A stone stirs a thousand waves—
With the Kansas City Chiefs' loss, the league's dynamics have finally changed.
Of course, a game is just a game; it's too early to say the direction and climate of the entire season have completely changed, and no one can afford to be complacent. There may be more than one turning point in the long season, and it's still far from certain that the Super Bowl's ownership will change.
However, a win is a win, and thirteen months later, the league leader is finally not the Kansas City Chiefs.
Moreover, no one will forget that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers lost early to the New Orleans Saints, and now it's the Kansas City Chiefs' turn. The two core players in this offseason's arms race faced early tests and setbacks, making things interesting.
This also proves once again that there's no permanent champion in sports arenas, especially in the NFL, where fierce competition and suspense in victories and losses are eternal themes.
Now, the leader has changed.
