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Two totally opposite things can absolutely be true at the same time.

And so it goes with the Kansas City Chiefs as they lose 20 to 17 to the Buffalo Bills

in one of the most maddening losses Chiefs fans can ever remember. And now the embarrassment

afterwards as America's team or the NFL's most beloved and hated franchise, I guess at this

point, and their reactions after the game will no doubt become the story because the Chiefs, I believe, have embarrassed themselves in defeat after the game.

It's not just bad enough to lose the game, but then do all-out assault and blame the NFL, the officials,

all of the whining and complaining.

Absolutely ridiculous.

I thought the Chiefs were better than this.

You win a couple of Super Bowls.

You would think they would handle something like this better than this. And the two things that are absolutely ridiculous. I thought the Chiefs were better than this. You win a couple of Super Bowls. You would think they would handle something like this better than this. And the two things that

are absolutely true at the same time is the Chiefs made the play to win the game. They also

made the play to lose the game. All at the same time. Anybody, anywhere, that tries to hammer on the officials for calling Cadarious Tony

off-sides is just flat wrong.

It was clear, it was obvious, it was not controversial, he was way past the line, it was an

absolutely stupid move by a stupid player who continues to make some stupid mistakes.

And it's not the first time this has happened.

It is absolutely the first time it's happened on offense.

Andy Reed and his career as the head coach, there have been 25,172 offensive plays snapped by Andy Reid teams. That was the first offensive off sides.

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