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Well, I guess you can say you can't win them all.

And that was the case for the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday as they lose their first game of the season 30 to 21.

To the Buffalo Bills at Buffalo.

In a game, the Chiefs had some chances to win, but really didn't play well enough to win.

They clearly were not the better team on this particular day, and the Buffalo Bills,

once again, becomes Super Bowl champions of November and celebrated accordingly.

We've got a great podcast for you to get the week started here, as we'll talk some football,

everything that took place in sports over the weekend, a couple of Trump notes, and Stan Weber will join us

for the football feast and get all of his thoughts. And our final final today is a reverse

of the Kansas City Chiefs this weekend. Ooh, there's a pretty good tease for you. So the chiefs show up in Buffalo and immediately throw an interception to start the game.

Patrick Mahomes has thrown far too many interceptions this year.

And I think we can officially say the chiefs are extremely fortunate to be nine and one at this point.

And still the one seed.

Remember, there's only one buy in each conference now. The point. And still the one seed. Remember, there's only one

buy in each conference now. The chiefs are still the one seed, one game ahead of the Buffalo

bills. But as we dissect this thing, it's time to start looking at schedules and trying to

figure out what we think is going to happen down the stretch. And I heard some people on ESPN Sunday

night saying, well, the chiefs have a schedule that lines up favorably for them to become the one seat.

And I'm like, I don't think it's even close.

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