NFL Mismatches in Week 11
The Chiefs' passing game is in top form, and should pose plenty of problems for the Bengals' thin secondary.
Updated: November 14, 2003, 12:33 PM ET
By By Ryan Early | NFL Insider
The game of pro football is predicated on individual match-ups. Coaches seek out a match-up in their favor and devise a game plan to take advantage. Each week we preview one lopsided match-up that should make an impact on the game, either through its exploitation or in changing a team's plans to try to compensate.
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