The Chiefs have finally fallen. The Lions clearly the best team in the league. And what's it

mean that Pittsburgh beat Baltimore will break it all down because it's time for inside coverage.

He's Frank Swab. I'm Jason Fitzett's Sunday night. And Frank, I am still shook. I am still sitting here thinking about the moment at the end of the game where you felt killer instinct, where Josh Allen said, it's fourth down and I'm going to get this. I am going to score where Josh Allen absolutely trucks people on the way and where Josh Allen gets

himself into the end zone throws the ball down, flexes in this way and you just felt it, man.

I know it was only a regular season game, Frank, and we usually shoot the shot coming in,

but I'm still so worked up over the fact that we saw Buffalo go in and just manhandle the moment in a way that has me finally feeling like they are built to be able to take down the Chiefs in the playoffs.

Great game, fun game, a very interesting way for the Chiefs to lose their unbeaten streak.

Because, I mean, if you think about the Chiefs and all the ways they won these games, they're sitting in 9 and 0, feeling pretty good.

You lose one game, and all of a sudden you're like, wow, the bills are a game behind us now in the standings, a loss in a loss column.

And they have the tiebreaker and probably to ease your schedule the rest of the way. So this game, that play specifically might change the entire AFC playoff picture.

We could look back at that game in January

and say this is why the bills

have the buy in the number one seed

and the Kansas is probably going to go there

and beat them in the playoffs anyway

because that's what they do.

But this was a kind of earth-shaking moment

for the AFC in the playoff picture.

All the other T's the AFC now

see the Chiefs Vulnerabilities.

It gives them a chance, at least of their minds, to maybe knock them off to which they couldn't

do last year. I thought, not just the play itself by Josh Allen, but let's go back a step.

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