10 max… no playoffs
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7.

Bottom 5 QB play is a bitch.
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Since 2010, the team with the #1 ranked defense in points allowed won an average of 11.9 games per year. None of them won fewer than 10 games.

In a 17 game season, 11-13 games seems reasonable.
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They do begin with 3 weak teams. Could be good for building confidence.
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One day after your starters allowed LA's backups to march down the field and you're predicting a #1 defense. :-):-)
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What exactly does this have to do with the :-)?
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Our ones gave up two FG's against the Rams and we didn't allow a single touchdown all preseason. You guys let Minnesota score more points in 1 game than Denver gave up all preseason. :-)
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This post is quite sad.
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So you're wildly optimistic about a "bend but don't break" performance vs another team's 2nd and 3rd string eh? How cute.

How did your ones do against other ones? Oh....right....

KC's ones held Arizona's ones to 0 yards in 3 drives and 7 yards through 4 drives. They also shut down SF's and Minnesota's ones.

#1, baby!
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The Rams weren’t playing any starters :-)
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Very sad. :-):-):-)
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Two FG's. One of them was due to a bogus facemask penalty. I am wholly unconcerned.
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The Chiefs’ 1’s gave up 3 points to Cousins, Murray and Garrapolo.

Denver’s 1’s in one game gave up 9 points against Seattle’s backups
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10-6.

Sutton, Albert O, Melvin Gordon and Tim Patrick were all playing their first snaps of the preaseason. Teddy acknowldeged that he was trying to force the ball to the guys coming back from injury too much instead of running the offense.

The #1 defense had three drives. The first one was a 3-and-out. The second was a FG. The third was a FG.
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And when that vaunted d of yours starts playing against starters with game plans, they'll be giving up touchdowns instead of fg's
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