Best Twitter reactions from Chiefs’ divisional-round victory over Browns

The Kansas City Chiefs are heading back to the AFC Championship Game for the third consecutive season after a 22-17 win over the Cleveland Browns in the divisional round. The game was a rollercoaster of emotion for the Chiefs Kingdom faithful, from the Patrick Mahomes’ concussion all the way to Chad Henne’s clutch fourth-quarter save. Twitter users captured the highlights and lowlights of the game.

Here are some of the best Twitter reactions from the divisional-round win:

Speed option, the right or wrong call?

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The most questionable decision of the evening on part of Chiefs HC Andy Reid was to run QB Patrick Mahomes on a third-and-2 speed option play. Mahomes, of course, suffered a concussion on the play and would not return to the game. Obviously, the result of the play wasn't ideal, but there is a growing debate on Twitter over whether or not it was the right call. There's also a debate over whether Kansas City should continue to design running plays for Mahomes. https://twitter.com/realfrankboal/status/1350934580312858624 https://twitter.com/geoffschwartz/status/1350929934873751552 https://twitter.com/JMoyerFB/status/1350927940419268611 https://twitter.com/EmmanuelAcho/status/1350927882621767680 https://twitter.com/bnice19831/status/1350930476027023362

Don't take Tyrann Mathieu for granted

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Tyrann Mathieu continued his stellar 2020 regular-season campaign with a dominant performance in the first game of the postseason. He was flying around the field making plays on the ball and tackling defenders for loss or no gain. Don't take his performance for granted because he is proving to be as crucial to the Chiefs' defense as Patrick Mahomes is to the offense. https://twitter.com/getnickwright/status/1350922623014875141 https://twitter.com/ByNateTaylor/status/1350922444408840192 https://twitter.com/ovintxge/status/1350924570082095108 https://twitter.com/jjones9/status/1350938695680077825 https://twitter.com/vancemeek/status/1350922490554552329

HenneThingIsPossible

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Chad Henne could live out the rest of his days in Kansas City as a king. He'll at the very least be getting free beers and BBQ anywhere he pleases after his clutch season-saving performance in the fourth quarter against the Browns. Things were looking bleak when Patrick Mahomes left the game with a concussion. Henne had an unforgettable sequence of events, beginning when he went diving head-first to try and pick up a first down on third-and-14. He didn't convert, but he had ice in his veins on fourth down too. Twitter reacted appropriately. https://twitter.com/hiebeb/status/1350942587784454145 https://twitter.com/datjaketho/status/1350942614648979456 https://twitter.com/netw3rk/status/1350942177636003844 https://twitter.com/CrypticNotAlone/status/1350943025879515139 https://twitter.com/SupportUofM/status/1350944524856647693 https://twitter.com/PatrickMahomes/status/1350942606201655297