I’ve discussed just how good Dallas is before, so consider that a win, and we’ll move on. You can’t walk into a primetime game, without your franchise QB, and still win, all while shutting down a top-tier offense without the ability to go all the way.

There is no doubt that the Cowboys are really, really good - that goes without saying. Now, if you think that means I’m about to extol the virtues of Dallas, a team that firmly looks in control of the NFC, well you’re only partially correct. THE COWBOYS DIDN’T HAVE DAK PRESCOTT! I’m opening today with major emphasis, because this whole situation deserves it. Kansas City was bailed out by mistakes from New York, and still only won by three. There is no defensive area this team is competitive in, yet their keep hanging around. It’s a testament to how good their offense is that this team can somehow still compete at all while giving up 27.5 points per game (24th in the league), 269.8 yards through the air (24th) and 121.8 yards on the ground (21st). The Chiefs’ biggest issue, as it has been as season, is defense. I don’t care that their record is now 4-4, that they could easily make a run and find their way into the playoffs - it just feels like a lackluster, middling season from a team that should be achieving so much more. This isn’t supposed to happen, not for Kansas City, and it really underscores how lost this team is. The Chiefs, perennial AFC powerhouses, are now struggling to beat the New York Giants, a team that entered Week 8 with a 2-5 record and not much to show for it. In case you didn’t have a grip on how the mighty have fallen, Monday Night Football had you covered.

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