- The Chiefs used a rotation along the defensive line in hopes of keeping the guys fresh throughout the game. Coach Reid said after the game he felt like it was a fantastic plan and that it worked. Dontari Poe played just 76 percent of the snaps, which is extremely low for him normally. He picked up 1.5 sacks on the day to lead the Chiefs defense.
- Besides the starting offensive line and quarterback Alex Smith, tight end Anthony Fasano is the only other Chiefs offensive player to play all 72 snaps.
- Four Chiefs defenders played every snap: safety Husain Abdullah, linebacker Josh Mauga, and cornerbacks Marcus Cooper and Sean Smith.
- Dee Ford saw 13 snaps on defense and made them count, getting involved on a few quarterback pressures and affecting one throw from Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill on third down.
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