The best pictures of the Kansas City Chiefs 3-0 start

The KC Chiefs play the New York Giants on Friday. If all hell breaks loose and the Chiefs lose, I want to use this post as a reminder that things have been going very well for them. So don't freak out if that happens (yes, I know you will ignore that).

So, here is the best picture from each of the Chiefs first three games.

Week 1: Chiefs D dances in Jacksonville

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There is another great one of Tamba dancing all on his own but I chose this one because it includes a few other important players in the picture, such as Justin Houston. While Tamba had the pick-six, Houston picked up three sacks.

This had to be a defensive picture in my mind.

Week 2: The red on red

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The picture with Andy Reid pumping his hand to the crowd (at the top of this story) was a consideration but I had to get the red-on-red jerseys in here.

Week 3: Big Red visits Philly

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This is one of my all-time favorites. The Gatorade bath is one of the all-time greats too but since Chris Sembower already covered that one I will choose this one of Reid.

More pics of the Chiefs celebrating

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• Kansas City Chiefs receiver Donnie Avery (17) and Dwayne Bowie (82) douse coach Andy Reid with a cooler of Gatorade in the final minute of the game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. Kirby Lee - USA Today Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Brandon Flowers (24) and teammates before the game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field John Geliebter - USA Today Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid waves to fans as he leaves the field after defeating the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. Howard Smith-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Dwayne Bowe (82) and cornerback Sean Smith (27) celebrate with fans after defeating the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. Howard Smith-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs fans celebrate late in the fourth quarter against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. The Chiefs defeated the Eagles 26-16 Howard Smith-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid (right) and Philadelphia Eagles tackle Jason Peters (1) embrace after the game at Lincoln Financial Field. Kirby Lee - USA Today Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs receiver Dwayne Bowe (82) and cornerback Sean Smith (27) celebrate with Chiefs fans after the game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. Kirby Lee - USA Today Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith (11) celebrates at the end of the game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. Kirby Lee - USA Today Sports
• Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick (7) and Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid embrace at the end of the game at Lincoln Financial Field. Kirby Lee - USA Today Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid along the sidelines prior to playing the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field Howard Smith - USA Today Sports
• A Philadelphia Eagles fan hold up a sign honoring Kansas City Chiefs head coach and former Philadelphia Eagles head coach Andy Reid (not pictured) prior to the game at Lincoln Financial Field. Howard Smith - USA Today Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles (25) carries the ball against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. Kirby Lee - USA Today Sports
• Andy Reid celebrates with Justin Houston after a Gatorade bath. Rich Schultz Getty Images Sport
• Andy Reid meets with Eagles coach Chip Kelly after the Chiefs 26-16 victory. Elsa Getty Images Sport
• Chiefs players enter the field on Thursday against the Eagles. Rich Schultz Getty Images Sport
• Sean Smith celebrates after an interception. Rich Schultz Getty Images Sport
• Tamba Hali celebrates after a sack against the Eagles. Elsa Getty Images Sport

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