KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs seem eager to stay that way.Just minutes after Sunday’s 31-10 rout of the favored San Francisco 49ers, many players were already looking forward to this bye week — but not in terms of fishing trips and Vegas vacations.Instead, they were looking ahead to their next game at Indianapolis on Oct. 10.“I think the bye week is coming at the best time,” said cornerback Brandon Flowers, who made a game-turning interception for the second week in a row. “That means we can get extra film study, extra time to get ready for going against the Colts and Peyton Manning, and that high-powered offense. That can take us a long way.”The Chiefs (3-0) had just played their finest game in many years.
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