It certainly wasn’t pretty at the start of the game, but the Chiefs’ offense got rolling in the second quarter of Sunday night’s Wild Card playoff matchup. It was eerily reminiscent of several games they played two seasons ago — when they last won the Super Bowl — starting slow, but flipping the switch to light up the scoreboard in what seemed like no time at all.
The Chiefs’ offense actually surrendered more points than they scored in the first quarter, as they were held to no scoring and gave up a fumble-return touchdown to Steelers’ pass rusher T.