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Monday Night Football predictions, picks, odds for Chiefs vs Commanders NFL Week 8 game

Jeremy Cluff writes: "These teams are heading in opposite directions, with Washington having lost two straight and Kansas City having won two straight.

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Chiefs at Bills: Predictions, picks and odds for NFL Week 9 game

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Commanders vs. Chiefs Final Score Prediction for NFL Week 8 (Chiefs Should Dominate)

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Chiefs' Andy Reid gives injury update as team preps for Bills

Chiefs head coach Andy Reid gave reporters an injury update as the team prepares for a key road game Sunday against the Buffalo Bills.

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Kansas City Chiefs rule out veteran RB, rookie OL for Week 9 matchup vs. Buffalo Bills

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Chiefs’ offensive injuries could play major role in Week 9 vs. Bills

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3 potential X-factors on the Buffalo Bills defense vs. the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 9

Bosa leads the Bills with only three sacks. However, Pro Football Focus sets this Chiefs matchup as one he should win.

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Chiefs-Bills betting line & prediction: Another chapter in the AFC’s top rivalry

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Buffalo Bills vs. Kansas City Chiefs: 3 key matchups to watch in Week 9

Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes shut down Commanders: Live updates and reaction from NFL ‘Monday Night Football’

The Kansas City Chiefs have beaten the short-handed Washington Commanders 28-7 on “Monday Night Football.” Travis Kelce turned back the clock for a vintage performance, making six catches for 99 yards and a touchdown.

Legendary Broadcaster Jim Nantz Names Best NFL Game He’s Ever Seen

Nantz, 66, is a legend among sports fans, who will recognize him as the lead play-by-play voice of the NFL, the NCAA men's basketball Final Four and the Masters on CBS. Just focusing on the NFL, Nantz has called seven Super Bowls, 21 AFC Championship Games and more than 500 total games in the booth since he first went on air with CBS in 1988.

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Commanders vs. Chiefs highlights: Four big moments from Washington’s 28-7 loss

The Washington Commanders lost, 28-7, at the Kansas City Chiefs on “Monday Night Football.” Washington’s record dropped to 3-5.