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Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

Bomani & Jones: The bright side of the Chiefs being terrible

The Kansas City Chiefs may be terrible, but at least they won’t toy with your emotions by almost winning games.

We all know the Chiefs are terrible. However, while focusing on their historic ineptitude, folks are missing the half-full side of things.

Sure, Kansas City hasn’t led in regulation for a second this season. However, can’t you see how that’s the best thing for Chiefs fans? Hope is great, if the home team is just gonna lose no matter what, why toy with the faithful’s emotions? If a team’s going to lose, it may as well eliminate the mystery to the outcome early. That way, fans can go ahead and find a different game to watch or get a jump on stadium traffic.

See? “Bomani & Jones” is an optimistic program, so we chose to focus on the bright side of how awful the Chiefs are. And you know we’re really optimistic, seeing how we could find anything bright about a team so bad.

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