Kansas City Chiefs 2015 schedule predictions: Picking all the games this year

The KC Chiefs 2015 schedule has been released. Hooray!

Now let's get down to business. I went through and did my initial predictions on all the Chiefs games. I had no idea where I would end up. I just went through and picked whether or not I thought the Chiefs could win.

I ended up at ... 10-6. Seems reasonable, no? The sports books have the Chiefs at 8.5 wins but they were wrong the last two years.

Chiefs 2015 schedule prediction

Week 1: @ Houston Texans WIN ... The Chiefs usually beat the teams they should. And they're a better team than the Texans.

Week 2: Denver Broncos WIN ... Total homer pick. This is a Thursday night game at Arrowhead. The Chiefs have never beaten the Peyton Manning-led Broncos so this is an upset pick. I'll take Arrowhead.

Week 3: at Green Bay Packers LOSS ... Tough draw on Monday Night Football.

Week 4: @ Cincinnati Bengals LOSS ... The Bengals are a tough team. The home field goes to Cincy.

Week 5: Chicago Bears WIN ... Jay Cutler will be playing so it's a win.

Week 6: @ Minnesota Vikings LOSS ... This is a real toss up for me. The home team gets the advantage.

Week 7: Pittsburgh Steelers WIN ... The Chiefs almost beat Pittsburgh last year. They finish it this year.

Week 8: Detroit Lions WIN ... The Chiefs are playing in London. Andy Reid's the better coach to handle this.

Week 9: BYE

Week 10: @ Denver Broncos LOSS ... Tough to win there.

Week 11: @ San Diego Chargers LOSS ... It's a primetime game in their backyard.

Week 12: Buffalo Bills WIN ... Eighth straight year of playing the Bills. They will be good though.

Week 13: @ Oakland Raiders WIN ... You sweep the Raiders if you're a playoff contending team.

Week 14: San Diego Chargers WIN ... Splitting with the Chargers seems about right.

Week 15: @ Baltimore Ravens LOSS ... I would consider it if the game were at Arrowhead.

Week 16: Cleveland Browns WIN ... Maybe Johnny Manziel will be playing by this point?

Week 17: Oakland Raiders WIN ... See above.

So ... 10-6?