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Back Nine Development presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.

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The magic is gone.

There's really no other way to say it than that.

The magic of the Kansas City Chiefs is gone.

Now, that doesn't mean it's over.

There's a big difference between the magic is over and the magic is gone.

But it is clearly gone right now,

and the headline for the Chiefs lost 2719 of the Green Bay Packers for me

was simply this.

Patrick Mahomes and the Chief's offense,

after a really poor night of defensive football by the Chiefs, the worst of the year.

Petrohomes and the Chief's offense still had two drives in the fourth quarter to win the

football game and failed miserably on both. The magic is gone. Now, the question is, is the magic

over? This, we don't know. We're going to have to watch the season play out. We'll see what they offer up in the playoffs, presuming they'll win the AFC West and get into the playoffs. Right now, the Chiefs are not looking at anything close to a one seed. They've got four losses. Baltimore, Miami, and Jacksonville all have three losses, but it's still a pretty good situation for the Chiefs. We know they were holding the tiebreaker going in.

If they'd won, four losses. Baltimore, Miami, and Jacksonville all have three losses, but it's still a

pretty good situation for the Chiefs. We know they were holding the tiebreaker going in. If they'd

won last night, they would have been the one seed. So they're really only a loss by those teams

and a couple of wins away from maybe being back in a golden spot again where they would be at home

for the AFC playoffs. Nothing is gone.

Nothing is lost. Nothing's over except the magic. And it's making me ask the question,

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