What could a "full strength" Kansas City Chiefs do?

The Kansas City are been surprising the entire NFL during the course of the 2016 season. The teams has also been dealing with injuries, which brings to question: What could a full strength Kansas City Chiefs do?

The Kansas City Chiefs have been finding ways to win. Games like the San Diego Chargers in week one which saw the team come back from the largest deficit in team history, to the Carolina Panthers game in which the defense straight up stole the victory. The are in second in the AFC West, and would be in the playoffs again, if the season were to end today.

However, even though the team has been winning, some of its stars have been dealing with multiple game injuries. Both wide receiver Jeremy Maclin and linebacker Dee Ford have missed games this year. Other players have been dealing with injuries that have either limited game playing time or seen them knocked out of a game completely.

Even with the injuries plaguing this team, they still win, so it brings to question, what will a full strength Kansas City Chiefs do in the NFL?

It was reported this week that both Maclin and Ford would return to practice this week, a good sign they might play this weekend. Linebacker Justin Houston came back to full game mode in a BIG way against a weak Denver offensive line and scored three sacks and forced a safety. Before he went down with injury Ford was tied in the NFL with 10 sacks, now throw in the fact that in one game Houston got three, and their pass rush is looking fierce.

Nov 6, 2016; Kansas City, MO, USA; Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Jeremy Maclin (19) dives but is unable to catch a pass against the Jacksonville Jaguars during the first half at Arrowhead Stadium. The Chiefs won 19-14. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Curry-USA TODAY Sports

Maclin returning the to the offense could also could have a nice impact. However Jeremy is not having a good year, while he is still averaging 12.5 yards per catch his game numbers have dropped quite a bit. His yards per game is hovering around 47 yards per game, a drop of over 25 yards per his average. The rest of the Chiefs offense has not been much to write home about, sitting around the bottom of the league in stats.

While the reintroduction of these two players may not mean a ton of increased production but the fact that they are making progress is a good sign for a team looking to go deep in the postseason. The Chiefs find themselves in full control of their postseason glory with how they are playing. They are perhaps the most dangerous team that no one talks about.

A full-strength Chiefs team is one we have not seen all year with this or that player out. The team is getting healthy at the right time as the season comes to a close. A Chiefs team with almost all of their players back could turn out the be the league’s scariest team.

What do you think, Addicts? Are you excited at the possibility of the Chiefs getting back to full strength? What do you think this team could accomplish as a result?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

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