Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1084: First in Comprehensive
In the 2019 season, after seven weeks of fierce competition in the regular season, the October competition is about to end. At this moment, the team's strength and status have begun to emerge.

The Kansas City Chiefs ranked second on offense and seventh on defense.

On offense, the Kansas City Chiefs, who have been playing top offense for three consecutive seasons, came in second, which is a small surprise and surprising.

Currently ranked first in the league's offense is the Baltimore Ravens led by Jackson.

Although the Baltimore Ravens suffered a severe defeat against the Kansas City Chiefs, Jackson rebounded, quickly regained his confidence, turned shame and anger into motivation, and delivered a perfect answer.

Judging from the data such as advancing yards, average points per game, number of first downs, etc., the Baltimore Ravens offense does have a slight lead over the Kansas City Chiefs.

Jackson is killing like crazy. No wonder many people think Jackson is qualified to compete for the regular season MVP.

Despite this, the Kansas City Chiefs' offense is undoubtedly one of the best in the league, and the partnership of Mahomes and Levy is still a feared combination in the league, and no defensive team dares to let down their guard.

However, it is not surprising that the Kansas City Chiefs' offense performed well; it was the defense that really caught people's attention.

The defensive team, which has undergone a transition from the old to the new, has stood firm amid the chaos and turbulence. While the defensive front line has shown a new look, the defensive second line has risen across the board, showing a posture and intensity that is completely different from the past two seasons.

Impressed!

This offseason, Vecchi's determination to overturn and rebuild the team has finally paid off.

Currently ranked seventh in the league, the team still has some shortcomings and deficiencies to become a truly top defensive team, but the team has escaped last year's predicament of being at the bottom, and this young team still has room for growth and improvement.

In the absence of top superstars, players such as Jones, Mathieu, Clark, Fowler and others demonstrated their strength through outstanding performances.

Inside and out, it looks brand new.

Thanks to this, the Kansas City Chiefs are currently considered the team with the best overall strength in the league.

Every year, the league chooses to cooperate with a professional analyst to write a column, who relies on his professional knowledge to observe and research, and compiles a strength list every week based on game results and team performance.

First of all, this list has strong personal views and represents personal opinions; secondly, professional analysts are not only concerned with wins and losses:

Some victories may be due to the opponent being too weak; some victories may be due to many mistakes, so even if we win, it cannot be said that we have outstanding strength.

Some defeats are simply due to luck; some defeats may be the result of a slight difference in the final moments of a powerful clash.

Therefore, victory does not mean strong strength, and defeat does not mean weak strength.

Professional analysts cannot just analyze data and talk about it on paper. They need to watch all sixteen games every week and conduct in-depth analysis of everything from tactics to status to on-the-spot responses and player performance.

At last.

Based on my own judgment, I have listed this strength list for reference only.

In order to ensure the authority and objectivity of the NFL, professional analysts are replaced every year, and different industry professionals are invited to complete this work; therefore, although it is a personal opinion, it still has reference value. Not only TV programs, podcasts, and reporters will refer to it, but team coaches are also willing to read this list to absorb professional knowledge.

Currently, in this year's list, the Kansas City Chiefs are ranked first. According to professional opinions, the Kansas City Chiefs are not satisfied with the success of the past two seasons and stop moving forward. They are still improving and perfecting, and are trying to build a complete and balanced team.

Offseason. Preseason. Regular season.

The layout is being unfolded step by step, and the really scary thing is that the Kansas City Chiefs are still not complete. They still have potential waiting to be tapped and are constantly adjusting as the season progresses.

"The defending champions are still ahead of other teams."

So, what about the Green Bay Packers?
In this official list of the league, it is currently ranked only sixth.

Although the Green Bay Packers have maintained an undefeated record and are currently one of the four undefeated teams, they are not in the top four and are even behind the Baltimore Ravens and the New Orleans Saints, currently ranking sixth.

At least, judging from the ranking of this list, the Kansas City Chiefs are indeed the more favored side. No wonder this is the general trend in the league.

What is the reason?
overall.

The current Green Bay Packers have too many flaws and shortcomings. Last season, Rodgers stayed healthy after signing a historic contract, but the team's season record was only six wins, nine losses and one tie, creating the Green Bay Packers' worst record since the 2008 season.

Head coach Mike McCarthy was criticized by fans for his conservatism and was eventually fired and lost his job after losing to the second-placed Arizona Cardinals in Week 13 of the regular season.

McCarthy was a former hero. In 2006, he was appointed to take over the declining Green Bay Packers. He not only trained Rodgers, but also led the team to the Super Bowl in the 2010 season. His contribution is unquestionable; but also because of this, three seasons ago, McCarthy had problems with conservative tactical arrangements and repeated mistakes in offseason lineup adjustments, but the Green Bay Packers uniform staff still did not replace him.

until now.

However, firing McCarthy did not mean that all problems would be solved.

In the offseason, after losing the legendary wide receiver Jordy Nelson last season, they also lost Randall Cobb, Clay Matthews and other legendary players.

Severe blood loss.

Moreover, the Green Bay Packers' decision to choose 40-year-old Matt LaFleur as head coach seems to be questionable.

After McCarthy left, interim head coach Joe Philbin tried to seize the opportunity to win this crucial job, but he failed. A record of two wins and two losses in the last four games of the season was not enough to convince the management.

So, during the offseason, rumors about the Green Bay Packers' new head coach were rife.

The New England Patriots' indecisive offensive coordinator Mike McDaniels, the Denver Broncos' newly appointed Vic Fangio this season, Baltimore Ravens head coach Edwin Harbaugh, who was rumored to have fallen out with the team during the offseason, and Philadelphia Eagles head coach Peterson, who is caught up in transfer rumors, have all been linked to the Green Bay Packers' head coach position.

However, it was Lafleur who finally broke through the siege.

Who is Lafleur?
LaFleur has never been a head coach, although he once served as offensive coordinator for the Washington Redskins, but soon returned to college work and did not return to the professional league until the 2015 season, serving as quarterbacks coach for the Atlanta Falcons.

In other words, it's only been four seasons since he returned to the NFL.

Previously, people complained that McVay had just turned 30 and was appointed as the head coach of the Los Angeles Rams. As a result, now LaFleur has won the job of head coach of the Green Bay Packers with almost no experience in the professional league.

Is this really good?
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