Super Bowl LIV Breakdown

Today we finally get to watch the Super Bowl game we have been waiting for two weeks. We get to see the Kansas City Chiefs high powered offense go against the San Fransisco 49ers stifling defense.

Kansas City Chiefs offense has averaged 43 points per game in the playoffs. San Fransisco 49ers defense has only given up 15 points per game in the playoffs. This will be a very interesting game with the top offense versus the top defense.

Kansas City Chiefs

For the Kansas City Chiefs to win the game, they must force Jimmy Garoppolo to win the 49ers the game. For that to happen Patrick Mahomes and the high powered offense must do what they do best put up points fast. Mahomes must test the 49ers secondary by throwing the deep ball to Tyreek Hill, Travis Kelce, or Sammy Watkins. The Kansas City Chiefs defense must stop what the 49ers do best running the ball. If the Chiefs defense can stop the running game from Raheem Mostert and Tevin Coleman, they should be in a great position to win Super Bowl LIV. They can't let Mostert have another monster game as he did in the NFC Championship game against the Green Bay Packers where he rushed for 220 yards and four touchdowns.  The San Fransisco 49ers have averaged 208 yards per game on the ground in the playoffs.

San Fransisco 49ers

For the San Fransisco 49ers to win the game, they must stop Patrick Mahomes and the high powered Chiefs offense. To do that, Richard Sherman must follow Tyreek Hill wherever he goes, he's the only shot they have of stopping Hill. Also, that dynamic pass rush in Dee Ford and Joey Bosa must put pressure on Mahomes and get some sacks. On offense the 49ers must do what they do best run the ball, the less Jimmy G has to throw the ball the better. Jimmy G hasn't thrown for 200 yards or more yet in the playoffs.

Prediction

 My prediction for Super Bowl LIV is the Kansas City Chiefs will beat the San Fransisco 49ers 35-14.

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Robert Quinn Adds Substance to the Dolphins Defensive Line

Robert Quinn, a two time Pro Bowler, First Team All-Pro back in 2013, was traded yesterday to the Miami Dolphins. Quinn and a 6th round swap pick were traded to the Miami Dolphins for a 4th round and 6th round swap pick.

From 2012-2014, Robert Quinn was one of the most feared defensive ends in the league. In 2013, Quinn racked up 19 sacks in a season. Some defensive ends don't even get that many sacks in three seasons combined let alone in one season.

But these past few years, Robert Quinn has dealt with hip injuries, back injuries, and a concussion injury that has had him sitting on the sideline, more than playing on the field.

Quinn still has two years and roughly $24 million left on his contract. This could be a big reason why the Rams traded him, especially after adding lockdown cornerback Marcus Peters.

The Rams have two key players that they need to resign this summer, Sammy Watkins and Lamarcus Joyner, so getting rid of Quinn’s $24 million appears to be a smart business decision, but only time will tell if they would be able to replace the defensive end who was able to compile 8.5 sacks and 21 tackles.

Miami on the other hand, will have a three headed monster defensive line with Cameron Wake, Robert Quinn, and Ndamukong Suh if everyone can stay healthy. If you combine their stats for this past season they would equate to 23.5 sacks and 105 tackles.

If they all stay healthy this upcoming season, this defensive line could be one of the best defensive lines in the NFL. Only time will tell if that happens, we just have to wait and see.


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