And good morning to you everyone. Welcome to first things first. I'm Jenna Wolf, Nick Wright, Brandon Marshall.

Kevin Wilde's. Sorry, Josh Allen just, Josh Allen just was practicing over here, almost hit me with the football.

My bad guys didn't need to distract you. Was he in the game? My apologies. I don't know. They stopped by in New York. I don't know why. It's bad. Sorry, Jenna. Didn't mean interrupt you.

The slap stick is working. No, interrupt away because that is where we're going to start this morning with some of Josh Allen's misfires, miscues.

But Chiefs and Bills, Kansas City, leaning heavily on their ground game last night.

What was the last time we said that?

Clyde Edwards, Alair, the star of the show, ran for a career high 161 on the ground.

Certainly not the explosive Chiefs offense we've got used to seeing.

But a great rushing attack that will add all pro, Leveon Bell, to the mix next week.

So let's dive right in here. Nick, I got to ask, you got the win, but are you worried at all that the Chiefs just, they're not blowing out the competition like they did last season. Oh my God. That's where we're starting the show. Last season, the Chiefs were in 11 and 5. And then we'll get to Josh Allen. They went 11 and 5 last year.

They're going to go 14 and 2 this year.

They've got 5 wins.

The list of teams in the NFL with more than 5 wins is precisely 0.

Four of those 5 wins have come by multiple scores.

And my guy, my dear, dear friend Brandon Marshall, who among many things said the bills were better than them, the bills were going to win,

Josh Allen's playing better than Mahomes' MVP season, but we don't have to get into any of that.

My dear guy, Brandon Marshall said...

I said that they were going to win the game.

The blue... Oh, and last week when I

said, tell me who in the AFC you like more of the Chiefs. First team, you said,

the Buffalo Bills! And then they got their teeth kicked in by Tennessee,

and then they lost to the Chiefs. But

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