"Statistically, Kansas City fields one of the NFL's most efficient offenses. According to ESPN, the Chiefs average 387.1 total yards per game, a major blend of 257.7 passing yards and 118.3 rushing yards. Their 25.2 points per game is close to Pro-Football-Reference's, only through week 11, total of 25.4 points per game, which ranks 9th in the league. FOX Sports' offensive rankings through week 11 put Kansas City inside the top seven offenses in the NFL with about 364 yards per game."
"What makes the unit dangerous is its efficiency on critical downs. ESPN shows Kansas City converts 41.55% of third downs and 78.26% on fourth down, showing both trust in Mahomes and elite execution when it matters most. PFF shows an Andy Reid scheme that creates clean throwing windows, ranks highly in expected points added (EPA) on early downs, and turns deep drop backs into positive plays at one of the highest clips in the AFC."
Kansas City combines a highly efficient offense with a top-tier defense, creating a balanced and dangerous roster despite a 6-5 record. The offense averages about 387 total yards per game (257.7 passing, 118.3 rushing) and roughly 25 points per game, ranking inside the NFL's top ten in scoring and top seven in total offense. The offense converts 41.55% of third downs and 78.26% on fourth downs and excels in EPA on early downs and deep-drop success. The defense allows about 18.3 points and roughly 300 total yards per game, positioning it among the league's best.
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