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Misery loves company on this thread. Its the NFL. If you turn it over twice you are going to struggle.

Mahomes has played well.

Chiefs issue is turnovers on offense and lack of any on defense/ Its been an issue all season.

they would have gone for it on 4th and one. Blame Thornnuts. Blame Shuster.

Chiefs have too many rookies getting baptized at the same time.

Keep drinking. That may help you enjoy something.

Mahomes was elite on that drive. Chiefs get the ball next, score 7 and never look back.

Great catch by MVS. Mahomes with a roll out and a lazer on the run.

10-3 so they are contending. Dallas almost lost to this team. NFL has parity.

The Texans suck. Mahomes missed two open guys on third down and fumbled that snap. Pachko fumbled. Mahomes will get these guys going.

Jones in at RB.

This is the real defense. Its simply not good.

Chiefs will still win this game by 14+ points.

I have stated this many times before. Without Mahomes this is a very average team. Roster has few playmakers on D.

This is the real Chiefs D. Its not good.

The Chiefs defense is getting worse week by week.

8 passes 1 rush against of poor run defense

Thanks for the warning. LOL

Kadarius Toney (hamstring) is active for Kansas City's Week 15 game against the Texans. He's startable in a FLEX spot, but with Mecole Hardman coming back he probably won't be a fantasy playoff fixture this year. DT Chris Jones, questionable with an illness, is also active. Inactive for the Chiefs are five healthy scratches: QB Shane Buechele, DE Joshua Kaindoh, T Geron Christian, T Darian Kinnard, and DE Malik Herring.

Texans declared Brandin Cooks (calf) inactive for Week 15's game against the Chiefs. Cooks was able to get in a couple of limited sessions on the calf on Thursday and Friday but was declared out on Friday. He's probably the closest of Houston's inactive fantasy-relevant players to getting back on the field next week. Also inactive for the Texans are QB Kyle Allen (not Jeff Driskel), WR Nico Collins (foot), CB Steven Nelson (ankle), OL Kenyon Green (ankle), TE OJ Howard, and LB Garret Wallow.

With a win KC clinches 7th consecutive AFC West Division Championship.

I love the early game slot.

Go Chiefs all 3 phases.

SPN's Adam Schefter reports Kadarius Toney (hamstring) is expected to be active for Sunday's game against the Texans. Halley's Comet has arrived. Active just five times all year and only three times since arriving in Kansas City in late October, Toney has not played since Week 10. Especially with Mecole Hardman (abdomen) working his way back from injured reserve, the Chiefs have struggled for quality receiver targets behind JuJu Smith-Schuster, but it is impossible to believe Toney will be returning to enough snaps against the Texans to make a WR4 difference. Perhaps he will have some juice for Week 16 if he proves his health and makes a few splash plays in the process against the Texans.

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports Mecole Hardman (abdomen) is expected to return for Week 16 against the Seahawks after he was not activated for Sunday's game against the Texans. Hardman had his 21-day practice window opened three days ago. The Saturday afternoon deadline for Week 15 came and went, but it appears the Chiefs saw what they needed out of Hardman this week to ramp up his activity and get him back in the lineup on Christmas Eve. Although Hardman had a few useful fantasy efforts before going down in early November, Kadarius Toney's addition and the end of bye weeks figure to make him an unappealing WR4 for the fantasy playoffs.