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June 13th, 2011 
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The Chiefs had a breakout season in 2010. But the losses at the end of the season all had a common theme.
1. All three opponents had one very good cover corner.
2. All three opponents where more physical than the Chiefs at the LOS.
3. All three opponents coached linebackers to played down hill football.
4. All three teams tried to play 8 in the box.
June 2nd, 2011 Bewsaf
One of the areas that improved the most in 2010 for the Chiefs was the offensive line. Not that the line does not need any improvement in 2011, they do. But the success of any football team is tied directly to the battle in the trenches. And you don’t go worst to first in the AFC West and not have some improved offensive line play.
In this article we will look at the last four regular season games and the team grades that the Chief’s lineman received from film breakdown. Let’s take a look…
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Tags: AFC West, Barry Richardson, Brian Waters, Brondon Albert, Casey Wiegmann, Chiefs, Kansas City Chiefs, Ryan Lilja 
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June 2nd, 2011 Bewsaf
The Chiefs took big strides in the area of improving their pass offense in 2010 . Charlie Weis came to Kansas City and installed an offense that some might say was best suited for what the Chiefs needed at the time. In 2010, the Chiefs ran the ball and frequently used a passing offense that allowed Matt Cassel to get rid of the ball quickly.
So how successful was the Chiefs passing offense in 2010? Where did they like to throw and how successful were they throwing to particular areas?
Lets look at the numbers…
June 1st, 2011 Bewsaf
The Kansas City Chiefs picked themselves up after the 2009 season, dusted themselves off, and proceeded to go from worst to first in the AFC West. A large part of that turn around was the success the Chiefs had running the ball. In fact, they had so much success running the ball they finished the 2010 season ranked 1st in the NFL in number of rushing attempts with 556.
The Chiefs also finished the season with the best rushing yards-per-game than any other team in the NFL with 164.2. But guess who was a close second? The Oakland Raiders. Yes, another team from the AFC west that is knocking at the door. the Raiders had 52 less attempts over the course of the season and had a higher yards per carry (4.9) than KC (4.7).
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