It was all Chiefs on Monday night in Kansas City. Alex Smith and the offense rolled while the defense dominated Tom Brady and the Pats, resulting in a 41-14 win.
The NFL penalized Husain Abdullah for ... praying?


During the Chiefs’ destruction of the Patriots, Husain Abdullah picked off Tom Brady and scored, the second touchdown of his career. After scoring, he was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct, specifically excessive celebration.
This is the unsportsmanlike conduct/excessive celebration he was penalized for:
Read Article >Here’s how badly the Pats are getting whipped
ESPN put up this graphic, and it says it all:
Tom Brady and co. are getting eviscerated on defense and have nothing -- literally, nothing -- going on defense. It seems they’re lucky to be down *just* 17-0.
Read Article >Let’s check in on Tom Brady and -- F***
It’s 14-0 Kansas City, and that really doesn’t do it justice. The Chiefs have 237 yards, the Patriots have 96. Let’s check in on Tom Brady and ... well, yeah:
It has not been a great season for Touchdown Tom.
Read Article >ESPN uses Kendrick Lewis in Jamaal Charles graphic


Jamaal Charles is back tonight for the Chiefs. He’s an important, famous player! So ESPN pointed out his return in the pregame:
Here’s the thing: That’s not Jamaal Charles. That’s Kendrick Lewis, a safety currently playing for the Houston Texans. This is Jamaal Charles:
Read Article >Patriots picked to top Chiefs on MNF

Jim RogashThe Chiefs are coming off their best performance of the season and are getting a little healthier. Jamaal Charles is expected to play on Monday night after sitting out last week. Alex Smith led an efficient offensive attack last week in the win against Miami. More of the same could help the Chiefs foil the experts’ picks.
Over at USA Today, all seven experts are siding with the Patriots to walk out with a victory. Neil Greenberg of the Washington Post picked the Chiefs, citing New England’s allowance of a league-high 44 pressures on Tom Brady. Five of the eight men of CBS Sports see Kansas City covering the spread, but only John Breech believes the Chiefs will win outright at home.
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