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Buckroofing presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.

Well, if you weren't feeling enough stress and anxiety over the election and what may happen on Tuesday,

the Kansas City Chiefs decided to pile on all of our lives on Monday night with an overtime thriller.

A win 30 to 24 over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. This is your instant reaction. And I thought it would be good

on this Monday evening to do a little sports because we'll be obviously heavy with politics in a lot of ways on the Tuesday podcast.

We may put that one up just a little bit later than normal because you've got this one to hear about the Chiefs.

We'll also cover much more on the Chiefs, have some postgame comments and things like that on the next podcast.

But this was such a great game.

We had a couple of college basketball games tonight. here before going to bed talking about what we just saw on a wild night at Arrowhead Stadium where

most of the night it didn't rain, but when it did rain, it came down for a long period of time

in the fourth quarter, and it really affected the way this game played out. The Chiefs had a chance

very early in this game to, I thought, take control and dominate a team that they should be much

better than. But Xavier Worthy, at the start of this game, inexplicably lost track of

where he was for a wide open touchdown and stepped out of bounds for an incomplete pass.

It would have been 7-0-0 Chiefs. The Bucks got the ball right back after that. Justin Reed dropped an easy interception right in his

hands. You make those two plays on the first two series of the game and the chiefs are probably up

14-0 and this thing is a route. But that's not our Kansas City Chiefs. These Chiefs know how to

win. They're resilient. They're talented.

They have experience.

And they've got ice water running through their veins because they've won three Super Bowl.

So they have all these advantages plus they're playing at home.

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