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The divisional round playoffs are set and overhyping a basketball non-rivalry on this episode of KKHI.

Stan Weber will join us just a little bit later as we break down everything you need to know for this week's matchups in the NFL, which of course starts with the Chiefs on Saturday at 3.30 taking on the Jacksonville Jaguars. It is now on. The first round of the playoffs was a lot of fun, but it always feels odd when the Chiefs aren't playing. When they're just out and everybody else is trying to advance to the Chiefs round? Imagine how little you talked about or heard or thought about the

Philadelphia Eagles this past weekend. They're in the same boat. There's only two teams with

buys now, and they sort of disappear from everyone only to reappear in the divisional round with

a home game. And for Kansas City, that means taking on Jacksonville at Arrowhead for the second time this year.

The Chiefs won the first matchup.

2717, Patrick Wilms had a really nice day, 331 yards in that game and four touchdown passes.

But the Jaguars believe they are a better team now than they were then, and their record certainly reflects that.

Their defense has played really well the last couple of weeks, but I'd say this.

I would warn anyone who's really serious about Jacksonville coming in and pulling off the upset, it will not be their defense.

It won't be.

Their defense has improved.

It has gotten better since they played the Chiefs.

As I recall in that game, Mahomes did have good stats. He did have four touchdowns.

And I remember just thinking to myself, wow, the Chiefs were good enough today.

They should have scored a lot more than 27 points in this thing.

But they didn't. The Jaguars defense, the final week of the regular season, scored a defensive touchdown against the Titans to put Jacksonville in the playoffs.

And then, of course, we saw this weekend, they held the Chargers to just three points in the second half and stormed back from a 27-0 deficit to win 31-30.

But I don't think you walk away from a game like that and pat your defense on the back.

I think at some level,

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