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NFL playoffs: Three things to watch for in Dolphins-Chiefs on Super Wild Card Weekend

Updated: Jan 12

By: Sean Davis

1/11/24


Get ready for Super Wild Card Weekend as the Miami Dolphins take on the defending champs, the Kansas City Chiefs. This matchup will have freezing temperatures and a lot on the line.

1. Tyreek Hill's Return to Kansas City:

  • Tyreek Hill, the NFL's leading pass catcher, is back at Arrowhead Stadium. In their Week 9 face-off in Germany, Hill faced tough coverages but only managed 62 yards with no explosive plays.

  • Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo will try to limit Hill's big plays again. Can the Dolphins connect with the Cheetah?


2. Challenges for the Chiefs Offense:

  • The Chiefs' offense has faced struggles this season, with drops, missed routes, and penalties plaguing key moments. Travis Kelce, a playoff powerhouse, was held to just 14 yards in their first encounter.

  • Mahomes needs someone other than Kelce to step up. With the Dolphins focusing on the star TE, emerging players like Rashee Rice will be key. Can the Chiefs overcome their offensive woes and execute flawlessly?

3. Battle in Bitter Cold:

  • Arrowhead Stadium is set to host the coldest playoff game in Kansas City's history, with single-digit temperatures and strong winds. The bitter cold could impact the passing game.

  • How will Miami, dealing with injuries on defense, handle the extreme conditions? The wind might be a game-changer, affecting passing attacks. Can the teams adapt to the freezing weather?


It's not just football; it's a battle against the elements. Who will conquer the freezing temperatures and emerge victorious? Drop your predictions in the comments, and let's gear up for an unforgettable Super Wild Card Weekend!


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