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That man right there is Hall of Famer, Ray Denton, Derek Gunn.

All right, the Eagles have put the Dallas Cowboys behind them.

They are now looking ahead to their next opponent.

The Super Bowl runner up, the Kansas City Chiefs, and oh my goodness, the Chiefs have something to prove because they are licking their wounds after losing their season opener to the Los Angeles Chargers 27 to 21. Ray, I watched that game. I'm assuming you watched some of it, if not all of it.

Were you a little bit shocked the way that game turned itself out? Because basically,

Kansas City hadn't beaten, had not lost to the Chargers since, what,

2012, something like that? New Day, new era, I guess, in the AFC West.

Yeah, the chiefs just own the Chargers.

And I don't know, I guess just, you just, I just assumed that was going to happen again, you know.

I mean, forget the points spread.

I mean, the Chiefs always beat the Chargers. And, you know, it doesn't matter if they're playing them in Kansas

City, Arrowhead, if they're playing them in L.A., or if they're playing them in San Diego, or if they're playing them in Brazil. I didn't, you know, I don't think it's going to matter. It's the Chiefs, it's the Chargers, the Chiefs are going to find a way to win.

The way the game went down, yeah, I was surprised.

I was surprised.

Now, obviously, the Chiefs are a little short-handed offensively.

You know, Rice is suspended for six games. He's their best. And, you know, and Worthy is their best

receiver probably. And he goes out with an injury early.

Shoulder injury, yeah.

So now all of a sudden, you still got Patrick Mahomes,

but who's he throwing the ball to other than Kelsey?

So the game was a little different in that respect.

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