The Kansas City ladder tops out around 52% at over 10.5, which says the market expects a comfortable win but not a blowout. The Chiefs have outrushed opponents by 192 yards, their largest two-game differential since 2005, while Miami has scored 13 points in each of its first two games with one of those touchdowns coming down 35-6 to San Francisco. That gap explains why Miami-side lines sit in single digits across the board. The check on laying two-plus scores is Kansas City's own habit of winning low and slow, since they went heavily to the under last year and can grind games rather than run up the margin.
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