Nearly a month ago, the Kansas City Chiefs were languishing at the bottom of AFC West divisional rankings. Cut to 27 days later and today, the K C Chiefs are at the top of AFC West.

What makes the Chief’ winning run so impressive they have managed to consecutively defeat three first ranked teams. The Dallas Cowboys were their latest victims as the Patrick Mahomes led side defeated the Cowboys 19-9. Their latest means that they have improved their rankings and results [7-4].

Inspired defensive display helps the Kansas City Chiefs win yet another bout against a top ranked team

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.

KC Chiefs Get Their Dancing Boots On After Emphatic Win Over The Cowboys

Turning up after people write you off is arguably one of the most satisfying feelings. Pulling off what they said you can’t deserves a celebration and this is what the Chiefs did post match.

After completing an emphatic performance against the Cowboys, the entire Chiefs outfit went on to the field and got their dancing boots on to celebrate the win.

Lovely scenes!

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