Examining Kansas City's AFC West Dominance
Chiefs reporter Joshua Brisco joined Alain Poupart and Omar Kelly to break down Kansas City and its dominance in recent years
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00:00 say yeah, that that was a bit of a trap game and they had their worst day at the office
00:04 of the year.
00:05 Hold on, Josh.
00:06 So you telling me that you don't factor in the vision opponent and familiarity and because
00:12 I mean, it doesn't matter how, how, what the caliber is of the AFC East opponent.
00:17 I can tell you anybody can get anybody in this division is is is AFC West just not the
00:21 same way.
00:22 No, I do think you'd have to take that into account, but we also have to take into account
00:26 that I believe Barack Obama was president the last time the Broncos beat the chiefs.
00:30 So I mean like that part, the AFC West for three teams is wide open, just throwing punches,
00:36 haymakers left and right.
00:37 And the chiefs have not been that this loss to the Broncos was Patrick Mahomes his first
00:41 road loss in the AFC West.
00:44 And a shocking stat that does not seem right.
00:47 He's been playing football here for a minute now, his first loss to the Broncos and his
00:51 first loss on the road in the AFC West.
00:53 Yeah.
00:54 And what was it like 15 straight?
00:55 They had one against 16, 72 dolphins would have been talking bleep if they would have,
01:00 if they would have been playing just one consistent season, 16 and oh, never lost the game on
01:07 the road in the AFC West.
01:09 First one happens, happens on Sunday.
01:11 Dude, they've won the division.
01:12 We're like seven years in a row.
01:13 I mean, they, they completely own that division.