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Chiefs Send 3-Word Message After Texans Coach’s Embarrassing Apology

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Everyone falls short at some point. How you respond to those defeats is what separates winners from true losers.

It’s one thing for fans and goofballs on social media to freak out about an imaginary conspiracy theory that the referees are rigging games in the Kansas City Chiefs’ favor. It’s another thing entirely for the Houston Texans themselves to do it.

Chiefs Send 3-Word Message

After the Chiefs’ 23-12 victory in the Divisional Round to advance to their seventh consecutive AFC Championship, Texans head coach Demeco Ryans had some interesting words blaming the officiating. Based on his reaction along with that of several key players, Houston entered this game having already lost.

Ryans said that they knew entering Saturday that the Texans would be against “everybody,” seemingly indicating that they were facing both the Chiefs and the referees.

On Sunday, the Chiefs’ social media team couldn’t help but share a three-word brag about the dominant display from the defenses’ front seven. They posted an image of defensive end George Karlaftis, stating “Whole squad ate.”

Karlaftis led the team in sacks on Saturday, recording three of his own. Meanwhile, Chris Jones, Tershawn Wharton, Felix Anudike-Uzomah, Charles Omenihu, and Chamarri Conner recorded one sack apiece, bringing the total to eight for the entire defense.
The defensive line came alive against the Texans, who have largely struggled protecting Stroud throughout the season. The writing may have been on the wall for them against the Chiefs, as Houston allowed the fourth most sacks this season (54).
Kansas City will now shift its focus on either the Baltimore Ravens or Buffalo Bills. Both teams play each other on Sunday at 6:30 p.m. EST. Many believe that the Ravens are a better matchup for the Chiefs while the Bills could be a nuisance.
Coincidentally, this team has played both the Ravens and Bills in the regular season. The Chiefs defeated Baltimore in a 27-20 Week 1 victory. Meanwhile, Kansas City couldn’t keep up with the Bills in tough 30-21 Week 11 loss.

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