BetOnline: Former NFL Linebacker Jonathan Casillas Asks "What's Up With Mahomes?"

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Fortunately for the disappointing Kansas City Chiefs, they will be facing off against a Las Vegas Raiders for whom they're 8-2 against in the last ten meetings.  We also get the Chiefs at -2.5 on the road.  Typically that might be considered a bargain but the Raiders (5-3) actually have a better record than KC (5-4).

Former NFL linebacker Jonathan Casillas wants to know what everyone else is asking: "What's up with Patrick Mahomes"?  And perhaps he can shed some light on this matter.

In Super Bowl XLIV, Casillas was officially credited with recovering the Saints's third-quarter onside kick to start the second half en route to their 31–17 victory over the Indianapolis Colts.

And now he's joined the BetOnline All Access crew to discuss this week's KC Chiefs vs. Las Vegas Raiders game.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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