Sam Mellinger of the Kansas City Star reports the Chiefs were shamed at the 41-7 loss to the Buffalo Bills at Arrowhead Stadium standing as the worst opening-game defeat in franchise history. Sunday’s outcome surprised virtually everyone involved with the organization. They thought this was a good team, a playoff team still getting better. Instead, they heard boos seven minutes after kickoff. The stands emptied out at halftime like it was a Kansas game, and there wasn't a danged thing positive about it until the postgame news conference. "I'm taking 100 percent responsibility for our team not being ready to go," head coach Todd Haley said. "OK? You can point the finger right at Todd Haley. OK? I'm taking 100 percent responsibility." Source: theredzone.org
Everyone was stunned by that defeat not just the organization. If it was closer it wouldn't of been as shocking.
