@SleeperBot: Former Kansas City Chiefs right tackle Mitchell Schwartz responded critically to Zac Taylor's comments about the Cincinnati Bengals being a team to fear in the playoffs. Schwartz highlighted the Bengals' narrow victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers and recent struggles against the Denver Broncos, emphasizing their unforced errors and lack of dominance. Despite Schwartz's skepticism, the Bengals remain a formidable opponent for the Chiefs, having been the only team to defeat them in the playoffs over the last three years. The Chiefs might prefer facing other teams rather than the Bengals, considering the impact players like Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase can have.

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Mitchell Schwartz criticizes Zac Taylor's comments on Bengals' playoff threat to Chiefs