KC offensive talent vs TB offensive talent

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  1. bicketybam

    bicketybam Well-Known Member

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    Help me settle an argument with my son. Who do you think has better offensive weapons, KC or TB?

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  2. Losmeister

    Losmeister Well-Known Member

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    thats a real question?

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    Losmeister Well-Known Member

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    altho the fact that youhave to add the refs to TB...evens it out
     
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    bicketybam Well-Known Member

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    He says it's close with the slight edge to TB. And I should have made it clear that we are excluding the QB position.

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    Jonathan_Vilma Well-Known Member

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    The Chiefs have the edge because Kelce is probably the single biggest nightmare for defenses in the NFL. And that offense has been together for three years running.

    The Buccaneers probably have a more diverse group of weapons. AB and Godwin double as good underneath weapons and deep threats. Evans is an elite one on one catcher.

    The runningback situation is probably a negligible difference. Each side has had dominant running performances and non-existent running games at times.

    Buccaneers are a bit deeper, Chiefs are better.
     
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