Good morning, Addicts! Today is fantastic, because the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Arizona Cardinals 34-19 on Saturday night. Kansas City got off to a bit of a slow start before Chase Daniel came in and let us know he’s secretly Joe Montana. Let’s go around the horn and get plenty of reaction from the internet.
Chase Daniel shines in Chiefs victory – Terez Paylor of the Kansas City Star
"This was Saturday, midway through the second quarter of the Chiefs’ 34-19 preseason win over the Arizona Cardinals, and while the crowd at University of Phoenix Stadium may have been sparser than normal, and the television ratings were not the same — all indications of the general lack of fan interest toward NFL preseason games once the starters leave— try telling that to Daniel and the rest of the Chiefs’ backups."
Eric Berry returns, giving Kansas City its most important victory – Vahe Gregorian of the Kansas City Star
"But there was a thrilling exception to this Saturday night at University of Phoenix Stadium, where the unfathomable return of Chiefs safety Eric Berry to action nine months after being diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma brought meaning to the mundane."
11 observations from Saturday night’s win – B.J. Kissel of KCChiefs.com
"Just nine months removed from a cancer diagnosis, Eric Berry returned to the field on Saturday night for the Chiefs defense. In an emotional moment just seconds before kickoff, Berry ran over to his mother, Carol, who was on the sideline, and hugged her before joining his teammates."
Kansas City makes statement on first offensive play – Adam Teicher of ESPN
"The Kansas City Chiefs served notice on their first offensive play of the preseason what direction they intend to take their passing game. Quarterback Alex Smith threw deep down the left sideline for new wide receiver Jeremy Maclin in Saturday’s night game against the Arizona Cardinals in Glendale, Arizona."