Joining me right now, Stephen Specter. You guys remember Stephen. He's been on the show before to talk chiefs.

Stephen worked with us back at 980 for many years until he left for Kansas City, sometime around 2014, 2015, I think Steven, somewhere around there.

And he is the program director and a talk show host at Sports Talk the Fan,

96.5 in Kansas City.

You can follow Stephen on X on Twitter at Steven Specter 10.

Let me just start with this, because I think the whole league is talking about it after one of the more lopsided box score wins I've ever seen against the Raiders on Sunday, but four out of the last five, two straight, including the game a week ago Sunday against the Lions at Arrowhead.

And now everybody has come to the conclusion that as the team's gotten healthy,

Kansas City once again is the team to beat and the team that will represent the

AFC in the Super Bowl.

Is that what you guys think?

That's the dominant conversation here.

And the prevailing thought is, yes, that this is the

favorite to come out of the AFC.

And I think it's twofold.

One, you mentioned they are four and three, but the rest of the NFL seems like they're

four and three.

I mean, the bills now have two losses.

You know, the chargers are four and three, and going on the wrong direction.

The Broncos are five and two, but that's a miraculous five and two after narrow escaping the two New York teams.

You're not really scared of anybody in the AFC North.

Yeah, the Colts are six and one, but, you know, if the

playoffs started today and Daniel Jones and the Colts were taking on Patrick Holmes and the

...