Don't listen to Kirby, Del Rio. He's just being abrasive for the purpose of being abrasive. This thread is reasonably intelligent enough to realize that the Chiefs are obviously not the best team in the NFL. Yes, being 7-0 is an accomplishment and the fact that the Chiefs haven't slipped up against inferior competition when other great teams like the 49ers and Saints have speaks to their consistency and all that, but KC's not winning the division and probably isn't getting out of the wild card round unless they're lucky to get the wildly overrated Patriots in the first round.
Kansas City is definitely a top-10 team this year, but they're not better than teams like the Seahawks, 49ers, Bengals, Colts, or Packers. I'd take the Eagles over them if they can stay healthy, too. KC's got easily the best defense in the league but their offense is far below average. If the defense wasn't playing lights-out so far then Alex Smith would not be able to win these games with his arm. He's a top-20 quarterback whose claim to fame is "I don't do much, but I don't fuck up either", just like he's been for the past two years.
Also, people have to stop giving the Buccaneers so little credit. Everyone's hyping up the Jaguars as this year's complete embarrassment to professional football, but the Buccaneers are just as pitiful on offense now that their QB-RB combo is Mike Glennon-Mike James and Schiano doesn't understand that you actually have to use Darrelle Revis correctly in order for him to play well. Both teams' defenses are only below average as opposed to terrible, but as long as the Buccaneers and Jaguars' offenses continue to be the 4th and 5th- best offenses in the state of Florida (behind the Miami Dolphins, Miami Hurricanes, and Florida State Seminoles, of course), they could both push for 0-16. And honestly, if I had to pick a team that really has the desire to rewrite the record books of sucking, it's Tampa Bay.
Also, the Buccaneers should bring in Tebow. He could do a better job than Schiano and would at least sell tickets, right?