You may have noticed that Chiefs haven't attempted a punt in Week 4. In reality, it was only the fourth occasion that two teams combined for zero punts in NFL history, with the Chiefs win over Philadelphia.

The only reason I bring it up is because the Chiefs punter could be interested in doing so and planning on taking off this week. Matt Haack, the Bills' punter might want to take the day off. I'm assuming there aren't going to be very many punts played on Sunday night due to the fact that this game will feature two of the three top scoring teams in the NFL. The Bills and Chiefs have each scored 33.5 points per game this season that is tied for 2nd place in the league.

Both of these teams have high scoring offenses. It's likely to determine the defense that is best. Unfortunately for Kansas City, comparing these two defenses is like the comparison of comparing a covered car to the inside of a Ferrari the other is so superior to the other, it appears unjust to compare them.

The Chiefs aren't able to stop anyone this season. Over the course of four weeks, they've surrendered the second-highest number of points in the NFL and the second-highest number of yards. However they've also given up the least amount of yards. Bills have given up the lowest amount of points in the NFL this season (just 11 points per game) and have beat their three previous opponents with a combined score of 118-21. The Bills have also managed to pitch two shutouts in the first four weeks. This is almost unprecedented in NFL history.

Regarding the Super Bowl: I chose the Chiefs to go to the Super Bowl in each year (2019 2020, 2019) of the AFC. However, this year I did not choose the Chiefs because I chose the Bills. This, I believe, means that I must pick the Bills to play in this game.

If the Bills win on Sunday night the entire Buffalo population could rip through the desk that folds. I'd advise any reporter selling folding tables to ensure that you have enough stock to last for the entire weekend.

The best pick: Last week I had predicted that the Dolphins and they would fall to the Colts. What happened? The Dolphins fell 17-points short to the Colts. Did I even know that Miami's offense was likely be flat in more than three quarters? Sure, I did. Do you think you've been a fan of this team? The Dolphins offense didn't function when Tua Tagovailoa ruled it, therefore there was a zero percent chance it would be successful with Jacoby Brissett in the helm. The Dolphins have two offensive coordinators. It is like having two close friends who love their respective teams but know little about each other.

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