KANSAS CITY, Mo. - So, first things first: The Chiefs beat the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, 19-14. That is what many expected them to do against a well-under-.500 team whose head coach, Gus Bradley, may well be on the hot seat.
But it's not like the Chiefs, who improved to 6-2, looked good doing it. Can't say that.
Yes, they made a few plays when necessary, and yes, there were some entertaining moments - largely provided by the ejection of Travis Kelce and an impromptu "punt" celebration by Marcus Peters - but anyone hoping to see a complete, dominating performance at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday left disappointed.