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After being once written off, the Kansas City Chiefs have been on a roll recently. On Sunday, Patrick Mahomes and his men took down Dak Prescott and his troops in an emphatic manner. The Cowboys quarterback was very upset for obvious reasons and made it clear in his post match interviews.

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ICYMI: Kansas City Chiefs register an emphatic victory over the Dallas Cowboys

The Chiefs have been on a roll since the past few weeks. While the team needs credit for their smashing results, one cannot overlook the defensive solidity they have displayed. In back-to-back weeks, the Chiefs shut down Daniel Jones and Jordan Love, prompting many to blame the opponent. They also stifled Derek Carr and the Raiders’ fifth-ranked offence thus showing that it is not a one-off.

But last night was the Chiefs defense’ biggest defense as the Cowboys had the league’s best offensive entering Sunday – by a long shot. For starters, hey had a 433-yard per-game average. Unfortunately for them, at the Arrowhead Stadium, they threw for a measly 276 yards (most of it on a last drive), turned the ball over three times, and never got their passing or run game working. Say whatever you want about the impact Patrick Mahomes has on the Chiefs, but these herculean performances by the Chiefs defence can no longer be ignored.

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Dak Prescott is angry with himself and team for losing against the Chiefs

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Post match, Cowboys quarterback spoke to the media and expressed his disappointment in losing against the Chiefs. “Pissed off, yeah, sure,” Prescott said. According to him, his team lost a good opportunity to prove themselves against a. quality side like Kansas City.

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“I’m pissed when I don’t play well or the team doesn’t play well, or the offense doesn’t play well,’‘ he said, “especially when you have the chance to come out and play against a team that has been in the Super Bowl the last two years and prove to ourselves and one another what we’re capable of.”

Chill Prescott, chill!

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Suresh Menon is a soccer writer at EssentiallySports with over 400 articles to his name. Being an ace defender back in his school days, Suresh grew up admiring the famed ‘BBC’ of Juventus which is why the Italian club is his favorite. His love for soccer from an early age combined with his flair for communication is the reason why he decided to pursue sports journalism at ES. He pursued his BMM degree with specialization in advertising which makes him an effective communicator with a sense of commerce. Beyond soccer, in his free time, he is a podcast host and likes spending time solving the Rubik’s cube.

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