Diante Lee

And at any other point, I think, than it has been in this era.

But I do still have those two teams in their own tier.

Now, circumstances might change how things ultimately play out, right?

Kansas City's early season losses can end up

really harming them later on down the line when we're talking about teams that are making a playoff run, because there are a lot of teams in the AFC that have light schedules, right?

You think about New England, they've got about as light a schedule as it comes in the NFL the rest of the way, right?

And they only have to see Buffalo one more time.

So Kansas City could still be, in my opinion, a top five, top eight team, but be fighting for his playoff life, right?

Like that is a reality.

I think with

Buffalo, they have an opportunity to be a 12, 13, 14 win team at their best.

I just don't know if that if looking at their win column is going to be instructive enough of how I feel about them as Super Bowl contenders.

You're not going to trust them.

It sounds like I don't.

And I think honestly, when we go back and rewatch this game, I think we're going to walk away from it feeling more like, oh, Kansas City might have been feeling itself a little bit too much in this game.

I'm never selling with the Packers, but God, do they make you want to do it, right?

When they have games like this, you can't sell on them because they're upper quartile, right?

In terms of like their level of performance, that upper quartile for them looks like a Super Bowl team, right?

And there are moments we've seen this year where they're just bombs away on offense, getting sacks and forcing turnovers on defense.

And you leave those games feeling like, how could anybody believe that they could beat this team if they had to play them in a one game sample?