Kareem Hunt had some good times with the Kansas City Chiefs years ago. But Chiefs fans seem to have buried all those memories ever since the running back left the team. Here's the Cleveland Browns' tailback getting hilariously pushed by a fan after he tried to leap into the stands.

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That came after Hunt scored a rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter that put the Browns ahead by nine points with less than 11 minutes in regulation. That was the last time the Browns put points on the board in this game, as Patrick Mahomes and company followed that up by retaliating with 13 unanswered points to win the matchup, 33-29.

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The loss was a tough one to swallow for Hunt and the Chiefs, as this was supposed to be a chance for them to show the rest of the NFL that they have indeed leapfrogged Kansas City in the AFC. If anything, at least the Browns had Kansas City on the ropes and covered the spread as 6-point road underdogs.

The offense was fine overall for Cleveland against the Chiefs, but their defense floundered mightily despite all the hype in the offseason. Kansas City went 9-of-13 on third downs, with Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce repeatedly gashing the Browns' stop unit for big gains downfield.

Up next for Cleveland is a date with the Houston Texans in Week 2 at home.