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'in the 400. ern Conference title, has a real-|In two other games that didn't pore By cay Recs assessment of his pros-jaffect the standings, Kansas|" ne Marlboros bowed to Kit- pects for the American Football|City Chiefs walloped New York| noner Rangers 5-4 Friday League's championship game|Jets 24-7 and Houston Oilers|'icnt and then lost a_hard- against Buffalo Bills next Sat-loverpowered Denver Broncos fon ht e 6-5 to third-place ; : 34-15. 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