You would think the Jets would be the perfect salve to heal what’s been ailing the Chiefs. Yeah, not so much. And I’m not buying into any Darrelle Revis-returns-in-glory storylines. (On that note, has any signing of a Hall of Fame-level talent ever received less coverage than Revis joining the Chiefs? No, probably because no is sure if the cover man can still provide any, uh, coverage.) For Kansas City to win, Kareem Huntmust be productive. Take the onus off Alex Smith, whom everyone is watching with a microscope, and who has been outplayed by Josh McCown of late. (In their last four games, McCown has a 7:1 TD-to-INT ratio and a 101.9 passer rating, while Smith’s gone 4:4 and 78.7.) Hunt’s last four games warrant scrutiny: He’s put up 46, 37, 73 and 17 rushing yards. His yards-per-carry mark during that time is 2.88. Oy. Larger problem: the Chiefs‘ defense, which is bottom five against both the run and the pass. The 1980 Vikings are the only team since the AFL-NFL merger to make the playoffs matching both those unfortunate criteria. It took this crazy play for Minnesota to pull it off, too. Two crazy plays, in fact.