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The Chiefs went a wild win 30 to 29 over the Las Vegas Raiders,

proving once again that the Kansas City Chiefs are more entertaining and wilder to watch

than any sports team in any sport anywhere on this planet.

What a game as the Chiefs fell behind 17-0 and mistake-filled start.

The Raiders clearly wanted this game more than the Chiefs did from the jump.

Pass interference calls in the first quarter accounted for 48 yards for the Raiders on offense

and helped lead the Raiders to that 17-0

lead. Patrick Mahomes was frustrated offensively. He had that look in his eye after a couple

of plays that didn't go very well that we remember so well from the Super Bowl against the

Tampa Bay Bucks where he kind of had foggy eyes where he looked like he was confused and

couldn't believe what was happening

and probably some frustration in there, although he didn't really show that tonight,

but he had that weird look at his eye like, what the heck is going on here?

Wow, did the Chiefs turn that around?

They became scrappy on offense, no really big plays in their comeback.

Then they make a late play in the second quarter. Chris Jones

strip sacking. Derek Carr, taking the ball away. It looks like the chiefs are going to make a big

move here. It's 17 to 7 at the time. Plenty of time for the chiefs to score a touchdown. Make it 17, 14,

and get the ball in the third quarter. But no, they call roughing the passer on

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