The players and coaches who walked to the post-game podium at FedEx Field in this Washington D.C. suburb couldn’t pinpoint the reason it all finally came together — offense, defense, special teams — for the first time this season.
There wasn’t some gifted speech or moving moment on the sideline, they insisted. But this is where the experience matters. After a miserable first half, a group of players spotlighted in back-to-back Super Bowls kept it simple, as if to say .
Arrowheadlines: After bad first half, the Chiefs decided “enough’s enough”
