Waking up this morning in the fantasy and gambling world, you’re either feeling like a king or a complete slum. Last night featured one of the worst beats of all-time. Monday Night Football was home to a very, very bad beat. Washington Redskins-Kansas City Chiefs played one of the best games of the NFL season, yet all we will talk about is the beat at the end of the game that ruined people’s Mondays or made them whichever way you look at it. But you always feel for those who lost tonight.

If you took WAS +7 congratulations on the worst beat of all time. pic.twitter.com/KSAy11vNMU

— Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) October 3, 2017

For me, it’s not about gambling. I had a good DK night cashing out nearly 35 bucks on a primetime slate. Did I lose a fantasy game because of the Chiefs scoring a touchdown? Yes, yes I did, but I know you guys don’t give one single fuck about my fantasy teams. You think about all of the things that had to happen for the bad beat to occur on Monday night.

-Josh Doctson drops an absolute strike from Kirk Cousins that would have been six, but instead, he drops the ball in the end zone. Washington settles for a field goal.

– Andy Reid runs the clock down to eight seconds, not one second, meaning Washington received one more play if the kicker did not kick the ball out of the end zone (Narrator: He did).

– Washington decided to throw to the short side of the field, and Kansas City recovers the ball to run in for the six to push the cover and the over.

May you make the money back on Yankees-Twins or preseason NBA.

Charlie.