From what I hear, the Saints got what they deserved in the form of a loss. I'm informed that they had one of their worst statistical games of the year (including something like 48 yards rushing after averaging somewhere close to 130 per game), Brees threw the game away with an ill-timed pick after his O-Line failed him, and Sean Payton was outcoached by the 14-year old Sean McVay. Despite all this, they're apparently blaming a ref for their loss despite the fact that the missed PI was not on a potentially game-winning play. All they were cost was yet another chance to win the game - nothing more.

Similarly, I hear that for the first three quarters, the Chiefs' offense looked like they hadn't even practiced all week. Flummoxed by the Hoodie, Brady, and Edelman, they were powerless to stop the inexorable Pats' progress. At the end, the Chiefs proved themselves to be horrible (1) coin flippers; and (2) defenders of their end zone.

Therefore, the Pats have been proven to be the class of the NFL for the past 18 years despite what those who hate them would like to believe. I don't think I've seen anything in the sports world to rival their reign, nor do I think we'll see it's like again once their ride is over (which will be soon. Two years, tops. [I said that two years ago, though.])

Did I miss anything else?

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War is god