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The Arizona Cardinals picked up a 20-17 preseason win over the Kansas City Chiefs Saturday night at State Farm Stadium. They came back from being down 14-3. As the preseason goes, while the result doesn't matter as much as the performance of individual players.

At one point during the fiery back-and-forth, a Chiefs fan urged Bryan to remove “Fifth of May (Live from Kansas City)” from his digital-only 24 Live album, which dropped in December 2024. “Done, brother,” Bryan replied. As of Sunday morning, the live track remained available on streaming services.

Zach Bryan has long made his Philadelphia Eagles fandom public, but just in case anyone forgot, he doubled down across the weekend by doing a little trolling of Kansas City Chiefs fans on social media. “Where all the three peat people from last year:/” he wrote on X, teasing Chiefs fans about their Super Bowl loss to the Eagles.

Kansas City Chiefs safety Deon Bush is expected to miss the upcoming season after sustaining a torn left Achilles during the team's preseason game against the Arizona Cardinals on Saturday.

During his postgame press conference, Kansas City Chiefs HC Andy Reid revealed Deon Bush's Achilles injury will likely require surgery | @EdEastonJr

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Defensively, the Chiefs held Arizona to a field goal on the second possession of starting quarterback Kyler Murray, but they couldn’t prevent the Cardinals’ reserves, led by Murray’s replacement Jacoby Brissett, from taking a 17-14 halftime lead.

Preseason football is upon us, and for most NFL teams, that means rookies and players on the roster bubble get the majority of the snaps, with starters sitting ... but not in Kansas City. Head coach Andy Reid stated that the plan for the Chiefs' preseason opener against the Arizona Cardinals was to have Patrick Mahomes play the first quarter,