Kansas City Chiefs: Five Things To Watch Vs New York Jets
By Charles Lam
Will The Chiefs Pass Rush Continue To Improve?
The Chiefs sacked Brock Osweiler twice, once by Derrick Johnson and the other by Tamba Hali. Dee Ford didn’t record a sack but he forced Osweiler to throw the football early a few times. Ford also tackled three Texans and looked better against the running game this week.
Rookie, Chris Jones, should see more playing time. He looks like a freak of nature on the field. Here’s a highlight of Jones from the Texans game.
Watch Chris Jones from the RDE spot. Just manhandles the LT. I may look at his tape to try and cheer up... https://t.co/qMPj0P81xc
— Seth Keysor (@RealMNchiefsfan) September 20, 2016
This next play should be illegal worldwide. Chris Jones gets the double team treatment leading to Dontari Poe‘s murder of the Texans center.
What Dontari Poe does to the center here is legalized assault. He played very well against Houston. Jones gets surprised by double team. pic.twitter.com/BpmMuyW2b1
— Seth Keysor (@RealMNchiefsfan) September 21, 2016
If the Chiefs defensive line can continue this type of defense against the Jets, Kansas City has a legitimate chance of destroying the Jets if KC holds onto the football. The Chiefs fumbled the ball three times against the Texans last weekend.