Breaking Developments: KC Chiefs and Denver Broncos Division race

**NickheadKCAU** · 11-03-2013, 02:12 AM

With the current news on Fox's issues, facing San Diego (who surprisingly are no slouches this season), could lose, and be two games behind the Chiefs, if they beat Buffalo.

Not that San Diego does not scare me for KC either, cause they do. Indy, Denver, and SD are my biggest concerns on the rest of the schedule. (I was worried about Washington until last week).

Just making the case that it would be easier for KC to play a game at their own tempo knowing there is no pressure for divisions best record.

What'cha think's?

**Eydugstr** · 11-03-2013, 11:36 AM

Originally Posted by jap1

I have a feeling it won't change things much. We all know Peyton runs that offense. Del Rio, the defensive coordinator, will likely be named interim head coach. He has plenty of experience as a head coach and is a very capable def. coordinator.

I could see this affecting them this week, only because I am sure his absence has caused some disruption and distraction to their practices and planning. I don't see his absence being a huge factor.

Don't see this affecting the Broncos much at all. Hope Coach Fox gets well soon, and yes Del Rio would be a good choice.

Our sports media talking heads, on the other hand, will be devastated. Two weeks ago they were trying to blame Fox for the Indy loss. With Fox on sick leave, who are they going to blame if they lose another game? Denial only goes so far when the score is being dragged across the bottom of the screen.

**matthewschiefs** · 11-03-2013, 12:00 PM

I may hate his team but I hope he turns out ok any time someone has to have open heart surgery it's a big deal. Best wishes to him in his recovery.

**MissingTBone** · 11-03-2013, 01:48 PM

Yeah then IF we win at Arrowhead well get partially dismissed AGAIN because their coach wasn't there. Oh well we'll just fly under the radar, and into the playoffs!! Go Chiefs spear Buffalo!!