Any Chiefs fans in the house ?

Nessmuck, that is correct.

Nessie, you don't want to bet. Betting is gambling. You want a guaranteed win. At home plus 3 points. That's not a bet. I don't care who wins. I want to see a good game. May the best team win.

There will be a big upset tonight...

No longer a big fan of NFL.....but having said that, my history with Chiefs goes back to Super Bowl #1.

After Chiefs win in Super Bowl 4, a few weeks later, a group of Chiefs players came to my high school to play a charity pickup game against a team consisting of high school teachers. My cousin and I sat behind Buck Buchanon. Literally both of us behind him with our knees in his back. His back was wider than the two of us put together.

First time I had ever seen guys like that in person. They were freaks of nature. Hamstrings so out of whack they looked like bullfrogs. The only weakness that team had was their QB Dawson and he still gets all the credit.

One of the best ever to wear the uniform? LB Bobby Bell. As good natured and affable as a person could be who on a football field would crush you like a beer can and make you feel lucky it happened to you in the process. Was also deep snapper on kicking teams.

And lets not forget old coach Hank Stram the innovator. He once had a defensive lineman handle kickoffs to put an extra tackler on the field. Andy Reid is every bit as much an innovator as Stram ever was......and a big part of Chiefs success today. He lets Mahones play......and it pays off big.

I always thought Joe Montana was one of the best to play the game, as he had full command of all that was going on and could always handle the pressure. Almost like everything was running in slow motion. Mahones has that too, plus the arm to go with it. When he gets on a roll, he is next to impossible to stop.

Might have to break open a block of 8 year old Shahp Cheddah today, Nessie!

Moosetrot

KC will be matriculating the ball down the field.