CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Forgive Herm Edwards if he may want to
avoid his old college buddy from now on. Every time he coaches
against John Fox, he's had the Carolina Panthers playing their
best.

DeAngelo Williams had 123 yards rushing and scored three
touchdowns and Panthers' defense handed the Kansas City Chiefs
their first shutout in nearly six years, 34-0 on Sunday.

The Panthers (4-1), who have missed the playoffs the past two
seasons, are off to their best start since reaching the Super Bowl
in the 2003 season. It was one of their most dominating performances since they crushed the Edwards-coached New York Jets 30-3 in 2005 on the way to reaching the NFC championship game.

A week after the Chiefs (1-4) ended a franchise-record 12-game
losing streak with a stunning win over Denver, Edwards gave his
former San Diego State teammate a bear hug on the field before the
game.

But it didn't take long for Fox and the Panthers to show the
rebuilding, youthful Chiefs had no shot for their first two-game
winning streak in two years.