The must have spent the entire week watching film from their 5-0 start because that's the team they looked like during Saturday's 30-13 blowout win over the . The Chiefs didn't officially win the AFC West with their win Moses Malone Jersey over Los Angeles, but they came one giant step closer thanks to , , and a City offensive line that shut down Chargers stars and for almost the entire night. Through the first five weeks of the season, the Chiefs were one of the most exciting teams to watch in the NFL. That didn't last long though, because by Week 6, they went from "must-see TV" to "Destroy your TV so you don't have to watch them" for Chiefs fans who probably had a rough time tuning in each week during a seven-game stretch where they went 1-6. That's all a distant memory now, though, and it's a distant memory because the Chiefs went back to their bread-and-butter. First, they kept feeding Hill, who has suddenly turned into the Chargers' worst nightmare. Twelve weeks after steamrolling the Chargers for 183 total yards, Hill topped himself on Saturday with a 206-yard performance against L.A. Although Hunt did a lot of his damage on the ground with 155 rushing yards, he also proved to be a huge weapon for Smith through the air, catching seven pa ses for 51 yards and a touchdown. Alex Smith rolls to his left and finds for the TD! regain the lead. NFL (@NFL) Although there were some whispers during the middle of the season that Smith should be benched, the Chiefs quarterback proved once again why he's the best man for the job. Going up against one of the best defenses in the NFL, Smith completed 76.7 percent of his pa ses for 231 yards and two touchdowns. Smith didn't take many chances going deep in the game, but when he did, they paid off. The quarterback's biggest throw came in the second quarter, when he threw a perfect bullet to Hill for a 64-yard touchdown. TYREEK HILL The goes 64 yards for the TD! NFL (@NFL) Hill caught five pa ses for 88 yards in the game. One thing you'll notice about that play is that Smith had a clear pocket, which was the case for most of Paul Reed Jersey the night. Although the Chargers went into the game with two players -- Bosa and Ingram -- who had combined for 20.5 sacks on the season, the Chiefs surrendered only one sack the entire night. it wasn't just Smith who benefitted from the impre sive performance from the Chiefs' line, Hunt was also a big benefactor. Thanks to the line's play, Hunt was able to average 6.46 yards per carry against the Chargers. The good news for Chiefs fans is that the panic attack feeling you had during the middle of the season should now be going away. This team definitely isn't perfect, but if they've proved one thing this year, it's that they can beat anyone when they're playing their best, which is exactly what you want from your team when they're likely headed to the playoffs. The one thing to keep in mind with the Chiefs -- and this is gla s half-empty guy talking -- is that they're still in a rut against non-divisional opponents. Yes, they've won eight straight against the Chargers and yes, they've won 15 of 16 divisional games, but they're still struggling outside the AFC West. Since Week 6, the Chiefs have gone 0-5 against teams outside the AFC West, which means their Week 16 game against the might end being the perfect gauge to see how far this team has really come. A win over the Dolphins would officially clinch the AFC West for Kansas City. throws the game awayFor the second time this year, Rivers suffered a total meltdown against the Chiefs. Back in Week 3, Rivers threw three picks against Kansas City, and somehow, he managed to repeat that performance on Thursday. The weird thing about his performance this time around is that it came out of nowhere. After leading the Chargers to a touchdown on their opening drive of the third quarter, Rivers went into full meltdown mode and threw an interception on three of Charles Barkley Jersey L.A.'s next four po se sions. The Chiefs never really made any great plays on any of the picks, either. For the most part, they were all just really bad throws by Rivers, like this one to that was thrown into double coverage. PICKED! nabs the Rivers deep throw and returns it inside the 5! NFL (@NFL) Not only did Rivers throw an interception of three of Trey Burke Jersey four po se sions, but the one po se sion in there where he didn't throw a pick, the Chargers still lost the ball because fumbled it. In all, the Chargers turned the ball over on four straight po se sions in the second half, which was a total shock, considering they had only turned the ball over once in their past four games combined. The turnovers were especially bad because they led to 13 points for Kansas City. That being said, it's not like the Chargers were having any luck stopping the Chiefs' offense on Thursday. If the Chargers don't turn the ball over, this game would have likely turned into the shootout that we were all expecting. Instead, we saw the Chargers do what they always do against the Chiefs: Suffer a total meltdown. The Chargers are now 0-8 against Kansas City dating back to the beginning of the 2014 season. runs wild One of the few bright spots for the Chargers was running back Melvin Gordon. The Chargers fed him early and often, and it paid off for L.A. as Gordon totaled 169 yards. Before the Chargers fell apart in the second half, Gordon was the biggest reason they were even in the game. The Chargers running back played a huge part on both of L.A.'s touchdown drives. In the second quarter, the Chargers scored their first touchdown of the game on a two-yard run by Gordon, which capped a 10-play, 75-yard drive. The impre sive part about Gordon is that he accounted for 36 of L.A.'s 75 yards on the drive. Gordon also had a pivotal role on the Chargers' lone touchdown drive of the second half. On their opening po se sion of the third quarter, the Chargers drove 88 yards for a touchdown that gave them a 13-10 lead. The drive wouldn't have been po sible without a huge 49-yard catch from Gordon, a catch where he did most of the work (He caught the pa s about two yards in front of the line of scrimmage) There goes No. 25. picks up 49 yards! NFL (@NFL) Gordon ended up catching six pa ses for a career-high 91 yards in the game. The running back also carried the ball 19 times for 78 yards and a touchdown. Rivers to Gates has now reached epic proportions might be 37 years old, but he's still one of Philip Rivers' favorite targets in the red zone. The agele s duo struck again in Kansas City when Rivers hit a wide open Gates for a 10-yard touchdown on the Chargers' opening po se sion of the second half. For the 86th time in their careers...Rivers to Gates for the TD! NFL (@NFL) The touchdown wasn't just big because the Chargers needed it -- it gave them a 13-10 lead at the time -- it was big because Alec Burks Jersey it moved Rivers and Gates into second place o