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      <title>Couldn&#39;t Happen to a Better Guy: Harrison Butker&#39;s Precipitous Decline</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;After an injury plagued 2025 season, 2026 has generally been a &lt;strong&gt;return to form for the Kansas City Chiefs&lt;/strong&gt;. Patrick Mahomes has looked spry in his return from knee surgery, Travis Kelce seems like he is running in slightly less mud than usual, and Kenneth Walker has been a godsend in terms of balancing the offense. While they&amp;rsquo;ve clearly lacked a downfield receiving threat, forcing Mahomes to operate more in the short-to-intermediate space, the offense has still been productive, and they currently sit at 6-2 in the AFC West, a half game behind the Broncos.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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