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Well, how's everybody feeling about the Kansas City Chiefs right now?

What a performance on Sunday night football in a game that started with the Lions seemingly having all the momentum on offense.

The Chiefs having no answers to stop a running game that was just going to plow right over the Chief's defense.

And Steve Spagnolo throughout the course of the game found a way to get enough stops.

They held the highest scoring team in the league, the Detroit Lions to 17 points at Arrowhead Stadium,

and run away with it in the end, 30 to 17, and such a frustrating

night for the Lions that a fight broke out at the end of the game. That's right, Brian

Branch of the Lions went after Juju Smith and punched him. Mahomes jumped in the fracas, so

did Pacheco. They wound up on the ground. This is after the game. If some of you hit the clicker button there at the end

of the game and didn't watch the celebrate, well, not sell, but the handshakes afterwards,

you missed a little bit of a melee. You couldn't have had a better situation for the Kansas

City Chiefs. On their home turf, feeling great that they had beaten and frustrated a team so badly

that one of the players lost his cool and came after juju.

What a night for the Kansas City Chiefs as they moved to three and three on the season

and suddenly everything is possible.

Welcome to Kevin Keatsman has issues and a couple of things stood out to me in this game.

We'll go through some of the numbers and talk about what the Chiefs did well.

But the two biggest points for me, number one, first and foremost, something I've been asking for for two years.

Once again, the Chiefs were they called running play for Patrick Mahomes as he had the option to pitch it or run it in

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