Kansas City Chiefs vs. Bengals will feature this strength-on-strength matchup

Earlier this week, Chiefs cornerback Trent McDuffie watched tape of last season’s AFC Championship Game against the Cincinnati Bengals and was reminded about overcoming obstacles. In the first series, L’Jaruis Sneed left the game with an injury. That left the Chiefs to defend the Bengals’ laudable passing game with three rookie corners: McDuffie, Jaylen Watson and Joshua Williams, plus rookie safety Bryan Cook. “Seeing all of us out there and the confidence and next man up,” McDuffie said, “that’s a real thing.” It might have to be the case again...