Go Broncos? Why KC needs the No. 2 seed for postseason success
On this episode of the Roughing the Kicker Chiefs podcast, Joshua Brisco looks ahead to Week 17 and talks about Chiefs-Chargers, Broncos-Raiders and the importance of the No. 2 seed for Kansas City.
But if the Chiefs don’t get the two seed, what happens? Does it really matter?
Yes. Yes it absolutely does.
On this episode of RTK, hear how the Chiefs can keep the Chargers losing and why the Broncos will pull off the victory against the Oakland Raiders to send the Chiefs to the top of the AFC playoff picture.
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