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If you pay careful attention, you can still make out the sound of the 1972 Dolphins popping champagne after the 30-21 loss at Highmark Stadium by the Buffalo Bills ended the unbeaten season of the Kansas City Chiefs.

This was always going to be one of Kansas City’s most challenging games of the season, what with the Bills holding a regular-season advantage over the Chiefs. And boy, was it ever tough.

The Chiefs’ sky isn’t falling in, and although a victory covers everything, head coach Andy Reid understands that this setback will help his squad in the long run.

After Sean’s performance, Reid praised the Bills. They were effective at making plays when called upon. Two strong teams face off, the difference between winning and losing is little, and I take the lead in making it an educational experience for our younger players. All of us can take something away from this and use it to improve ourselves in the future.

The Chiefs gave it a good shot by going perfect for the first nine games of the season, but it’s nearly difficult to do so. However, considering the squad’s lackluster performance this season, there was always a chance they may lose a game.

There is a true sprint going on for the AFC’s top seed, and the Chiefs can now take stock of their strengths and weaknesses after suffering their first setback.Even though they still have seven games left on the schedule, the Chiefs’ loss to Buffalo has eliminated any room for error as they aim to finish as the AFC’s top dog.

Winning every week is great, but losing every now and again is as good since it keeps you focused on getting better.

Even though they were undefeated, the Chiefs received a sobering lesson that anybody can lose on any given day.