Chiefs News: Spags pulled aside defense after opening drive in Miami
📍 How it ended
{ "epilogue": "Following an early defensive adjustment in Miami, the Kansas City Chiefs secured a 24-10 victory to advance to a 3-0 record. While the game was described as a tough and workmanlike slog, quarterback Patrick Mahomes delivered a notable performance that surpassed a key metric previously held by Tom Brady.
Coverage of the matchup concluded with post-game evaluations, stock watches, and praise from Andy Reid despite the Dolphins' hard-fought effort." }
Epilogue added 3h ago, after coverage quieted.
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Four Winners And Four Losers in Dolphins Week 3 Loss Sports Illustrated · 37d ago broke it first
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