That was as close as the Chiefs defense would allow them to get.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) ? The Kansas City Chiefs know that they're going to get the opposing team's best shot every time they step on the field.
Ryan Succop tacked on his third field goal of the game with 17 seconds left, and the Browns were unable to do anything with their final possession before time expired.
The good vibes on their sideline were short-lived, though.

"The best you can be right now is 8-0 and that's where we're at," Chiefs linebacker Derrick Johnson said. "Everybody's going to give us their best. We know that. If we can take that punch and keep rolling, that's what we did today. It wasn't pretty, but a 'W' sure does look good."
The result was a tenuous 23-17 victory and just the second 8-0 start in franchise history.
"I mean, not that anybody sneaks up on anybody in this league,Cheap Jerseys Wholesale, but yeah, we're the only undefeated team," said Smith, who threw for 225 yards and two touchdowns.
The Chiefs got another stiff test from the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, racing out to a big first-half lead and then holding on through a harrowing second half.
They wouldn't want it any other way.
"We love it," Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith said. "You want the stages to get bigger. That's why you put all the work in. You want this opportunity. You want that honor."
"I think that teams have recognized how we're playing and no question, they're coming prepared."
The Browns managed to get a field goal to get within 20-10 just before the break, and then carried the momentum into the second half, closing within a field goal on Whittaker's TD catch.
It took some trickery for Cleveland to score. Campbell handed off to Willis McGahee, who flipped it back to the quarterback, and he hit Gordon in stride for a 39-yard reception.
"We have to start faster," Campbell said.
The Chiefs kept making stops down the stretch, though. They punted with 3:55 left, but forced Campbell out of the pocket on fourth down, and his pass bounced off wide receiver Davone Bess for an incompletion. It was one of several drops for Bess, who also fumbled on a punt return.
Jason Campbell, starting in place of the ineffective Brandon Weeden, threw for 293 yards and two touchdowns for the Browns.
That comes with being the NFL's lone unbeaten team.
Jamaal Charles ripped off two long runs, including one to convert another third down ? the Chiefs were 9 of 12 in the half ? to get into Cleveland territory. Smith finished the drive by hitting Dexter McCluster down the seam for a 28-yard scoring pass.
His second scoring pass, a 17-yarder to Fozzy Whittaker out of the backfield, got Cleveland within a field goal early in the third quarter.
Meanwhile, the Browns' offense struggled to get on track,Air Max Outlet Espa?a, going three-and-out on their first three series. Campbell overshot a couple of wide receivers, but the real problem was their lack of a running game ? they had three carries for minus-1 yard at halftime.
The Chiefs marched downfield on the game's opening possession before settling for Succop's first field goal, and then did the exact same thing when they got the ball back moments later.
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"We weren't able to make the plays at the end there to win the game," Brown coach Rob Chudzinski said. "Kansas City started fast and we weren't able to get anything going early in the game. I thought our guys did a great job of fighting and getting back in the game.
Kansas City eventually reached the end zone early in the second quarter when Smith found fullback Anthony Sherman out of the backfield on third-and-10. He picked up a couple of marvelous blocks and rumbled 12 yards for his first career score and a 13-0 lead.
"We were in position a couple of times," he said, "one break or one play."
Josh Gordon had five catches for 132 yards and a touchdown in what could be his final game for the Browns. They've been fielding offers for him ahead of Tuesday's trade deadline.
"I know just as much as you all know,Cheap NFL Jerseys," Gordon said. "When it happens, if it doesn't happen, we'll know at the same time."