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The Kansas State Chiefs, as we mentioned, are dealing with a ton of COVID-19 problems

headed into Sunday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, but they did get some help from the

Steelers and the cults over the weekend. They currently sit atop the AFC, where a lot

of us picked them at the beginning of the season despite all of their early season struggles.

But we touched on the offense and the opening play script of the Kansas City Chiefs. We understand

how talented they are. Patrick Mahalam, Travis Kelsey, Tyree Kill. I think they're the

best team in the AFC, but they still feel a little too much like every other team in

the AFC to me, kind of, where I'm like, yeah, but when you get into the postseason and

you got to play really good football teams, can you figure it out? Like, are you going

to be able to put this all together? And the chiefs get a little bit more of a nod, I guess,

because of Patrick Mahalam's and because of Andy Reed and all of that stuff. But what's

working in their favor is that I have question marks about every other AFC team. So I keep

going back to the conclusion that, okay, the chiefs are just the best team in the AFC.

That's just where I wind up again.

I think it's the easiest answer to say the chiefs are. I would agree with you because I

think that they are. So it helps that Melbourne Ingram and Frank Clark and Chris Jones are

all in your defensive line. That does make a difference. I think that they're playing,

you know, they're faster guys. We've kind of alluded to that a little bit on the defensive side

of the ball. It's weird because I've been riding these chiefs unders and the chiefs defense as

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