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"Tell the world champs to take that," defensive tackle Dan Williams said, to no one in particular.
Behind him, in an apparent Mike Tyson falsetto, fellow defensive tackle Steve Martin added: "What happened to the champ? What happened to the champ?"
Whether the Chiefs had simply expected to win -- unlikely given their 3-3 record coming in -- or were stunned by the score -- 54-34 -- that was about all the chirping or crowing to be heard.
At least until the Chiefs were inside, where safety Jerome Woods took it upon himself to speak for the downtrodden masses the Rams had bullied the last two seasons.
"It's like the bomb blew up in their face. They're getting a taste of their own medicine. So, ha, ha, St. Louis," Woods said. "Now you know how it feels, getting it put up on you."
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