Welcome back to the PFF NFL show, Trevor Sykima, Dalton Walsman, back here with you guys for another divisional preview as we head toward the regular season of 2025 in the National Football League.

Today we're talking about the AFC West.

Can anyone dethrone the Kansas Sea cheese?

Could happen. Could happen. Before we dig into it, Dalton, it's just me. I don't know if, like, I just really wanted football back. But does the preseason not feel like even better this year? Like, we're watching Monday Night Football last night. We got Joe Burrow. We got Jamar Chase out there. Jaden Daniels. Debo

Samuel. I mean, a bunch of the stars are out here playing this game. It was exciting. I know that, you know, Joe and Troy were kind of talking about, hey, let's get this game over with when we got to the fourth quarter. But to me, I've just been so pumped about this preseason. It has me jazz for the 2025 regular season. So I don't know if it was just me. Are you the same way?

I feel like this preseason has been awesome. I think the big thing is, like you mentioned before, it feels like teams are putting a greater emphasis on playing their starters for at least some of the game, right? So we get some actual live reps that feel like they matter, right? Yeah, sometimes you get halfway through the third quarter and into the fourth quarter of these games, and they're kind of dragging. But I think when you see Joe Burrow and the Bengals, you know, trying to get their rhythm going earlier so they can win week one and we two, when we see such an exciting drive from guys like Jayden Daniels or Caleb Williams the other night, right? I think the team's putting more emphasis on getting their starters live reps. It really makes for a more exciting product. And then you have, you know, teams have been complaining about, okay, we're kind of dragging in September the last few years. I think you're seeing an emphasis on trying to get off to a better start and it's making the preseason better. And by stars and first team players, of course, you mean Mitchell Tensley. Oh, well, now, of course. Yeah, absolutely. Just it. If only he could play defense. Wasn't Joe Burrow, like, during the game, like, advocate? Like, yeah, yeah, yeah, he better get a roster spot, essentially. It's like, right. You can, Zach Taylor, Duke, Toman, you better be paying attention. You better be keeping Joe Burrow happy.

So maybe that would be the case.

He bawled out and it was fun to see.

But, you know, Mitchell Tinsley, any of those guys that we've seen throughout the preseason,

it has been a lot of fun. If you guys don't have a PFF plus subscription, you can see all the grades and all the data from all of these guys in any of the preseason games that we've seen so far

heading into the regular season. Obviously it's fun to just know and be able to keep tabs

on some of the great performances, whether they're vets, whether they're rookies trying to make the roster, whatever it is. You can see all that for yourself, all 32 teams in the NFL do it. That's why they've got the PFF plus subscription themselves. You can see that. It'll help you win your fantasy leagues. it'll help you be a smarter, better, when it comes to the betting tools that we have going into the season.

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Let's talk about the Can Sea Chiefs to open things up here for the AFC West,

as they have won the division 4. pff.com and do that right now. Let's talk about the Kansas Chiefs to open things up here for the

AFC West as they have won the division for, let's see, 8 billion times in a row, it feels

like the Kansas City of cheese have just been on top of this division. When you look at what they

did last year, 15 and 2 overall record, obviously on their way to the Super Bowl.

Game one game short of three peeding there.

You see that offensive grade.

They were 14th in the NFL.

Defensive grade, though.

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