It's Good to be Wrong, Chiefs Trample Denver, New Schemes Shine, Bills Anthem Controversy, Hickman School Sale Shocker, Royals Announce Construction Plans

I've begged and pleaded all off season... please let me be wrong. Andy says, "I got you." For the first time in three years, the Chiefs brought something new to their season opener. Something really, really new and it was spectacular. How great was Kenneth Walker racking up 191 total yards? So great that in the storied history of the franchise the Chiefs have never had a game where their quarterback started a game 2 for 12 passing and the Chiefs won. In fact, in this one, they never trailed. Good golly was this a thing of beauty. The one area your humble host was right was the Chiefs clearly built this off season for Justin Fields to start the opener but you're always going with Mahomes even if he was rusty, and admittedly, has a lot of work to do this year to get into form. It wasn't just the offense as the defense has a whole new look and shine. The Buffalo Bills are under fire for announcing they are perrorming the Canadian national anthem this Thursday night. Robert Kraft makes a great decision about a concert at Gillette Stadium. The Royals announce construction plans for their new ballpark. Hickman Mills Schools sells a grade school on the cheap and some folks aren't happy. And our Final Final is legendary radio announcer, Hall of Famer Dale Carter, running for office in Jackson County and happy to not be the Chiefs PA announcer anymore.