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It's the football feast.

In just a couple of moments, Stan Weber will join us.

We'll preview the Chiefs and Jets.

We'll also talk an awful lot about the Missouri Tigers and what's ahead for them

as they head off to Vandy, where they should win,

and then have LSU the

following week and could become a national story in pretty quick fashion over the next nine days

or so. It's all ahead with our football feast with Stan Weber. I love this football weekend and I love

what it's become for the Kansas City Chiefs. This was the week that you may recall when we did

the scheduling thing in the offseason, started talking about the schedule. This is where I wrote down a loss for the Chiefs. I thought Aaron Rogers would be around. The Jets had what I thought was the best defense in the NFL last year, held every team down low below 20 points. And while I still don't think the Chiefs are going to light up the school board Sunday night, whatever they can put on the board is certainly going to be enough to beat the Jets. What we didn't know in the off season is the Chiefs have a great defense as well, and they have flexed that through the first three games. The Jets are woeful on offense. They may be as bad as the Bears offensively. They may be worse. Brise Hall is an outstanding running back, but it's pretty one-dimensional. Zach Wilson, the quarterback's got absolutely nothing. It brings nothing to the table, and they're in complete turmoil. The greatest jet of all time, Joe Namath says he's done with him. He's done with the quarterback. He's done with the people that are picking the players. He's done with all of it. They clearly don't know what they're doing. So if you thought the bears were

in turmoil a week ago, as they came to Kansas City, it's nothing compared to these Jets who are just

in a terrible way offensively. They mustered 10 points against the Patriots last week. I'm going to be really shocked,

really shocked of the Jets score more than 17 against the Chiefs, and that's almost always enough for

Kansas City to get a win. The Chiefs are a big favorite in this game, nine points, nine and a half.

That's a lot for a road game, and it's a lot for Sunday night football.

It doesn't seem to matter where the Chiefs play. The ratings are big.

In a 41 to 10 route last week, the television numbers on Fox were through the roof.

A lot of that was because they were showing Taylor Swift.

And when they did, a whole bunch of people who don't really watch football, turned it on to see Taylor Swift in the stands.

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