The 1980 Saints were so bad, New Orleans radio personality Bernard “Buddy” Diliberto nicknamed them the “Aints” and encouraged fans to wear paper sacks over their heads (fans complied). In an era when media traveled on team planes, the Saints banned Diliberto from theirs.

Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs faced off against their bitter AFC West rivals, the Las Vegas Raiders, on Sunday. Kansas City played host in a home game at Arrowhead Stadium. The battle, however, turned out to be completely one-sided as the Chiefs shut out the Raiders, 31-0.

Las Vegas goes into its bye week with a 2-5 record, and virtually no hope of a turnaround in coach Pete Carroll’s first season.

The Las Vegas Raiders hunkered down to stop the Kansas City Chiefs, who were facing fourth-and-1 on their own 40. Las Vegas already was trailing by a touchdown Sunday, but the outcome between longtime AFC West rivals was still very much in doubt.

From the start, it was all bad for the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 7. They did not have any answers to anything that went down in their Week 7 matchup against the

Travis Kelce played a key role in the Kansas City Chiefs’ dominant performance against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday. The four-time All-Pro tight end caught three passes from quarterback Patrick Mahomes for a game-high 54 yards, as Kelce helped lead the Chiefs to a 31-0 victory against their bitter AFC West rivals.