Kansas City Chiefs: 5 Reasons They Will Repeat as AFC West Champions

March 25, 2011   ·   Nathan Badley   ·   Jump to comments

While the rest of the world has contracted an insane case of March Madness, for some, this period is full of speculation. Why concentrate on basketball when there is so much to think about for the upcoming NFL season?
After last season’s turnaround for the Kansas City Chiefs, many fans (and opponents, for that matter) are wondering if they will be able to repeat as AFC West Champions. Do they have what it takes to make it to the playoffs again?
The short answer is, yes. The Kansas City Chiefs should repeat as AFC West Champions.  There are five reasons why you can expect this.
 
1. The Chiefs are a young team.
The Kansas City Chiefs are a young team, with only four players on their active roster born before 1980 (Kevin Curtis, WR; Ron Edwards, DT; Jon McGraw, DB; Mike Vrabel, OLB; Brian Waters, G; Casey Wiegmann, C).  With most of the major role players under the age of 30, the team you saw last year, with hard work and good coaching, shoul...

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