miami will hold Kansas City to 50% in the red zone
When you play the Kansas City Chiefs, you have to expect them to move the football. With Patrick Mahomes and the weapons that they have to work with, it would be unrealistic to expect Miami to yield 200 yards of offense through 60 minutes. It just won’t happen. But if you can clamp the Chiefs down in the red zone, you can buy yourself a chance to win the game. And we expect Miami, with the field congested and Kansas City’s team speed less impactful, to have enough answers in the red zone to force the Chiefs into kicking a few field goals as compared to touchdowns.