>Matt Moore just isn't up to it yet, and with Julius Peppers out, the Panthers are a definite no-go. I think the Chargers will be on top of their division but not go any further. The Jets and the Ravens have a tough schedule so those two could go either way. The Packers may have their year coming up too... Too many changes and strengths and weaknesses on a lot of teams this year to call it, but KC? No way... :o) Sorry, just don't see it.
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>Carolina has a bad combination...too many rookies and a head coach in the last year of his contract.
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>Many NFL analysts are pointing to KC as a Cinderella team that could surprise people.
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>First, they have 2 strong coordinators (Romeo and Fat-man Weis).
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>Second, they have one of the best running attacks in the AFC. Jamaal Charles has made people forget about Larry Johnson, and KC picked up Thomas Jones (who rushed for 1,400 yards for the Jets last year), to keep Charles from burning out.
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>KC has upgraded their offensive line, which will be key...Matt Cassel got knocked on his ass too many times last year.
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>As Mike Cole mentioned, they have a sleeper of a tight end in Tony Moeaki.
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>The new kid from Tennessee (Berry) will surprise some people at safety
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>KC has one of the best kicking games in the NFL....Dustin Colquitt routinely punts over 50 yards, is great in the coffin-corner....and Mr. Irrelevant (Ryan Succop) was very accurate outside 45 yards last season.
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>If KC's offensive line protects Cassel, KC will win the Super Bowl...I guarantee it.

So I'm guessing in the San Diego Chargers vs. Kansas City Chiefs in September, you are forecasting that KC will come out on top? :o) I know some folks think SD is an overrated team (especially given Vincent Jackson's problems), but I'm not sure KC is ready this year, maybe next year. It would be a nice surprise though! (BTW, I think the game against the Packers will be interesting)