AHPKC 2022 - Thankful for Greatness

This week's episode is ... - By World Champions - About World Champions - For World Champions

Chiefs and Eagles Super Bowl 57 Storylines galore Amateurs forever

In what proved to be one of the most inspired performances we've ever seen, the Chiefs outlasted the big, bad, boogeyman Bengals to win their third AFC Championship in the last four years. Amid a sprawling review (as only Amateur Hour can do), you'll hear our reactions to game's biggest moments and brightest stars. Join us next week for a preview of Chiefs-Eagles in Super Bowl 57.

It's the Chiefs. It's the Bengals. It's the AFC Championship. It's Amateur Hour.

It's playoff time, people. The Chiefs are now just three wins away from another Lombardi. First order of business: the Jacksonville Jaguars.

With the regular season in the books and a sixth-straight AFC West title in tow, the Chiefs are now preparing for an unknown playoff opponent thanks to earning the top seed in the conference. We've got reactions and results. We've got big picture trends and playoff what to watch fors. We've got situational football and scintillating stats ... oh, do we have some stats, folks. All that and a bag of (insert chip sponsor here) on this week's episode of Amateur Hour.

The Chiefs took care of business in a ho-hum affair, and now have just two games left in the regular season. On this week's episode: cucumber sandwiches, praise for the defense, playing your best players, the Orlando Coaster, Daly's demise, possible playoff paths, and Dirk makes the case for a new Chiefs Superfan.

After a weird one in Denver, Chiefs fans are asking themselves some tough questions ... or are they?

The Chiefs lost to the Bengals again, but is Cincinnati the better team?

This week on Amateur Hour, we reviewed the AFC playoff picture and talked Toub before discussing the Chiefs receivers, an exceptional rookie class, stats galore, baby names, Sunday's big game against the Bengals, and even a few moments of USMNT right at the tail end of the show.